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... THE ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE ( ASTLEY's ) will Open, as customary, To-morrow, EASTER MONDAY, when and, during the Week will ue presented an entirely new grand national, panoramic and equestrian Spectacle, founded on the present passing events in the Peninsula ...
... own season on Easter Monday. Notwithstanding the thousands who have already seen it, there are many More thousands who have NOT; and as there can be no . mistake in the notice we give, we can only say, • that those who do not avail themselves of the present ...
... i Battle of Acre, 1799 10,n 13 Sunday after Easter 11! Battle of Lodi, 1796 . 12'T Easter Term ends May Day 14 rattan died, 1820 . Battle of Ilexham, 1464 S 'Sir V. Petty b0rn,1623 17 a 4 Sunday after Easter , Thanies Tun. burst, 1827 191 1 1 Dunstan 2tot ...
... 12 13 ' 6 (Palm) Sun. in Lent M Catholic Bill, 1829 'Revolun. in l'old. 1791 W Easter Term beg 1 ',Mainiday Thursday 17;F Good Friday ,Earl Canute died, 179-1 a . .Easter Day 20;M raster Monday 211 ,aster Tuesday 22 \V Demerara taken, 1796 23 TiSt.Geo ...
... Brazilian, 76 to I ; and Belgian, to 51. The Share Market is extremely brisk, and prices advancing; London and Birmingham show a rise of 3 per Cent. from the closing price of Thursday, and Great Western, of 1 per Cent. The present quotations being the former ...
... the keeper's wife, and the apprehensions of a human being at his approaching dissolution. Two vessels are to be launched on Easter Monday at Chatham Dockyard. A Grand Review of the Household Troops and the Bth Hussars, by his Majesty, is fixed for the 14th ...
... composer. It begins by a slight tremolo of the violin; soon the wind instruments join in the most exquisite harmony; as the sun rises the sound increases, and a tremendous explosion of the whole orchestra announces the arrival of the glorious luminary at its ...
... renewed by Mr. Borthwick rising from the seat which he had occupied on the bench below that on which Mr. Ferranti had sat, and going up and occuoring the . very place which the latter gentleman had just quitted, and then rising to address the house from ...
... places it on this foundation, Get what you can—keep what you get, Give in exchange—REruDlATlON. Snakes I what an army we could rise, And pay 'em, too, without taxation; Take foreign treasures by surprise, And give 'em back REPUDIATION. We'll bang the airth ...
... little minnow of a Statesman, and fit representative of the stews in the New-cut and Waterloo-road, intends shortly after the Easter recess, having disposed of his Reform Medical Bill—(by the way, what can a soap boiler know about the dispensing of pills ...
... Walter Scott. The prophecy for this year, as spoken by cow, is* Two winters*a wet spring* A bloody summer*and no king. In the Easter piece at Drury Lane there is a new anpdamoutdstilatn o thank pouto v:rs ou ks : of an old joke. Sampson Sinister discovers ...
... the usual notice of their intended application to be admitted attornies of the Court of King's Bench and Common Pleas. at Easter Term.- . Lord Derby once applied in the Green-room to Mr. Sheridan, with much dignity, for the arrears of Lady Derby's salary ...