... produce Slalute M•’n*ure. A. R. V. First division . Second do 7 .‘1 . Third . m. h. 1,005 7 Ift Total 2,390 0 0 3 There will he a rise of about 200/. a-year on the second vision on the death of two old lives. For Rentals ami further particulars, application ...

... Sweepstakes, with 10/. added, and a match for 50 sovs. will taka place Grand Annual Ashbourne Steeple Chase Races will come off on Easter Monday, the 31st of March, over the celebrated course. REGRET. Oh ' not for the sunny hour That glads the young, the wild ...

... since its formation, which, are informed our London Correspondent, have been merely of a preliminary ra- ture ; after the Easter recess, however, th« business will fairly commence, when it is expected that summonses will l.e issued for the attendance ...

... without the promised communication not only with the heads of the Church but with some of the Cabinet themselves, hat given rise to reports of the resignation of some of the Noble Lord's colleagues who arc not disjioscd to be treated thus unceremoniously ...

... and passed. In reply to Mr. Shell, Lord Akhorp stated that it was intended the bouse should adjourn on the Wednesday before Easter; but the duration of the recess bad not been fixed. At the early sitting of the House of Commons, Wednesday, Mr. O'Connell ...

... passed. EASTER RECESS. Mr. SHE IE said it would a convenience many Hon. mcmho.-s to know to what period it was intended to adjourn the house for the Easter holidays. Lord ALT said he intended to move the adjournment on the Wednesday before Easter, but could ...

... in viiicb she will sing, Light as the Thistle Down,” and Hours of Sorrow.” Doors open at quarter before Seven ; Curtain to rise at half-past Seven. Boxes, A.—Pit, Is.—Gallery, 6d. ST. THOMAS’S PARISH. Householder’s Club earnestly request X iouera to be ...

... to proceed on his journey had led him do. He was obliged take up his abode for four days in a eirman’s inn, situated on a rising ground outside of the city from which he had some view of the work of destruction and loss of life which were taking place ...

... from the Theatre-Royal, Bath, her fourth appearance here. Boxes Is—Gallery, 6d. Doors open quarter before Seven; Curtain to rise at half-past Seven. Second Price a Quarterpast Nine-—Boxes, Is.; Pit, 6d. Tickets to be had of Mr. the Box-otfce, where places ...

... anxiety proceed ou his journey had led him to do. was obliged take bis abode for four days in a carman's inn, situated on rising ground outdde of the city from which he had some view of the work of destruction and loss of life which were taking place ...

... the pa ish, under the 58lh of Geo. 111, chap. 41, and the 2d of William IV. chap. 9, should be assessed upon the parish at Easter vestry, according to the section of George IV. chap. 9. Surgeon Mitchell said, he considered the expenditure moderate, when ...

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