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... numbers are affixed ! tain days in March and April, which are the days of tW moons ; and the Sunday succeeding Easter Day. The term Easter taken from our Saxon ancestor* v at this season of the year held festival honour of , goddess Eoster; supposed be ...

... on of their consciences, that their Easter devotions would, in some measure, come up to their Easter dress. This day kept with great splendour at Rome, in the Churches, and in all Roman Catholic countries. Easter Monday and Tuesday, are also provided ...

... rendered the time of the celebration of Easter the same through all the Christian churches. The time is now determined according to the rule in the Book of Common Prayer, which is fixed by Act of Parliament that Easter-Day shall be the first Sunday after ...

... and wholesome than any hitherto offered to the ublic. point marked C., being about 1 mile and twelve perches. i Line from Easter Close, in the parish of Kentisbury, MOWQUA’S SMALL LEAF GUNPOW DER.— to Shtrweil Cross. | This delicious Green Tea, is crown ...

... EASTER HYMN “Verily, verily I say unto yon, that ye shall weep and lament, but the world shall rejoice, and ye shall be sorrowlul, but your sorrow shall turned into joy.” John, xvi, 20. Flock without a shepherd pining. Sunk in disappointment’s Since the ...

... Kingston-upon-Thames) quotes similar entries as to these ancient doings on Easter-day there, between tbe years and 1521. On the Easter-morn it was formerly a custom for the people to rise early and walk into the fields to see the sun dance, a superstition then ...

... EASTER MONDAY. With tbe exception of Christmas, Easter was, and is, the greatest festival of the Catholic Church. The occasion the most joyful that can be conceived—the rising of Christ from the tomb, the promise and evidence of immortal life to every ...

... EASTER MONDAY. EXETER MATURDA V, APRIL IS, Easter Monday, says the proverb, comes but once a year ; but to tbe people of England comes heavily. There was time when the weight of it was a little compensated by tbe amusements of those who were too ...

... the year ensuing, being the fifth time. Parish of St. James.— At the Easter Vestry, on Tuesday, Mr. Thorne and Mr. Fisher were re-elected Churchwardens. Swainswick. Tho usual Easter Vestry was held on Monday last, when the Churchwardens' accounts for ...

... upon the caravan, tho simoom, and the rising of the sand, formed altogether one of the most novel and striking tableaux we can remember, even in the days when Old Drury was famous for these spectacles, and every Easter-Monday brought a new one more splendid ...