... EASTER VESTRIES M ARK’S PARISH, me parishioner, met Monday in church, for the purpose of noniinating the ihurchw.rdena, and Dialing the usual assessment, for the year. The Rev. Dr. FassKLis wa, m the chair. The outgoing churchwarden, Mr. Crawley, handed ...

... EASTER TERM Easter Term commences this day, and ends Saturday, Bth of May. queen’s KENCn. Nist Pities Days in Teum—lst Monday, I9th April Monday, 2(ith April ; 3d nday, 3d May. Tekm Monday, loth May. COMMON PLEAS. Nisi Pbius Days Term —Thursday, April ...

... be lost. This question of principle will be decided on tbe re-assembling of parliament, after the Easter recess; and whatever be its fate, it is right that the Protestant people should have nothing to reproach themselves with the score of neglect. It ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. COMMAND OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE LORD LIEUTENANT. FOURTH APPEARANCE of Mr. REES, Viirht of Performance until the Easter Holidays. PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 29, I will be Performed the Comedy of THE JEALOUS WIFE. Oakly, Mr. Calcraft ; Sir Harry Beagle ...

... Cork-street, Esqrs. JOHN REILLY, Secretary, , Dawaon-strest. GRAND TEMPERANCE EASTER FESTIVAL. ■ THE IRISH TOTAL ABSTINENCE ASS*. CIATION, Very Rev. Dr. Spratt, bold their Easter Festival on WEDNESDAY, 14th, intheROTUNDO. ...

... on Tuesday, the 6th of April, should move that the house, at its rising, do adjourn for the Easter holidays, until Tuesday, the 20th of April. Leave of absence was given until after Easter to Mr. Bamaby and Captain Wemyss, to attend the sessions. Captain ...

... HOUSE, NEAR STILLOAGA. At the Easter Examinations in the the Fu: pils selected for best ans ing were—in the Psatrea, Guin ness (Richard), and Arthure; in Gaeex Testament, Ist Smyth (George), and Gainness (Richard) ; 2d A RISED VeRston, Arthure, Wallis, Guinness ...

... of Ireland, relative to the enlargement of the parish church, between Easter, 1840, and Easter, 1841, which were ordered. Lord J. RUSSELL then moved that the house at its rising adjourn till Wednesday. Sir R. REEL said, supposing the debate not to bo ...

... County Tyrone against lay patronage in the church of Scotland. The Archbishop of CANTERBURY presented a petition from Bath-Easter, in the county ot Somerset, for the exclusion of Roman Catholics from parliament. He thought, under present circumstances ...

... ount v vrone against lay patronage in the church or Scotland. The Archbishop of CAN TER WRY presented a. petition from J3ath-Easter, in the county Somerset, for the exclusion Roman Catholics from parliament, lie thought, under present circumstances, it would ...

... adopted the colour at the eener.l council in 1245. | The Bishop of Bordcaui gave retreat to the faithful 0 prepare them fir the Easter communion. This new 'and useful mode of disusing Christians for their Paschal duty was eminently successful. The pious prelate ...

... visit to his venerable father. Lord Morpeth will arrive here either this week or early in the next, and remain during the Easter recess. Death by Drowning. —Shortly before six o’clock on Sunday afternoon a very melancholy accident, attended with loss ...