... ones—To hear Mass on all iuntlays am: Holidays; to fast and contras our sins, at least once a year; to receive the sacr onent et Easter; to contribute to the supptet of our pastors --or, as it is elsewhere expressed, to pay tithes to them,(which expaiins, by ...

... Colonel & O PP' y Venus. Schedoni was bred by 1.. rd Grosvenor, got by tl n noble horse Put 8u the beet son of Eclipse • is dam Easter (own sister to 11. H. 11. a Wales's Ese.'Pe) by Higlifiver. grand d nn i rlPP rre great grand dam by Bribr..liarn. u.n of ...

... Irish hierarchy assembled in council to discuss less important a question than the proper period fur the celebration ' of Easter. The Irish Church, from its earliest establishment, had maintained in the observance of this festival a strict conformity ...

... . 1,.,. K. F.M . an , a jury. on rent wan. natant 1 Black wee in a bnr in the C on Tana taT. It the decease, a join. no Easter Win and ht horn . !rirking (frail% • • K his war loth* Mt. where he jorri.hl. a bet ratio 1 New Lore.. accident of a ...

... of the day should hale the precedence of notices of motion. lie would likewise move on Wednesday week that the house at Mt rising should adjourn until Monday, the of tpril. The having gone Into committee upon the Navigation Bill. tin Ili« 1111, chime being ...

... They've all deserted me ; They sit at home, and toast their toes, Look stupid, and sip tea. By Jove ! they go to bed at ten, And rise at half-past nine, And seldom do they now exceed A pint or so of wine ; They play at whist for sixpences, They very rarely ...

... unturtunate country. But, on a lute occasion, all the liberal papers were unanimous, In urging the people to attend the Easter Vestries—to combat the taxes which are so unjustly imposed by them ; consequently, the people of Carlow seemed guided ...

... grace that they maw tore away their hearts from vanity to serve the living Oad. Finally, think on these things; give them easter* coneiderstion ; lie not serried awry by the torrent of fesni in. or hastily conclu le th it what so m so,' d right. &arch ...

... Curran was Rued AA fur u•aulting sub-constable Burns to the etecutaun of ht. duty, on night ut the 11th inn:ant. 101511 •OCTH EASTERS R.ll WAY. The Secretor) of the abuse Cutup:4y war summoned by several persons tor ',ticketing to frac, bridges, and eul ...

... according to tii• own request. Ile wore his apron, and knelt esree titres avowding in u , slc. The Pope almost antie:pated the by rising in the tnoo cordial manner, and both bards, and told him through his interprvt; r, that he was pleased to ;nett the son of ...

... stated that the accident happened from the steam strong, but added, It did not pass out of the valve ; the gage-pipe did not rise higher than counnon.-IPre Mercury. Extract of a letter, dated Lint in, 13th Oct. 1 S3l : — This goes by the first despatched ...

... fever sh excitement. From a letter we received yesterday morning from • friend in Ardee, we learn that • rumour of a general rising was spread, and that the militsry ere ordered out at • moment's we as 'falls rand said of therscape from Elba. is only the ...