... TI1E EASTER HUNT. . . I To._Aua .I--lI MA F1, A1 Hark! thoe goddess Diana calls dloud to the chose, Bright Phuibuis is waking the morn Rouse,arouso fronmyourbeds and for hunting prepare, ?? thle huntsam it s wending his horn. us Had tbat luxurious Monarch ...

... fineness of the weather and the warmth ofl the lel first dasys of' April. His shepherd announiced that whit d it would snow at easter, and oflered to bet a yitir's h wages against thirty sheep in suppott of lis opi- re tioni I lie wvager was accepted, and ...

... conecded to the Irish population, might not entail more serious evils on landed property thais Parliament call be wvarranitcd in ris];ing.- The Irish poor, notwithstanding their apparently miseralle condition, possess some resources not enjoyed by the English ...

... much more to check than :-givelli411u to'd ?? eriantiiy. But uwhere, tbe ,,haka' chivalry, In the literal aeceptation, its rise ? Not certainly among the seafaring Nor- mans ; nor ?? the woods and mountains of U[ppel (,ennanY, the strong holds of feudality ...

... 0 own crop, rises to 64s. what will be the reasoning di ofthe importers of Foreign Wheat ? Clearly this- ti We have now the game in our own ?? tl is not home-growns Wheat enoiile left to prevent o us. Let us hold our Corn: Wheat mtnst rise to ti 70s. and ...

... ordered to be coimnitted after Easter. The LORD CI-INCELLOR laid iupon the table u bill to facilitato the sale of encutabored ci estates ill Irelandl. -lc vould not mnove the so- a Y cond reading of the bill until after Easter. The Drainage of Lands [ill ...

... petitions were presented. ir. PLUMaI'IRE statel that, after Easter, he should move that no further grants be made to the College of Maynoothl. Mir IIAWES gave notice tbat he would immedi- ately after Easter introdluce a bill for the purpose of ,stablisbing general ...

... cliaracter thc1 greater need you have for caution. ?? UI VTA IBI- SPES. 'O say not, think not, Frrxi is dead, While all around the rise- New fiines of Goj, whoso tapir spires . . ' ' ;Stand pointing to the skies.: o say not, think not, heaven-bcrn harE Ias lost ...

... Courts of Equity and Commnn m cu- Law will resumne their sittings at Westminster. wi 'I'niiity follows very shortly after Easter Term, by andI is not of long duration, nor are the sittings do 5X after tenm of great length, on account of the sum- fie a ...

... siie Only wears rerl,- She's mny ve)r pirti clsiar f'riend ! 'I'ben her vo'ie, how' divine it appears, While carollinig Rise Gientle a]oi;i I itrd C rotchlit last night stopped his ears, Anil d eclared thtat she sting out of tuaie For iny part, I think ...

... his best consideration, anei intimated that the disnusaion of that portion of the bill wtot'd be postponed til after tlie Easter recess. 'The same deputation had subsequently *vaited on his Grace the Archbishop of Canterburv and the Bishop of London. ...

... other house would not proceeded with Easter that tlie tenant bill fixed for next with answer Mr Viscount Palmerston the bill for regulating diplomatic relations with tlie court of Rome would certainly not ou till Easter Common Funds Mr resolution that d ...