... EASTER. The kodubl festivities of this ga; season, seem to have lost none of their gaiety in the year 1837. In addition to all the appliances and means to bool, of visiting the dear retreat of Cockneyism, Greenwich, in the shape of steam-boats, coaches ...

... EASTER. The annual festivities of this gay season, seem to have lost none of their gaiety in the year 1837. In addition to all the appliances and means to boot, of visiting the dear retreat of Cockoeyism, Greenwich, ia the shape of steam-boats, coaches ...

... EASTER Many thousands other Majesty's subjects who are is pointtill the thirty-first of I D 6us ption of the wonted holidays when toil withdraws his iron grasp, and cedes the palm to pleasure eceemitber—y peat, the th ex e ce irst of Rua have been ...

... EASTER MONDAY. DINNER AT THE MANSION-HOUSE; On Monday the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress gave their annual Easter banquet, which was attended by a distinguished company of upwards of three hundred, including the Bishops of London, Oxford, LlandatT, tke ...

... minutes, poor Barney, no longer a poy, received such a succession of visitations to his head and ribs, that he was un- able to rise to face his antagonist, who, although not in the best con. dition, might be said to have won easy, but not without a few touches ...

... EASTER OFFERINGS. COPY OF A SUMMONS rOR SIXPENCE, AND OF A RECEIPT FOR 'SAME AND FOUR SHILLING-S EXPENSES. County of To the 'Constable of the Parish of Itingswinford, and to all other Constables and Peace Officers Stafford. I. in the said County. Whereas ...

... AN EASTER AT ROME. To the Editor of Surrey Standard. Sin,—A. a brief account of the ceremonies of the Holy Week at Rome may be interesting to your numerous ph• Irons, I am induced to forward you the particulars a residence there in . the year 1835 have ...

... EASTER HOLIDAYS. Tas Easter Hunt.-All the world must be aware that Tom Rounding's, at Woodford, the cynosure London sportsmen's hopes, is nine long, and dry weather, dusty miles from the metropolis. Here the Hite of the sporting world—at least that portion ...

... Voettp. EASTER EVE. [Quoted in the Edinburgh Review, from The School of the Heart, and other Poems. By HENRY ALFORD, Vicar of Wimeswould. 2 vols. 12m0.] I saw two women weeping by the tomb Of one new buried, in a fair green place, Bowered with shrubs; ...

... EASTER HOLIDAYS. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, with regard to the day an which they ought to adjourn for the Easter boll days, he thought, from the present state of limitless before the hoose, that they could adjourn on Wedeesday, instead of Thurs ...

... EASTERS AFFAIRS. Th. Stmuhor. • ...

... EASTER VESTRW MAl?,?NG. . ST. BOTOLPH BISHDPSGAVr.-A numerous meeting of the rate-pavers of this parish was held on Tuesday in the church, to elect parochial officers for the year ensuing, and to recei~c the report of the Committee appointed to reuist ...