... on Wednesday week he would move that the house on its rising adjourn for the usual term, till Monday week following, for the Easter holydays. Mr. B. COCHRANE wished to know at what period after Easter the Poor Law Bill would brought forward ? Sir J. GRAHAM ...

... we can get through committee, I shall propose that the report be considered on Monday next, taking the third reading after Easter. With respect to the rate in aid Mil, I beg to state, that if we do not proceed to night wilt it, 1 °pose to proceed with ...

... first time. ADJOURNMENT OF TRE HOUSE— THE NEW HOUSE OF LORDS. Earl GREY rose to move the adjournment of the house until after Easter, and said that, in consequence of a suggestion which had been made on a former evening by a noble lord (the Ear! of Wicklow) ...

... tueinhcraofthetHtrerei.it Christian sects. The lion, ami learned memlier also pave notice thai it was his intention shortly alter Easter to call the attention the house to the state the landed proprietor* in the East Indies. N»;W WRIT. the motion Sir (I. CLERK ...

... the vote by ballot at elections, and that he Intended to bring it forward after the Easter recess. On the morion of Mr. PARKER, it was agrsed that tbe house at its rising shoold adjourn to Monday. ...

... which might be suggested by his right hon. friend. Mr. GLADSTONE, rising, was received with loud langhter. He said that would recommend the right hon. gentleman to his motion till after Easter. He thought it very questionable whether an inquiry a select committee ...

... predict rise of prices, and inflation of the spirit of speculation. The symptoms in resemble those in 1836, and particularly those which ushered in the short revival in 183*. Stocks are rising—cotton is rising—real estate is rising—rents are ...

... selection of Easter day for the procession in preference to Patrick’s Day, by the Very Rev. Dr. and the committee. Their reasons were Ist. That Father Mathew holds his procession in Cork on Easter Monday; 2d. That the first day in the week, and Easter Monday ...

... despatches to which the noble lord had alluded, and it was the intention of the government to bring in a bill on the subject after Easter. Mr. CURTEIS not being satisfied with the answer that had been given by the Vice-President of the Board of Trade to the honourable ...

... struggled to bring his prisoner towards the road, when fortunately a gentleman’s gig drove by, as the prisoner's friends were rising to the rescue, but Mr. George Tutbill, of Faha, and Mr. Edward Green, promptly came to the policeman’s assistance, and enabled ...

... riously the health of the ?? Easter). Mr. JOIsN O'CONNELL-To call the attention of the house to those portions of the report of the tidal harbourse of the United Kingdom which relate to the harbours of Ireland.-(After Easter). Mr. JOutN O'CONNPLL-Motion ...

... ordered by her Majesty, land. with reference to railway communication in England and Ire- EASTER HOLIDAYS. Sir R. PEEL moved, pursuant to notice, that the house at its rising should adjourn te Monday, the 31st of March. Mr. WYSE gave notice that he should, on ...