... EASTER RECESS. Lord ALTHORP gave notice that in consequence of tbe state of public business, be thought was Inexpedient that the house should adjourn for tbe usual recess at this season. He should, therefore, move, on Thursday next, that bouse'adjourn ...

... of Mr. David Woods, to be appointed a commissioner for taking affidavits and special bail for the county of Antrim. In the rising and populous. town of Belfast there were at present twelve commissioners, four of whom were atto neys, and five attorneys’ ...

... Mr. O'’Conxert—I now rise to move that a com- mittee of eleven be appointed to carry the foregoing reso- lution into effect, and report on Thursday, The motion was seconded by Mr. Danize M‘Naviy, and passed unanimously. EASTER-MONDAY VESTRIES, ST. ANDREW’S ...

... Royal Ordinance has appeared, suppressing the Catholic mission, taking its funds, and abolishing all holidays but those of Easter, Christmas, and Pentecost ; you thus see that the high way politically opening for the grand inarch Gospel truth. THE FUNDS ...

... FOR THE DEFENCE. Andrew Thymic deposed, that Easter Monday he t.ivv at Eiinistymon, seven or eight miles from spot the murder took place he was in the street as witness was coining from a vestry should think was shout one o'clock. Th«* case having closed ...

... permit the intrusion of the legislature were to arrogate the right. What would Mr. O' CON SELL say, were Honorable Member to rise in his place, and move for an inquiry into the state of the Roman Catholic Church in Ireland , or for a return of the various ...

... bi vel t the noble lord accused the Speaker as much as hon. em- bers on their (the opposition) benches, and he had inter to rise and defend the ebair from the noble lord, who w cheered by gentlemen opposite when he accused bimse'f (Sir R. Inglis) and his ...

... villainQps >V6igs are their cowardly tricks. -After having embroiled the three kingdoms by'a series of consecutive blunders, rising up into climax that left them, ill-fastened weathercocks, upon the pinnacle of their-ows foßy, they, felt it prudent to send ...

... their where the plate ads deposited.— lmerit* died this shocklog system.— London Chronicle. ' ' • • - . Homing Poet. ' - EASTER TERM, COURT OF KING BKMCTF-MOND AT. Monday the following gentlemen were swora MI their respective before Judge J abb » CITY ...

... shape. adjourn for the Easter reeesson Wednesday, the 11th April, Sir R. PE EL said that could not be the case, because and reassemble on the Tuesday of the week following the committee would have no discretion to report upon any Easter, on which day two ballots ...

... the ho. nour of presenting myself next May before your Majesty, since the conge given me by the King of Naples expires at Easter, so that when the season in Paris, which js now on the eve of commencing, has terminated, I shall have to hold myself at the ...

... stroll on the beachthe Prince of Wales happened to fall over projecting piece of rock, his brother Clarence assisted him to rise, and said— This is the effect, you see, George, of venturing on Quicksands . When Mr. Quick retired from the stage he possessed ...