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... THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. Sir R. PEEL (in reply to question from Mr. Hume) stated that ho should propose, according to the precedent of former years, that the house, at its rising Wednesday week, (the Pith of April,) should adjourn (as we understood) to the ...
... question from Mr. Hume) stated that he should propose, according to the precedent of former years, that the house, ‘at its rising on Wednesday week (the 12th of April), should adjourn (as we understood) to the Monday week (the 24th of April) following ...
... did not use ?? authiorised iersioqofthe Bi6le. leno i'oimd 'that such a statenient. was not correct. They used' the nattio' rised version iui their sceis, hut h liad another ?? iin thpir libraries. The house then went into committee of supply.' Oil the ...
... 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 ...
... punctually attended at the shortest notice.” 28—Great Eruption of Vesu- vius, 1822. “Och. the dreadful crater I” April 17—Easter Monday, Greenwich fair; “ Knowledge for the Million.” Toby, the sapient pig, sold in sausages. 22—H. Fielding born 1707. “Oh ...
... gave notice that on Tuesday, the 11th April, he would move that the house adjourn for the Easter recess until the 25th April. THE SCOTTISH CHURCH. Lord CAMPBELL —I rise, in hopes of being the humble instrumcat in warding off great calamity from my native ...
... summer season, which was to com- o menoe at Easter wvith the novelties and grent attractions he s, had and was to provide during his continental tour. The - performerstat onee acceded to the request, and on Easter Monday the theatre ws to have re.openbLd ...
... those parts of it in which doubts now existed. Tho course which he intended to take was this. As they were now approaching the Easter recess, and as was not likely that their lordships would find it convenient attend to anv discussion upon the subject, he ...
... the consequences \ cen fatal but, m st providentially, i rhs Trae ua 5 TT, stood before it in one doubt. e been fata ad the rise OF the opposite direction, senre. thus numbers who we e actually sta fing under t racu ousty some musical . pd, nd some garments ...
... 18s to 21s each ; veal, 64d ; springers and milch cows, 5/ to 15/ each ; store pork were 2s per cwt higher, on account of the rise in bacon, 22s to 26s being the current prices. Spira.rieLps, WEDNEsDAY.—At this week's market more confidence was evident on ...