... EASTER TERM-M4B. The courts were opened on Saturday with es formalities. COURT OF CHANCERY. The Right Hon. the Lord Chancellor sat for the first time sine. his late serious indisposition. His lordships numorous friends were delighted to see him looking ...

... OPENING OF EASTER TERM, At an early hour this day the Court of Queen's Bench was densely crowded. At a few minutes before twelve o'clock. the three tray —Messrs. Mitchel, Smith O'Brien, and Meagher—took their departure from the committee-rooms of the ...

... create ublic disturbance, tumult, and civil war—in a word, sedi fi on is disloyalty in action, a species of civil mutiny or rising up it the sovereign power of the state. There can e no indictment for sedition in the abstract, no more than there can be ...

... notice that, on the meeting of the house next day, he should move that the house at its rising do adjourn to Saturday. He should likewise move that, after Easter, orders of the day should have prece- dence of notices of motion on Thursdays. ...

... DAY, APRIL 19, THE BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Lord JOHN KUSSLLL then rose and said—l beg, Sir, to move, that the house 2t ita rising adjourn untii Saturday nest, with the view of moving oo that day a farther adjournment until Mouday, the st of May. It may ...

... institutions of Ireland. You will observe by the subjoined notices of motion, which Sir William Somerville gave shortly before the rising of the house this morning, that ministers appa rently mean' to make some effort towards extending the one and improving the ...

... the landlord and tenant (Irelan. bills would come on before Easter? Lord J. RUSSELL replied that with respect to the first measure it Iraq nut proposed to take it into con,, duration before Easter; and with respect to the later, he expected it would be brought ...

... >ai introducod ViAcoont Comb.rtMr« and Viscount Beresford. accouchement her majesty. The Marquess of LANSDOWNE.—My lords. I rise to ask jour lordships* concurrence in motion of which I sure you will not require to give notice, because I feel convinced ...

... Satcrdat, April The Splaklk look the chair at two o’clock. aujolunmknt or the house. Sir G. GREY moved that the house at its rising adjourn until Monday, the Ist of May. Mr. M. J. O’CONNELL did not wish to detain the house, as it was about to adjourn for ...

... bill would be brought on before Easter ° Mr. ?ORBES wished to know wh»n bill for oslablish. ing diplomatic relations with tbo Court Romo waa likely to comAo? LordTALMERSTON said certainly would not come on till after Easter. In answer to question an boo ...

... bills polemized by Sir William Somerville, will, doubtless, wear out many wholesome afternoon, between the termination of the Easter holidays, and the longed-for day of the prorogation. Neither sec any reason to doubt of their ultimate success for the Government ...

... Shortly after this extraordinary incident Captain Noel was again placed under arrest for not returning to his duty during the Easter holidays, be being a member of Pari ament ; and on a subsequent occasion Mr. Noel, not being exactly on the spot where at ...