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... Aud banner-dighted walls. Arid then those Easter bells In Spring- Those glorious Easter chimes; no1w lovally they hatl thee round, Old iseenofholjtimeol Fromsentlo, Rtespoeslvoly they cry, Axed sing tire rising of the Lord, Fromn vale to mountaill high ...
... and that there were on that day 17,186 under lock. Merchants, millers, and dealers have hitherto acted as if anything like rise in the value of corn was event altogether improbable ; and though not any means overstocked, they have shown a decided unw ...
... vicar of High Easter and Good Easter-At Ragland, Mr' Evans, of the Twyn hou.e, to Mrs. Evans, of the Post office-A, Birmingham, Edwd. Smith, Esq. to Mary Anne, eldestdaughlet of Mr. Jones. Broad street, Hereford-Mr.John Jackson, of tlr Rising Sun, Gloucester ...
... there was no call, and the balance in favour of the company was stated to be 70,4841. Ss. 6d. 7 Though there has been no great rise in the price of the shares, they look firm, and left off at 21 to 3 3 pre- i mium. Birmingham are quoted at 66 to 67 premium ...
... motions on the paper, which were to have come on for dis- cussion, were postponed till after the Easter recess. It was agreed that the house, on its rising, should adjourn till the 15th of April. Mr.. GLADSTO Nn, in a brief statement, moved that the house ...
... sitlparooktd loan, whose tale Mlight chill you it tte teliittg- 11ight bid tite bravest cheek turn pale, Tile coldest heart rise swelling. He was UpOll his native shore, And look'd for joy to tueet him, Atd e elcome him, his perils o'er; But Death catne ...
... and servants' bill, he should move that the bill be committed that day six months. Sir G. CLERK moved that the house, at its rising, do adjourn until Monday next, Agreed to. THE rACT0o1Y BILL. Sir J. GEAcAO said, before he moved the order of the day relating ...
... of the bill until after the Easter holidays.l Lord J. RUSSELL s'V of opinion that it was of very great importance that the House of Commons should either give their assent to the bill or dissent from it, before the Easter holidays. He would therefore ...
... of Commons on the pre- ceding evening. He thought he had out-maneuvred the go- vernment by deferring his motion till after Easter ; and to every member. mended that the house should then be inundated by petitious sent Mr. Charles Clarke was not in favour ...
... revised, there were others, of still more grievous character, to which the attempt to adjust the tax any other basis would give rise. They could not make the tax more equal without making it more inquisitorial, and whilst they made it only half as productive ...
... to be laid on Easter Monday. The district is large, populous, and poor, and i1s the intended school will be conducted on truly liberal principles, free from sectarias bias, we trust that our wealtiry readers, who desire that tire rising generation should ...
... refori i once accomplished, the other im- proveflriets 5would speedily follow. Col. SI.rTIrORsP gave notice that after the Easter recess lie should bring forward his motion for affbrdinig better accommodation to the gentilemei attending to report the ...