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... EASTER AMUSEMENTS. The weather on the morning of Easter Monday wore a very unpro- mising look ; hence the railways met with very scanty support from the holiday folk, notwithstanding they had lowered their priers for the occasion, the Brighton taking ...
... 7dt- EASTER, The term Easter has had different origins assigned it by different writers; some deriving it from the Saxon, Oster--to rise, it being the festival Of CI-leis - es RESURRECTION : and others from a female deity of the Saxons called Easter, whom ...
... EASTER HOLIDAYS. Tas Easter Hunt.-All the world must be aware that Tom Rounding's, at Woodford, the cynosure London sportsmen's hopes, is nine long, and dry weather, dusty miles from the metropolis. Here the Hite of the sporting world—at least that portion ...
... EASTER AMUSEMENTS THE THEATRES. HAYMARKET. There was great variety here last night, and some little novelty. Planches Brigand led the way, Mr. James Wallack sustaining the character of Massaroni, and Miss P . Horton that of his wife, Maria. To say a word ...
... AMUSEMENTS FOR EASTER. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—On Saturday Verdi's opera of Ernani was pciformed with a cast of great strength; Castellao being Elvina ; Fraschini, Ernani; Superchi, Don Carlos; and Bouche, Silva. No amount of vocal talent, however, could ...
... AFTER EASTER. The first business which is to come on after the Easter recess, is Mr. Talfourd’s Copyright Bill. We trust that Mr. Warburton will not continue his former mode of opposition, and that, going into committee, the bill will be carried through ...
... 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 ...
... THE EASTER RECESS. On the motion of Sir B, PEEL, wns agreed that the house at its rising do adjourn until Mondaj, 31st March. Hr. T. 8, BUNCOMBE gave notice that be would on Tuesday April, more for leave to bring in bill to secure the safe conveyance ...
... EASTER AMUSEMENTS THE THEATRES DRURY LANE. The venerable ballet of action, known by the name of Perouse, or the Desolate Island, was the Easter offering at this theatre last night. It was not attended with much success, for the audience were but indifferently ...
... EASTER AMUSEMENTS. - - ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.-Donizetti's opera of Linda di Chamouni, was represented here on Tues- day evening, in which Miss Catherine Hayes and MadUe. De Meric made their debut before a London audience. Tamburini and Salvi also appeared ...
... Voettp. EASTER EVE. [Quoted in the Edinburgh Review, from The School of the Heart, and other Poems. By HENRY ALFORD, Vicar of Wimeswould. 2 vols. 12m0.] I saw two women weeping by the tomb Of one new buried, in a fair green place, Bowered with shrubs; ...
... Greenwich-hill at Easter is a relic of old City manners peculiar to the metropolis. In the north riding of Yorkshire on Easter Sunday it is customary for the young men in the villages to take off the young girls buckles or shoes; and on the Easter Monday the ...