... terminating the present crime. It has been saggeatod that the &aim of the Lords' committee should be postponed until after Easter. RISING. MORE SEVERE FIGHTING. (Central New. Telegram.) Vienna, Monday. Three days' severe fighting has taken place at Krestoeplanins ...

... going to do without em. (From Funny Folks) Prevailing—The current bun. A Popular Lay at the Present Season—An Easter Eg APopnlarßising-The “rising” the iramafnra buns in their thousands. j iq The Infant Stockbroker has been sentenced to months- “hard.” and ...

... CLARA Fill:. (Fick.* ~CM Cl/RI The Easter k'air of rising little town. ow Theirsday teat. Wax nut as large as was rspected, however.. chow of stall and store (Attie 'old well. many sheep. and bail daunted at lower prices. Forestalling not prevailing here ...

... EASTER HOLIDAYS. As everyone is fully aware the word Easter signifies' rising,' and quite apart from the solemn religions significance of this the chief festival in the year of the various branches of the Christian Church, the term Easter is curiously ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENT.) Ab everyone fully aware the word Easter signifies rising,” and quite apart from the solemn religious significance of this the chief festival in the year of the Church the term Easter is curiously appropriate for season which though uncertain ...

... THE EASTER RECESS. f From the Standard,) The House of Commons, its rising on Wednesday, adjourned for the Easter Recess. It will not meet again till the 14th inst.* the members thus obtaining nearly fortnight which they may spend, if they please, in rest ...

... EASTER. ’TIs Easter Day, and Christians all rejoice, To celebrate Christ's rising from the Dead ; And myriad churches, with one mighty voice, Give thanks, and glorify their one great Head, The Saviour Christ risen,” they shout and slug All glory to our ...

... EASTER. The maws of Enter is upon us, and thousands greet it, the great out-door fealival ofta year, as recently they greeted tit great in-door feast. Both been preserved to as by religion, and niah her in regard to fade sod At the Cluietian faith; but ...

... RATES RISING. Amidst the numerous squabbles taking place in the House of Commons there is great danger that the more important questions of legislation should be overlooked. For instance, the Imperial Budget is postponed until after Easter. It ought to ...

... prol er time for the celebration of Easter has occa ;ioned much controversy. In the second cent ary a dispute arose on this point be- tween the Eastern and Western Cburches Part of the Eastern Christians celebrated Easter on the 14th day of the first Jewish ...

... EASTER. ACCORDING to the venerable Bede, the word ' Easter' is derived from the name of a Saxon goddess Eoslre, whose festival was held in April. Some ecclesiastics think the word comes from the Saxon osier, which means to rise,' but all these words, ...

... THE ADJOURNMENT FOR EASTER. Mr. DISRAELI proposed, at halt-past four, to move that the House, at its rising, should adjourn for the Easter holidays, until Monday, the 20th April. On Thursday, the 23rd, the financial statement would be made. Mr. GLADSTONE ...