... the whole of Christendom preserved in the Greek finished the top with wreaths of gold JemUagt, church to greet one another Easter -lay with this salutation- ver or gold flowers, father fringe, lace, nhlmm, . Christ is risen \or is it a mere emptv form: ...

... from China. TunE NEW HousE or Loarns.-The House 'of Lords; will be completed for the reception of their tordships ftier the Easter reosa, with the exception of tue freso paintings and 'the statues in the niches. The new House of Commons is not expected ...

... men, carpenters. try the masons, and labourers, are at present busily employed. The with a damage caused by the late sudden rise in the river, has, we two of are glad to hear, beeti greatly overstated, as a comparatively turface small sum will suffice ...

... for an' armed vessel to be fitted out, the destination of which is unknown even to the officers of the vessel, have given rise to a report that it was destined to convey the Duchess tp Naples. It then adds:- No sooner will she have set her foot on ...

... resulting from their rise, having signally failed of success, it is now become our duty as Christians altogether to abstain from them as an ordinary beverage. —See advt. Faulton, Somersetshire. —The village of Paulton was on Tuesday last (Easter Tuesday), the ...

... 1844, in the seventh year of the reign of her most ?? Majesty Queeni Victoria. Here, while this edifice shall stand, may the rising generation of each succeeding age, be in- structed in the truth as at is in' Jesus.'a ''The stone having been lowered in doe ...

... Chasse of his prede- cessors has been goeralsly a nerechorus ?? view hol- lasi without a single musical point, resembling aln Easter hunt anol a casted deer at the Bald-faced Stag on Epping-forest, Mehul has summoned the muse, a la Diane, and killed on ...

... consumption for some time, and for this reason, that there was no considerable rise of prices, and no apprehension for some time of such a deficiency as would occasion a rise, The prices of corn in October and November did not show any conelder- able a ...

... appointment is plain viz that -Easter-day is be celebrated on the first Sunday next after the full moou which occurs after 21st of March but that if the full moon be on Sunday Easter-day is the Sunday after The rule for finding Easter-day is no plain We are to ...

... it were undertaken at all. On the motion of Sir R. PEIL, it was agreed that the house, on its rising, should adjourn till the 24th of April, for the Easter recess. The adjourned debate on the ecclesiastical courts bill was postponed till the 2Bth of April ...

... selected by thens witsh great care, frtos thie First Manufacturers it iite Kingdom, prior to tie extruordin Ming npr ctlented rise in everydesertltln of ot tpolleo oad Cotton Goode wtich has taken, and still continues to take, Pthce..af y a. combined with ...

... the world, over rugged and stony ravines, through swollen torrents-passing from chasm to chasm over mountains in some cases rising to the height of2000feet above the point from whence they started, which was itself 6400 above the sea, with deeper snows ...