... wages, in- stead of falling (as they generally do at this season), are ra- pidly rising. EASTER OFFERIreGs.-The late discussion in this town, on the right of the Clergy to Easter Offerings, has, we find, ex- cited much interest, and great anxiety prevails ...

... Mortality,) at the Csty of London Tavern, Bishopgate-street, in the City of London; i and ' oFprietors resident in the Easter District, (cor rising ofdu of the said Proprietors,) at the Town Hall in Dated the 23d'day of June, 1819. WARD & iIIERRIMEN, Principal ...

... minutes, poor Barney, no longer a poy, received such a succession of visitations to his head and ribs, that he was un- able to rise to face his antagonist, who, although not in the best con. dition, might be said to have won easy, but not without a few touches ...

... 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 MIONDAY'. CITY PROCESSION, &c. Yrsterday the Lord Alayor set out from the Mlansinn-hoirc in state, to Christ Church, Newgatv-street, to hear the Spital Sermon (according to annual custom), which was preached by the Bishop of Gloucester. The Procession ...

... )il iii I hissell-coulrt closed VI], oil condition Of' theilr' allowing their- burial- gr-ourdri t Catinele-toumi fur thle rise rif thle paiclishorrers of 'St. Mary'-le-Straiiil. 'l'iis Ni a,, followedi by- If resoluthion of thle Vestry Of St. Idartiln'S ...

... the administration of Drury- Lady lane was but to appy to arrango that this admirable artiste should sn three nights in the Easter week- Slevers Mtrndliy, Wedsay and Frsiduy. oil Saturday maorni- at of log, he proced to Paris, titers to pursue the evern ...

... HULL EASTER GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS. MILITARY OUTRAcE.-Jo/tn .Bradfurl and Ambrose Evanc, privates of the 22d regiment, stationed at the Gar-. rieelnwereindictd nfo misdemranor, hli having, on the m 10th of January, along with ten others, riotously assembled ...

... ballast hole, as it hail been rnsihlihig very hard during the day, and saw that tile hole was fist filling. The water was rising' very much. It was vitihin a fbot of'the level of the road. It did not flow through the culvert; it seemed its if it was stopped ...

... Auction Dutis till a day after the Easter holdays, which we did not bear Sromn the noise In the House. EASTER HOLIDAYS. Mr. SPRING RICE, In the absence of Lord Althorp, who ti still indisposed, moved that the House, at Its rising, do adjourn till the 15th of ...

... summer season, whic was to commence at Easter with the novelties and great attractions lie had and was to provide during Ilia couti- he nental tour. The perforenars at once accedet1 to the request, . and on Easter Monday the theatre was to have re-opened ...

... lecturcs at the University of Dublin. These lectures extenlded over a con1- siderable space of time, and were terimiiated about Easter 1811. Dr. Miller then set to work to pro- pale them for ?? the first and second volumes of the work did not appear until 181(i ...