... EASTER DAY. On the Easter morn was formerly custom for the people to rise early, and walk into the fields to see the sun dance, a superstition then firmly believed in. and which, by looking at it steadfastly for time, might be fancied do. An old ballad ...

... religion ‘the Derby 108 | where Papists never use it, and t i perhaps, not excluded, but was taught merely | down to the bog to rise a stick; my father took me outside | it the self same seryice, ne as an ordinary school lecson, or in some fashion | Mr. A ...

... The condition of unfortunate, unhapi'.’ . land was such as to give rise to the greatest alarm, and he considered that it was doe to people of Ireland, -that their, case should be sob netted to the Parliament {Hear.) . •. Mr. Godlbubn did not desire to ...

... part heard in the banco sittings of the late Easter Term, were resumed this day, and occupied the Court during the greater part of the sitting. The Learned Counsel had not concluded, and the Court, at its rising, adjourned the further hearing to to-morrow ...

... before his Lordship previous the rising of the Court. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, April 15, His Honour the Vice-Chancellor did not take his seat in his Court at Westminster till nearly two o’clock, this being the fiist day of Easter Term. HOUGHTON V. HOUGHTON ...

... being tbe first day of Easter Term, did not take his seat till nearly two o’clock. Immediately upon taking hia seat, his Honour proceeded to hear motions, but no case of public interest came before the Court previous to its rising at four o’clock. - COURT ...

... 40 Sele en general, nevertheless we desire to of giving fall and early explanations. ive rise to one as soon as possible in y days to ask you those means of Go- iministratiou is obliged to claim every be said in the presence of the two ished to-day to ...

... respecting Canada before Easter; and that measure having been so introduced and printed, 1 shall propose that the second reading of the Bill take place immediately after Easter. PRISON DISCIPLINE. Lord J. RUSSELL then rose and said —I rise for the purpose of ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. MALTON VEN MEET! NO(yonnsuilii!,}—Frida ' Sweepstakes 30 Sovs. each. For colts Sst.flb. s. Bst. 21b., rising a yrs. «W.—H»lf.a.m%* r Mr. Hebdeu’s Ur, c. barleycorn, by Figaro, oufof Cobbler Will’s dam—(Teinpleman) _ _ j Mr. Peirse’s ...

... Mrs. C. Jones; and Phillis Trimbush, Mrs. Humby. On Easter Tuesday, Patrician and Parvenu, and other Entertainments. FIRST NIGHT OF TUB ROMANTIC MELO-DRAMA. THEATRE ROYAL. COVBNT-OARDEN. On EASTER MONDAY, April 20, will be performed PIZARRO. Pizarro ...

... the treatment recently experienced by the Bishop of Jerusalem. Sir K. Peel will move that the House, at its rising, do adjourn for the Easter recess. . . . The Corn Importation Bill will be taken into further consideration. _______ ...

... and Public, that has reconstructed, magnificent and novel principle, the whole of the interior ot the Theatre. The Curtain rise at o’clock EVERY EVENING with an entire new National, Historical, Equestrian Spectacle, arranged and produced Mr. D. Hroidtuot ...