... CATHOLIC CLAIMS. The !Vfftrquea**ot Lansdowne, in rising to present petition from a large body of the Roman Catholics of Ireland, complaining of their condition, and praying that the house would adopt measures for their relief, begged to take this portunity ...

... that the distress was made in consequence of an applotment in Vestry, on Easter Mon- day, | 827, when Matthew Jones and James Archer were appointed Churchwardens. At the last Easter Vestry new Churelhwardens were ‘h Mr, J. €, Brady, ‘or the traversers, ...

... «nd in the PREPARATORY SCHOOL, there are FO'JR Examinations each Year in the different Department, of Instruction, viz. : At Easter in the Holy Scriptures on the Plan of the Association for Discountenancing Vice—in December ami June in the Latin and Greek ...

... WHEAT. The mischief which has been done by the heavy and leng-conitinued rains, in various parts of the country, has given rise to the prehension that the--praetical of the new Corn Laws, duting a range of high prices, may be tried at an earlier period ...

... i* only ■nude reasoning wkicli it adniiis, and its object i» the of man. 1 lie Science U obtaining increased attention, and rising into eminence, in and Scotland—because those Count tics it is aciivdy cultivated and its great imponanre to society liecoming ...

... unta after Easter. The arrangements which « ,0 be contemplation present, are, that the King wdl remain at St James’s Palace about a week or ten days longer fter which time will the Royal Lodge. »t which his Majesty will remain until Easter ; soon after ...

... accommodating more than 400. The abandonment their houses and families tlltse women during the eight days of the retreat gives rise to numberless quarrels between them and their husbands. give more importance to this retreat, during which Jesuit preachers ...

... country, t .at if the sun chine bn Easter day, it will also shine on Whit Sunday. A singular custom formerly prevailed among the vulgar, which is still practised in many parts of Ireland and England, in rising early on Easter day, and walking into the fields ...

... fell, he still defied The focman’s sword, and loudly cried is come! Cambria’s sons, dispel your fears, Axgleskv come! Then rise and hail him with three cheers, Avolbsby come! And while we fill our bumpers high. Let Irh Dien our joyous cry. And Cambria’s ...

... s armed men, and riots the of July, are no more strange in Ireland are drunken frays the streets of London the seasons of Easter and Christmas. the last Anniversary, five hundred of the peasantry , prepared for combat, concentrated in the neighbourhood ...

... complexion with those that preceded them and whatever allowances we may make for the exa r.rerat;«»n which alarm naturally gives rise, clear t'i .t have great cause for despondency, it now that the explosion will first take place at St.Ubes, where Doer Miguel ...

... BENNETT, Mr. MACQUEEN aaid that he shoul d move that the bill be printed, and he should move t he second readin g shortly after Easter. ed a petition from the Roman Sir H. PARNELL present in the county, Catholic inhabitants of Ballinakill, iu favour of the ...