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... unaccountable blunder in the placing of Easter. day, in all the almflaacks for the year 1825, which we have had an opportunity of cousulting. It is a well known rule (and is given in all the church prayer books), that Easter-day is the first Sunday af/le the ...
... second cetury we taear of Easter, when palycarlp tant Ailicetas hail a coifereace respectiag tihe day rc riI 4v1icIl it shotald be celebrated ; but aIs they coalal aot agree C alil)Il that, tile christiants (if Asia celebrattd Easter on the te t;,uteerah I ...
... were undertaken at all. On the motion of Sir RlomEiav PEEL, 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 28th of April ...
... did not conclude until the Court was about to rise. i The Lonn CHANcitiiLbu said hewould endeavour todischarge t his duty in this case tomorrow morning. )f | WEDNESDAY, MAY 5. This being the first day of Easter Term, the early part of the morning was occupied ...
... here the 30(h of January, 1791, aged 112 years. Billited by Death, 1 quarter'd here remain, When the trumpet sounds, Iâ??ll rise and march again. �?iot's Circumstance. â??List week an inlambed ewe, the property of a person at Longnor, was taken very ...
... to find the hon. me.nher taking his seal in the House of Commons in the evening of the same day—having obtained between the rising of the House Prul iy and its sitting again Monday, the assent of the proprietors ten millions of railway property forty Bills ...
... of Kills: arrtittr toe, in his 89th year. It is known that his Lordship ha. g been for some tinte residing in Etigland for rise benlefit ofnits ?? health, which though of lair gradually tdeclining, enabled Lux him, notwithstanding his great age, to enjoy ...
... DERBYSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS, z880. OTOTICE is hereby Given, that the next General I WQuarter Sessions of the Peace for the County of Derby, will be held at theCOUNTY HALL, in DERBY, on Tuesday the 20th day of April, 1830, at 12 o'clock at noon, for the ...
... not however in regular, but in elliptical orbits., These revus. c tionsare perfbsmed in almost ulldirectitus; mome moving easter- ly, some westerly, smec northerly, some southerlysome oblique- ly. & some perpendicularly, to the plane of the planet's orbits ...
... quantity, not exceeding thirty acres,,ef capital meadow Land, in the occupation of Alr. 'I'nTOsAs HALL, Rise.end, of whom further particulars may be known. Rise-end is one mile front WVirksworth, twot mniles from'.llatlock Bath, adjoitrinig good roads, and a ...
... old ; two powerful brown waggon horses, by Sancho ; two excel- lent dark grey maris_ each rising 4, by Mr. Styche's horse ; three capital brown fillies, rising 3, by tbe above horse ; capital half-bred brown mare, infoal to Mr. Styche's horse; black waggon ...
... able to take before the present time, have settled the question, but it was fixed for discussion on the first dav after next Easter Term. Ie hoped that the objections -would be overrnled, and in that case the crarters already granted would form a precedent ...