... pleasures to the children of the establishment is Christmas. The Catholics, after their mevgtus Lent, rejoice ra- ther at Easter. The broad-brimmed and sober-suited followers of Penn, male merry in May. Midsummer is said to be the jubilee of the Jumpers ...

... MANSION HOUSE, LONDON. | T -0 11 - - - I The following report should have appeared in yesterday's publication:_ The annual Easter entertainment was given on Monday night by the Lord Mayor, in the Egyptian-hall, to the Corporation of London, and their very ...

... incarnation of anarchy-stirring up the fierce .democracy. to l tumult and sedition-prompting every stone in I Palace-yard to rise up in rebellion against social order, and. devoting kings and parliaments to the in- fernal gods. Rip Van Winkle was agood ...

... Augsbrig Gaezei tbat the Pope presided in person at all the solemnities of tbe fetes of Easter, thus contradicting the unfounded reports which had b eent rised of his health. ~ Tbe wethber, which is still very old. woruld niot perm~it his Holinless to ...

... 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 ...

... applause with re which his name was received had subsided, addressed the Lt meeting as follows :-Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen, I rise with feelings of unfeigned gratitude to express my thanks go for the honour which has been conferred on the hierarchy Ph of ...

... quotationsconsequently continue without any material alteration. Monday being settling day in the foreign-market, as well ir as Easter Monday, which is usually kept as a holiday at the .j Stock Exchange, the chief attention of the brokers and el jobbers has ...

... made on Easter Monday aid Tuesday. Public atteutioniseemed little, if atall, abated. At one o'clock the chair wiis taken by the VNe. Archdeacon Hobson. tie infornaedt the vestry of the object of its oneetitg, and read the items-those of Easter Monday amoeiting ...

... musical director was Mr. John Seymour, of Cork. Eighty pounds was en lectvrd on tile occasion. New organs swill be opened next Easter at the Augttstinian Friary and Lower Shandon, Cork. They are being built by M r. Walker, of London. LNGLAND. The Very Rev ...

... Castle of Dublin, the 15ib Day of April, 183S3. By his Excelleucy's Command, WVM. GOSSqT, GOo SAVE THE XING. VLSI kti.- Our Easter vistries here passed off wihb ninre gond bumour tlin bas been observed fortt-e hlat three years. possibly rrom tse expectation ...

... every tea to sonable expectation of success. One of the principal oh. -d j~ects of Mr. O'Connell's stay in town until the rising of the sessiont is to resist this measure, and those gentlemen who have fledtotheenjoymnet of the otium cm dgnitale mayha ...

... at the degree examiination* who shall i be placed according to the order of rnerit. I ' The qualifications of Students to rise to the higher. classes.. after the examinat~ion of next Oc~ober,, to be determinied ac-: cording to the 'old nregulations. ...