... EASTER TERM. Yesterday Term sat. In the King's Bench the four Justices presided. Judge Jebb said there was nothing which req .red any charge to the Grand Jury. Some motions of couise were heard. Mr. Brady moved have certain informalirns case of the King ...

... Jducalion, lor et terms higher accomhools in gen#- Houst capable jnt who ' u inounce the dging the resied by the Easter Mast and tl To the Free and Independntt EUcturs of the City of Londonderry. Gestlsmen, A Vacancy being about to occur in the Rewfesenution ...

... The candle*, and the firo at which the candles are lighted, ore blessed. Some baptism water also blessed. Sf/nd'it/, Easter-dug. —Sun rises a quarter past fire—sets a piai ter before seven. ...

... the wife, ami arrived home about Easter. Soon afterwards wished the wife’s mother restore him the property she had bought from him ; she refused, and offered personal violence her which endangered her life ; this gave rise ipiar- rellir.gs and bickerings ...

... that our prices iron for the month will advanced 10*. per ton our hist quotations,” We hope they may be able to sustain the rise in price, will indicate an improvement in this extensive and important branch our national industry.*— Journal. The following ...

... neat, •ew, are to be obtained at this concern. It. B. Liberal Allowances Country Shopkeepers. City Dublin,) HP H E •■suing Easter Term Grand wit. Jury, will recei«« FropasaU for - j the several Piisons of of Dublin, from tbe day of May, till th« I ait ...

... There are few acquainted with the anomalous proceedings of that city for the last six days, and the circumstance that gave rise to them who do not, like ourselves, look out with some anxiety for the result of the present contest. We, for our own part ...

... generally 5 He is ea left a fortune o' f 600,000 scudi, which he has bequeathed a, eo —— malities at Easter, but only give the ‘benediction. Imm after Easter his Holiness will take his residence in the ¢ Palace, the air of which is con: side red by physicians ...

... PAINTINGS BY THE OLD MASTERS. XJOW Open, the Gdiery of the R.-tal Irish loalf. tution, for the Promotion and EncourjgetiK'nt dM rise Arts College ktrect. Admittance One Sbillinfr. Door, open at t.n o’clock and close at five .. J- P- GRIFFITH, Sec. R. I|. are ...

... nut preach ; and he mentions particularly one of these temperate fellows, *■ who drank much on Easter Eve that be slept all night in the pulpit, and not rising in the moroinp to perform his duty, the people thought it to be an ea’.raurdinary fit of devotion ...

... will be the appearing of the Saviour in hts glorified humanity, and his reign the punfaed eaitb, with bis Saints whom he shall rise from the dead, or transform the living, glorifying all of them. /*} The restoration of the/ten//and of the two tribes of Israel ...

... command silence. Mr. Whitworth ; done, vour Worship. cannot, however, help lamenting the decision of the bench. I fear that next Easter there will be great smashing of organs throughout Ireland, and that many a bellows will have the puff putoutof it. , . , After ...