... did not use ?? authiorised iersioqofthe Bi6le. leno i'oimd 'that such a statenient. was not correct. They used' the nattio' rised version iui their sceis, hut h liad another ?? iin thpir libraries. The house then went into committee of supply.' Oil the ...

... Maddens, Lloyd, Good, Ramneys, Lind. t sesy Corker, Keogh; Scott v Rorke, Jelfors v Richards, li Whiten White. The court at its rising adjourned to this morning. W COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. in Mr. Justice Burtosi sat in this court at one o'clock, and at helf- ...

... HOLY WEEK AND EASTER [N ROME. (FROM ost OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Reme, Tuesday, April 21. Before I come to my account of the festivities and reli- gious ceremonies with which the great festival of Easter is celebrated in Rome, I must revert to some of the ...

... riously the health of the ?? Easter). Mr. JOIsN O'CONNELL-To call the attention of the house to those portions of the report of the tidal harbourse of the United Kingdom which relate to the harbours of Ireland.-(After Easter). Mr. JOutN O'CONNPLL-Motion ...

... pleasures to the children of the establishment is Christmas. The Catholics, after their mevgtus Lent, rejoice ra- ther at Easter. The broad-brimmed and sober-suited followers of Penn, male merry in May. Midsummer is said to be the jubilee of the Jumpers ...

... HOUSE. Sir R. PEEL gave notice that on Wednesday week he should move that the house at its rising do adjourn for the usual period, Monday week following, for the Easter holidays. ...

... according to his own request. ,3prS his apron} and knelt three times, according to rlesore hp, ,laost anticipated the ceremony by rising The. cordial manler, and shaking both hands, and in the noiroaegh his interpreter, that he was much pleased told him aeo of ...

... Propaganda, and signed by his eminence Cardinal Frnsr Jhe on the 28th February. As the Rev. J. Hand Is Stol Rome the week after Easter, and may be ex °t l bI Dublin before the enl of next month, althougih aPcqeint1~ withl tile great olbject of his mission, ...

... institutions of Ireland. You will observe by the subjoined notices of motion, which Sir William Somerville gave shortly before the rising of the house this morning, that ministers appa rently mean' to make some effort towards extending the one and improving the ...

... never seen to rise. The letter adds that all the emigrants have got work in good to situations, but that sugar is so very dear that ?? a mouthful illl is 4d. ; though there are very good ?? illu Guardioa ed I-mmediately arteir Easter, or probably on ...

... There is nOW time for a full Let there be at once then a call on the Irish rnmembers.* ble in London on the Thursday after Easter (ate dh. art that they may go into the house on Friday, no ersrs ?? 1 the tactics and prepared to carry them out vith and ...

... hoped the country would rise as one man against such a tax-against a tax on bread. On hearing this eloquent denunciation against a tax on bread, it is believed the venerable warrior expressed himself nearly as follows :- Rise as one man! By G- that's ...