... EASTER AID THE EASTER RECESS. From the earliest periods, and particularly those of Christianity, Easter has been memorable and commemorative. With the rising generation the name inspires delight, for it raises expectation, and anticipated pleasures are ...

... for&aok nty Father's side, Toiled and wept, and bled, and died. Child of doubt, does fear surprise, Vexing thoughts within thee rise i Wondering, murmuring, dost thou gaze On evil men and evil days? Oli! if darknesa round thee lower, Darker far my dying hour ...

... EASTER HUNT. On Monday the Forest was, as usual, made vocal with hbound and horn, and the uproarious merriment of the motley sports. flee, till Echo, turned Hunter, repeated the strain. The ordinary ocenrrences of the day will, of course, find their ...

... EASTER MUVTN Yesterday the Forest was, as ussal, made vocal \w ith hound and horn, ail the uproarious merrimenit of the niestley iports- men, till C Echo, ened ?? iei'id le Strob. The ordina y occurreuices of tlic day will, of course, find thhir ...

... EASTER MONDAY. bpI]rV.C£I -_1 . I - ;AU1s;i. -5INDAY. Yesterday being: Elaster Monday, the Lord Mayor and Shlerifs. went uis-state to- Christ's Church, attended-by several Aldermen, with their Iad ies, the Recorder, Chm-- berlain, and City1Officers. The ...

... salaryof ?? yrar frorit the Rt re Thiish?-W it nhoe ?? itlid, ritil iern wa: for legal cllaraor ord Io t includedor in ?? gent'rise si iti ther trarivsr, rnude tipot wti `,pt trrking thle effice, It A 'If Mr. DowiNlv holwd the Vestry-clork wotld give a detriled ...

... EA3TER MOYJIAr Monday being Easter Monday, accoidirg to an. dcient custom, the Lord Mayor went in stat A, Christ Church, Newgate-strcet, where tie l Ie : Sermon was preached before his Lordihip, a l Governors of Christ's Hospitrl, by the orm d ; of Ely ...

... TI1E EASTER HUNT. . . I To._Aua .I--lI MA F1, A1 Hark! thoe goddess Diana calls dloud to the chose, Bright Phuibuis is waking the morn Rouse,arouso fronmyourbeds and for hunting prepare, ?? thle huntsam it s wending his horn. us Had tbat luxurious Monarch ...

... EASTER IllojDAY. Yesterday the Right Hlolnourable tile Lord Muvaor, the Sl'triifs, eleven ot the Aldermeinl, vithl tieir Ladies, the Re- cii rdu r, Chambliilain, Reiiiemb raticer, Comptroller, Tow n Cl rk, &c. preceded Iy a bland of faiusic, anid the ...

... EASTER AMUSSDTS DIFTTIXY-O.ANTE THEmn.&T-Qi\.-M~rtfl`Y- night, the unabated nfluenc oth EdsrfeividWtohefr-cot ranges of the aures mof thishentcaodood Eiuottr'Ot juveinile auditor' and slbectators. The 'sqns' ofsdt dya~dt hv ov eed their time-sratotioned ...

... 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 ...

... EDIJNIBURG H, E SATURIDA rI-APRIL 12, th ?? st hi Paris papmrs, wvhich hlave been received to the as 6g11, bring accounts -of the rise of the French aidls. 'he five per cents. have risen to 63 I c francs 70 cents, and they have since risen still - hjigher. G ...