... EASTrR DAY. And they came to the sepulchre at the rising of the sun. NIoHT wvanes-the shadowy clouds are roll'd away, The silent hours are ushering iD the day; Rising all pale-the grey-eyed dawn. appears To mourn the deeds of earth in dewy tears ...

... balls. Paste is evidently a corruption of Pasque, Easter. In the North-Hiding of Yorkshire, on Easter Sunday, it is customary for the young men to take off the young girls' shoes or buckles, and on Easter Monday the journeymen's shoes and buckles are carried ...

... EASTER JURY. The following Charge was delivered to the Jury of the Conrt-Leet for the Manor of Sheffield, at Easter 1795, by the late James Wheat, Esq. of Norwood; and as the detail of the powers and duties therein contained might he useful to future ...

... pairishiollu L lieo ished to IKnow if arrangomenats otulditot be reidle notw to d i .td awnay with the whole of the Easter itnis whioi gano~av rise ta, Ioo' ?? Vito is thougtht, Itooceve r tesimrble ttti might he, te,, cue~titon Could hoetentertauinetdrose, ...

... faoostr of use sltst It sislse of Lsarsli. Btinh ittase sissemessts save betsisnrintttd tesis I id potsted oss, rise woilis of she toots for rise edtificatison of ilse 9eod gtir ftslks of idradfssrs, weto iso genarral isisseeia little conflidience itsl slite ...

... collector, and the son of his predecessor, to. prove that for the lest p )re- forty years Easter dues had ~been collected indiscrIminately. ti that On rising to address the Bench, Mr. WILLANS was received b sof with the moist perfect silence, notwithstanding ...

... office at Easter. [Heer, hear]. No doubt he had his Ic breasons for coming to such a determination, but with those hi SI think we have nothing to do [Hear, hear.) It Is suffi. tC 0Delent to Stinew that it was his intention to resign this Easter, th and ...

... frmdfeetdsatprso nlnivtdace to witnes the ballt fo h Irtaltetuo the es Land, and of which we shall now speak. Pre EASTER. MONDAY. in aft Last Easter Monday was a day that will not be for hastily forgotten in Manchester. Ten o'clock being an, the hour appointed ...

... to witness the ballot for the first allotment ?? thle ness' ,4Led, and of which we shall now speak. pres! EASTER MONDAY. in w aftel Last Easter Monday was a day that will not be for t ~.lrastily forgotten in Manchester. Tren o'clock being and the hour ...

... WAEST-RIDING EASTER SESSIONS. PONTEVRACT, MONDAY, APnRL f. T1hesu Sessions were opened on Monday, at Pontefract. Lord WharnelitVS preessled at the principal Court, and tile Rev. William Alderson at ?? Subridlary Court. There was an unusually full BHnch ...

... England, invited to witness the ballot tor the first allotment upon the Land, and of which we shall itow speak. EASTER MONDAY. Last Easter Monday was a day that will not be hastily forgotten ia Manchester. Ten o'clock being the hour appointed for commencing ...

... EASTER COUNTIES RAILWAY. FVEDENCE of the WETNESSES, * EXAMINED BT THE COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY. Mr. N. DAVIS, tbe Accountant f have been accountant to the company eleven years, d I reoderod accooots to the directors always, every ri_ftaif-yeorly prioted ...