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... Morning. Full Moon, 26th at 8 20 Night, j !Sh I Good Friday. Ex. Court. Lem. Lodge Integnty Lodge Easter Sunday [U.S.L. Easter Monday. St. Ambrose. Hole Ce. Easter Tuesday. Guard-day. Hib. Lodge' Speight's Court. Albion Lodge Fire Corn. Mt. Dir. of H. of IndustrY ...
... its, name Easter, from the liberty restored of eating animal 'food, after the tedious season of Lent: And other Antiquaries contend, that Easter, in its primitive sense, signified to Rise, and thence was used as: expressive. of Christs rising from the ...
... of the Empire, occupied in measures of Colonial interest, anxious about peace or war with America, and thinking more of the rise or fall in Colonial produce iham any thing else, the greater part of the English journals have nothing attractive. Law suite ...
... chosen—appeals so forcibly to the feelings of all those who are disposed to open their hearts and their purses to save the rising generation of the poor from the abyss of vice and profligacy into which the elder .members have too frequently fallen, and ...
... benign influence of those protecting laws which it is the wisdom of the present age to denounce. How far the hopelessness of rising by legitimate industry—how far the receipt of money as the equivalent of character—will improve the political stability or ...
... rbe Barbatitan. BRIDGE-TOWN. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1846. TnE question of educating the rising generation has now become a very prominent and important one, and occupies the attention of the British government, though not as yet to the extent which Free ...
... truly noble christian lady, is Coox. It has been well observed that when JENUSALXII rises, BABYLON, the modern Babylon, scated on the Seven Hills, will fall,—never to rise again. Recurring to the news by the Packet we are sure our readers will participate ...
... kissing. EASTER MONDAY and TUESDAY. - Every day in this week was formerly observed a religious festival, Sennons being preached and the sacrament administered. In many places, servants: , were permitted to rest from their, usual crnpley. EASTER DAY, OR ...
... of Mr. Canning, or the subject of the difference which ltd to the recent duel , It is perfectly true, that so long ago as Easter, Mr. Canning had represented to the Duke of Portland the i ! insufficiency (in his opinion) of the Government, as ; then ...
... and navy ! From the Demerara Colonist, of the Nth instant, we copy the following The approaching Easter holidays have very naturally given rise to apprehensions of disturbances among the Negroes on the East Coast. 4 ' A fellow, we understand, belonging ...
... • 'T Living fw,fOrty days like Trappists; And, though a couple may have dad's consent, Their own, and soforth, yet, till Easter's past,' They cannot get a pr?est to tie them fake• It happen'd—just at Shrove-tide, there were plenty Of lovers—in round ...
... and besides, like other evergreens, does tint drop its leaves. The Hebrews call it rim mad, or the rising tree; and the {tabbies derive their for the rising of smoke, from the resemblance a, column of • that vapour bears, in a calm day, to the figure of ...