... THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. Sir R. PEEL (in reply to question from Mr. Hume) stated that ho should propose, according to the precedent of former years, that the house, at its rising Wednesday week, (the Pith of April,) should adjourn (as we understood) to the ...

... EASTER HOLIDAYS. The Duke of WELLINGTON gave notice that on Tueaday next he should move that the house at its rising do adjourn for the holidays until Thursday, the 3d of April. A message from the House of Commons, bv Mr. Greehe and others, presented ...

... Esq., V.P., presided at the last meeting of the Society, w hen it was Resolved—That the Society do, at its rising this day, adjourn for the Easter recess, to Thursday, the of April next, and that the Special Committee requested to continue its functions ...

... on Wednesday week he would move that the house on its rising adjourn for the usual term, till Monday week following, for the Easter holydays. Mr. B. COCHRANE wished to know at what period after Easter the Poor Law Bill would brought forward ? Sir J. GRAHAM ...

... the vote by ballot at elections, and that he Intended to bring it forward after the Easter recess. On the morion of Mr. PARKER, it was agrsed that tbe house at its rising shoold adjourn to Monday. ...

... postponing retirement till after Easter, another quarter’s salaty secured ! The general conduct of these men justifies the imputation of moan motives o» the present occasion. So perhaps they intend to retire, but not till after Easter. ...

... Moon rises *.20 morning. Saturn rises >.s6 attern. Low Sunday. Length day ISh. Jsm. Moon's age aft days. air, and fros'y nights. Fitful and rainy. Jupiter il*?* ft.49 aftern. Mars sets 4.34 morning. Length of day dh. 19m. rd Sunday after Easter. Easter ...

... ADJOURNMENT THE HOUSE. Lord J. RUSSELL moved that the House at its rising do adjourn until Monday, the of April.—Agreed to. the motion of Mr. J. Stanley new writ was ordered to issue for the counties of Ross and Cromarty, in the room of J. M'Kcnzic, Esq ...

... several provisionally-registered railway companies, stating that it is the intention her Majesty's government, immediately after Easter, propose to J?arliaip*nt a bill to enable any railway company which at the time of the passing of the bill shall not hare ...

... The candle*, and the firo at which the candles are lighted, ore blessed. Some baptism water also blessed. Sf/nd'it/, Easter-dug. —Sun rises a quarter past fire—sets a piai ter before seven. ...

... those parts of it in which doubts now existed. Tho course which he intended to take was this. As they were now approaching the Easter recess, and as was not likely that their lordships would find it convenient attend to anv discussion upon the subject, he ...

... the excise in England. THE EASTER RECESS. Sir H. PEEL s&id«on raoTiug the Rdjournment of the house to-day he had yesterday promised the noble lord opposite that he would state what business would be proceeded with after Easter ; he could not exactly at ...