... employment of John Madden, Esau of in addition to this mass of original Literature, Music. &c„ a Dounvbrook. shortly after rising from his bed rut his throat hc-iutiful Steel Plate Rustic Civility.” which would do ere- in a frightful manner. Jealousy of ...

... on** of the most magnificent pageants that our city has witnessed sinco the abolition of the tiioo-honoured processions of Easter Saturday, when, iu proper and imposing ceremonial, t!io herring was publicly whipped in our streets. Yesterday was, indeed ...

... one provides a penalty for the delay, it takes the matter out of the bode of the inaginntes, nal.g the complaint ie lodged by rise inhabitants. Mr. Crawford—The inhelmouts, sob roes, ate to coot. plain against the torpormion. As it 311•11 amid*. the aunt ...

... was published for the purpoee of erecting r penis in them pits of the metropolis that are below high water murk; but it is easter to crest. elerni than to subdue it, and it is not to he at ondeied at Met the inhabite• nose ut Idoehroh, Moth nk, and other ...

... the for the ' year ending bib April. 10 SP, 11.000.0011. This, of ,inns. os tote n. 1,0 recent the rev th oar estimate of *easter et stereo. over received last yea: et to what the the Chancellor the avoid thus have more them to apply for relief of the ...

... Inasmuch there are other causes, which conspire with freo trade ! to depress prices, when those causes are removed, prices will rise in exact proportion to the extent of their opera! tion; that to say, when free trade left alone, to act upon prices, its effect ...

... seta m past 3. 10th, Sun rises 19 ra past 6. set# >n p»'t 5. New Moon, sday. 13tK.33 past |o. even. Full Moon, Wednesday. 2 ra past 11, even. Easter Sunday. March APRIL. days, Ist, San rises ra past 3, seta 29 past 6. 16th, Sun rises post 3. arts m past 6 ...

... would spread a universal joy over Ireland such never has been known in our time. And if it only stimulate one farmer in ten to rise to-morrow morning with renewed energy and with increased hope, with a strengthened resolution to exert himself ; if it stimulated ...

... gospel bath not reached, and with heartfelt joy that he can realise the fulfi merit of the prophetic declaration_•• From the rising of the sun even unto the going down of the same my name shall be great among the Gentiles; and in every place incense shall ...

... another, where assemble all the sorarnites of the Stock Exchange; and here sometimes the crowd is so great, and disputation rises so high, that it may be considered a very succersale of the Passage do l'Opera, or the pavement before Tor. toni's. From the ...

... popular .ovement which he exp cted shortly to commence. Irttt numbers yielded to hi* solicitations, »nd rented to the capital at Easter. An accident applied, iit were, the spark to the train. hrench officer lulled somewhat grossly the wife of Palermitan ible ...

... said that perhaps it p e tr o l ll Dluts ' w ere It eset l ualeted with the happened because beasts had not bun fed, and p rises la and details of the scions'. and makes It was a few minutes past their time; in answer to th e rat her 4 w e l l that ...