... persons to hold that office, inasmuch as they had been elected under Sturges Bourne's act, and that the meeting adjourn, to Easter Tuesday, then to re-assemble in the Old Church. He spoke at great length, but in the midst of the greatest commotion, uproar ...

... said that a bill for a national registration of births, deaths, and marriages in Ireland, would, he heped, be ready bfore Easter. Sir WILLIAM SOMERVILLE stated (in answer to Lord Castlereagh) that on the 18th instant government would introduce a bill ...

... abandonment of the whole or part of a railway, and which does not relate to other objects, be read a second time till after Easter. Speaking of the President of the Board of Trade, considerable surprise is manifested in the city to-day at the unusual delay ...

... resigned the incumbency of St. Jude's, haviug been appointed to a new church at Greenheys, Manchester, which will be St about Easter. A meeting of pewbolders in ude 's was held on Monday morning, at which a name *- 1 10 the trustees was agreed to, suggesting ...

... debt incurred in establishing the club, including the Ragged Schools, the ball for which will take place at the Town Hall, on Easter Tuesday. The Chairman in moving the adoption of the report, congratulated the members on the good results of the year's p ...

... Ana, Luke ; Cardit 16th. James Dsanistono ( Mamma; Fleetwood. Alert, Com rally ; Iftroport. William Mahe, Whiteside ; Law easter. 16th, Industry, Iddeo ; Fleetwood. 18th, Salithiel, Jones ; Newport. Harriet, Ashburn.' ; Ellesmere. James Dennistoon (8) ...

... post-office labour on Sundays, amount to nearly six hundred. On Friday night, Lord Ashley gave notice that on an early day after Easter he should pro- pose an address to the crown on post office Sun- day iabour. During the past week a deputation of Irish Peers ...

... of the orator, who flatters himself that he is addressing the house. It not unfrequently happens that two or three members rise at once, and, in their zeal to hear themselves talk, almost come to blows for the possession of the floor, whilst the noises ...

... and hia seal. A petition was presented the Bishop of Chichester the I Committee of 1 my Council on Education, which gaee , rise a short discussion, in which the Bishop of LoSon proposed that select committee should appointed to inquire fully into the ...

... the Rev. Henry Walker Yeoman, to the rectory of Monkton Moor, Yorkshire the Rev. William Joseph Whately, to the rectory of Rise, Yorkshire; the Rev. R. Cooper Black, to the rectory of St. Mary's, Huntingdon ; the Rev. W. T. Pearse Meade King, to the rectory ...

... after thle hi E.Lster recess, Ilie slisuld feel it to be his duty, and lie uows P ?? notice3, that on ain early lily after Easter lie twonid p)e saove for leave, to bring 1 int bill that all persons be~lrg rot xxuctpying, liotioholdera, ititti indwtellors ...

... protection,.I . 1, V THE NATIONAL IAND~ SCHIEME, . re Mr. O'CONNOR gave otiouce, that onl the earliest available th iday after Easter lie would hrirtg in a bill to wind up the Affairs of the National Latld Cotmpatty. In reply to iti question frota Sir B. t-ltl ...