... to induce hope that'the noble earl, his Countess, and their family, will return to their house an London, forthe seaton, at Easter. WtMueun, S9—The King and Queen, Prince George, and the royal suite and attended divine service this morning in the private ...

... Fluud sen, Smyth George^Wilson, Warren jun, Cusack, Flood jun, Wainright sen, Tuthill, Bolton sen, Anhure, and Cannon. The Easter Holy Days will teimutate the|2sth inf*. Belmont, April 21st, 183 a. come Capti CAP for I Silver M to to 4 yrs old or rac rive ...

... adjournment unt’l then. He should, however, if it met with their lordships’ approbation tomorrow, move that the house its rising adjourn the 30th inlt. Lord BROUGHAM said that there could be no objection Bo the adoption the course proposed by the noble ...

... pardon of your sins, so that you mat be made worthy to partake of the Body of the Lord, and thereby become entitled rise wi h him Easter, glorious and triumphant, frwm the grave of sin, the lifs of grace sod virtue. May our blessed Lord and Saviour prepare ...

... in order to enable Ibc Society to proceed to the election on Thursday next. The Society shall, at its rising on Thursday next, adjourn for the Easter recess. The Hon. Gonville French took his seat as member of the Society.—Adjourned. NEWCASTLE (WEST) RACES ...

... was executed for the murder of Mrs. Smith, During the religious service before execution she sat sullenly silent, never once rising or kneeling. At the conclusion of the sermon she got up without betraying any emotion, and left the chapel with firmness. ...

... over the Foyle at Deny. Jos'.uh Hargrave, Esq., is elected harbour commissioner Coik, in room of the lute Alderman Knapp. Easter Sunday, when persons received the sacrament the Lord's Supper at the blind Asylum Chapel, in tins bank check for 1151. was ...

... was executed for the murder of Mrs. Smith, During the religious service before execution she sat sullenly silent, never once rising kneeling. At the conclusion of the sermon she got without betraying any emotion, and left the chapel with firmness. But afterwards ...

... was surprised visit from Mr. Greville, who came him in a stale great trepidation, and throw ing the books for Michaelmas and Easter last the tabic, said Here are the books, Sir ; they have been in possession from the beginning.” I asked him,continued Mr ...

... the House on Monday, handing in their order to that effect—otherwise they should obliged by the act sit day day, during the Easter recess, for the House was expected to adjourn on Monday, till they could have another opportunity of reporting. He therefore ...

... should adjourn over the holidays. i.ord Brougham said the usual course was that the house should adjourn over Passion week and Easter week. The Duke of Cumberland thought that their lordships should not adjourn fur a longer period than the house commons. The ...

... wished also to state the position in which they were placed relative to the Mutiny Act. If the house contemplated recess at Easter, of which he bad no doubt, it would be must expedient that this act should pass before the 15th instant. suggested tliat the ...