... AfflllNlNO EASTER pang] Uwa hw) inflicted wound upon Ireland, and atrlpt England of her reputation (loud cheera ) The Rev. John Sheehan seconded the reaolotion. Ha cited varioua from ehew. that the atbolica bad at all times made dialinotion hetwaoo e ...

... scale. resolved on spending their Easter “a +» few transactions which did take place to- and Foreign showed no materia ‘the prices of Thursday, but for the most part pu dese rip! nm were not so readily to be found give rise toa few transactions, induced nppare ...

... scud word where the other boot can sent, and it shall sent to them present; one is of no use without the other. At the end Easter ternie, IGo 3, Lord Chandois for killing duel] Mr. Compton, the scare before, and the Lord Arundel of Warder, of his seconds ...

... . The dissolution of Parliament will, understand, take place in the first or ...

... the hull-room, where dancing commenced, aud was kept with great spirit till late hour. EPPING HUNT. Amongst the other spurts Easter Monday, tins hunt ranks the first, and is considered the greatest Cockney treat, and the metropolitan lovers the chase never ...

... per lb. EASTER SUNDAY, —Much ilillerence prevailed In the Eastern and Western Churches respecting .the precise time observing Easter ; till, in 325, the Council of Nice declared that the feast should he kept all Churches the same day. Easter is styled ...

... be averted altogether. —Com) icr. It will be scon by our accounts tbc country markets, tlnit in most places wheat is on tbc rise in price. This will stagger the mediuni-itesthey will not know what to make o' it. hey forgot that the wheat trade tbc country ...

... purchasers, on entire reliance cam ES the fol ined in price, com of 20} with the cent. 5 from 10 for in ditated | woollen Easter fair, ‘yay g the} 15 per cent, novelty tegent | has a on the prices, so that between y, and| the same texture and quality ...

... was, I thought, indispensably necessary, it was highly j likely dissolution oi Parliament would take j place shortly after Easter. Mr. N. Mahon wished the discussion brought quickly possible, and that the important matter should not lelttothc convenience ...

... this Week. of ihe Week. Sun-rise H. M, Dublin-Bar. Moon Sun tct Morn, After, rife** H. M. H.M. H.M. iII.AI. L > 17 Monday 18 Tuesday 19 Wednesday Thurs. Civil B. C. siis 21 Friday 22 Si.^King'hß.D.kepl 23 4 Sunday p. Easter 5 0 4 58 4 4 4 52 4 4 7 7 4 ...

... personal exertions for the rank he already holds in the estimation of his countrymen. Mr. Brie was called the Irish bar in Easter Term, IB24i;and, shortly after that peri ml, heappears to have taken a very active part the troubled politics of his native ...

... nil; and, that a great proportion them li, wanted for home consumption, it appears n inoie than probable, that prices will rise ,-uh r.i’olv. which seems, likewise, to the wiling opinion on your side of the water, as mil tiuinv orders have come out by ...