... v. -‘--h— Pealme -.ml, 87, 111 ; Bvening, 113, il4, 18, M , April 17.—Easter Monday. Tuesday, Avril 15— Easter Tueoday. Wednesday, Aonl 19.— Alphege. Tharsdar, Apri 20. —Sun rises 4 56. .—'n‘q. Apnl 31.—Sun sets 7 ¢.—Moon last Quarter at 023 after. Saturday ...

... May 14.—Fourth Sunday after Easter.—Lassons : Morn. h‘in-uo.:-..u; Bvening, Deut. 7, Rom. 13. onday, May 15.—Sun rises § 14, Tuesday, May 16.—San sets 7 47, | Wednesday, May 17. —Night &b 3%m kg Tharsday, Mav 18 —un rises 4 10, Prdas, 11-‘.-:-—l'- Saturday ...

... heara some men come to the house aboyt four in the morning ; himself, wife, and two sons were in bed The party bid witness rise and lct them in ; hé asked what they wanted ? they demanded entrance, and at Jength forced the door open, and came in ; witness ...

... d'x'! land respect and even reverenee the rights of con ‘dmm all, we should believe (what we do. not believe) thy \ wish to rise to Heaven, inflated by an inflanmble 'l'l'r'l'h’ gas, which renders the ascent precarious, and, should . plode, the downfall ...

... Wilion—No, my Lord ; to her own soul be it ; she 1s swearing falsely. Verdict—Ann Wilson Guilty—Charles Mannan Not Guilty. Rise Kelly, for burglariously entering the dwelling-house ot William Smith, on 29th of May, and carying off one silver watch, one ...

... resurrection. 17. LOW SUNDAY.—This is the next succeeding Easter, and wasthus called because the ceremonies performed iy the anci nt church were not of so grand a nature as the high festivai of Easter, Loaménica in lbis is also anotlier title of this Sunday ...

... the date to which the respeetive letarns are made * —Loadon and Ric. mingham, £11,559; Great Western, €10,081; Northorn and Eastere, £1155; South Western, £4501; Birmingham and Derhy, €124 ; Hull and Seloy, £671; Grand Junetioa, £5546; Flinburgh and Glasgow ...

... look -afrer house sod home, and I bear, has taken up with Tirh Guigin, tie lame “w“'lfn same that was put in the.stocks last Easter, for stealing Barney Diody's game-eask.~—This is ¢ give netice, that I will not pay for hite or sup an her or his eccount ...

... the 36th year ol Lcr a 3% lathews, wife of Mr. Jameés Mt beW™ im. The death of velatives is got erally in of panegyric, that rises above 1 he f - In the present caseit will be otht 1™ rief of an husband; declares her to)bs® te wife.—The cxpressions of ...

... Solly Good Fellow,** o e Wl drown i the bowd ‘.l'» ': hairmon then gave ** The health of Mr. T. AL ireen. Mr. T. A Green, in rising to retarn thanks, said he had, win that ceeasion, reecived an waexpeeted honour. He had heen ealled apon to 610 the chair ...

... behests, and the isles afar rejoice to do her biddiog ; for the seeptre of her King - dow is & righteous sceptre. From the rising of the sun unto its setting, many millions, her subjects, raise their voices to Thee, O Lord, and implore Thee to let Thy ...

... History of Birds, 3 i vols. 100 coloured plates; Ditte Quadrupedes, 3 vols. ; ! Ramond’s Travels in the P_vrenw's; Derrick’s Rise and i Progress of the Royal Navy, &c. &c.—~A General Assort ment of SCHHOOL BOOKS. | No. VL. MONTHLY MUSEUM, | 8 They have ...