... was a great crowd in the Park yesterday; but it had evidently a plebeian predominancy—holiday folk ; making the most of fine Easter Sunday, displaying their gayest trim, and walking oft holiday indigestions among “ the quality.” A very large proportion of ...

... buns sit. if. as which @ mouwnt wi reflection be sufficient to éxp.cin. se of Mr. ROBINSUN assured the Committee, that b . rising, as to attempt to Bri thor the same in Mr. ‘TIE RK NEY was sure that the ty v ords of th n for Honorable Genuieman would, ...

... and having sealed a letter, to have despatched it by a confidential messenger, who left Brandenburgh-house at seven. At the rising of her Majesty more immediate attendants after nine, some mystery was observed among the inferior servants, and the Queen ...

... Armenians i a godd many buyers from Poland and Russia are still expected. Considerable business is generally done in furs at this Easter fair; and seve. t ral merchants froth Paris have come here for thati object. . TH IE ERSI AN G ULF. The folloming article ...

... Ambassador. The be, TRINITY COLLEGE. ‘of horses, and a great part of the furniture, au 4 HE Provosr and Senior Fetiows propose rises the idea that he will be long absent, if ev: xf, in T to give Premiums, one not exceeding Twenty Guineas, change of post does ...

... EDITOR of the BRPITI& go 1~: ?? I I I . .1 1 ! . 1 GEORGE T1IL FOURtTH'S VISIT TO IRELAND. SIR-The Ding'o visit to Ireland gave rise to B short JTisoussion on the subject in PFrTiafaent when his gracious purposeesva first ;known there, but~it should spern ...

... those Subscribers who pay for them in advance. D U B L 1 N. -— o Monday night the House of Commons re-as•eidbled after the Easter recess. The House was not very* full, and the only important business transacted was in the Committee of Supply. Several ...

... precedent as danger- ous to the lib. ries of nitions, as the fact of the Smuarts taking money ftrom Iouis XIV. to pus down the rising spirit of Elg- land, would, if long continued, have been to the liberties of ;EsLi'nd. When lie recollected theconduet oftthe ...

... arisen the Police and ti»e Secret-Service dcpartmenls. 'lTtese are uoveities in Pngland. Can it ha»c prosperity that gave rise tmhese and a!l the new priso is, with governors instead jailois Can it have been prosperity that caused votes a million m ...

... Yard and Odice adjoining, | £4 Lease of Lives, one of which is in being, subject to th Profit of £12. 10s, 3d. per annum. e rise 10. The Interest in the large and commodious W ‘seen’ Gem, nee ee VAD LOWED CU ar of | Yard adjoining, out-side Piiud-gate ...

... ‘The place of his destination ngs mitted for Mondayre=A at two o'clock. The following Intelligence, gives a striking pic- . Easter. known, for certain. Some supposed that he went to Mi Jary, from Jassy, Feb. 15 :-—— of Odessa, | Our G tte contains the ...

... dictated by the soundest principles.'— Not the least remarkable feature in this transition is the sudden and extraordinary rise in Bank Stock —viz. in two days from to SJGIJ, in consequence of the proposal made Ministers being acceded to by the Proprietors ...