... EASTER VESTRIES. The Easter vestry meetings this year have passed off with unusual quietness; the strife and discussion which characterised these parochial gatherings in times past having year by year weakened, until happily it has died out altogether ...

... the work of that lowing so remarkable a man a8 to whom they must have become, amidst all the joys and he had not forgotten, Easter Day, some of them would have vividly in tion of vicar, who, as he said from the pulpit, passed to vacant one of these however ...

... r, l~ EASTER VESTRY MEETINGS. wr. CHAD ' S (FABIAN) CHlfltetl. The annual vestry meeting for the election of ehurchwardens and sidesmen was held on Easter . Tuesday at the Vicarage,the about parishioners who ward present attending there at the request ...

... eet ee | Lord, Chureh reh Lane; an and Joht John Saville, of Le ‘ rises, the two latter of whom did not at the instance of P.C. Stafford aie canal near to Dicken Green Mill on Fr afternoon.—The Chief-Constable po r. it the two defendants not appear, yinent ...

... ees ntinuatly bombarded the heme SOCIAL GOSSIP. OUR LADIES’ COLUMN. rising that the score was not —>——— -—- aves end Brearley were the best Jebnson was rather erratic at The Prince of Wales is to be the gust of Bir} Tho Princess of Wales is to spend a ...

... Parliament bas as good as wasted another precious weck, and Easter will be upon us directly. The disre- benches of Opposition are chiefly to blame for atable this result, though 1t is only fair to note in passing that r. Gladstone's illness has had ...

... iON LES W O: PAREWELL Molesworth occupied the pulpit Charch on Easter presto has farewell sermon. from words ‘ Obrist, is sacrificed for us; therefore let us In the course of the sermon he the If we are indeed risen with Christ then we at the right hand ...

... Wednesday, and there we | re in the middle of the shortest month im the ear, with just about six weeks before the rising f Parliament for the Easter vacation, What an be done in six weeks in these times with ir. Labouchere aud the “New Radicals” com- sitted ...

... Mr. J. A. Bright was im the House of Commons not take bis seat until after the Easter recess. With Tuesday night, but it was then stated that he would Mrs. Bright be io now at Bournemouth taking a mach Avother attempt isto be nade to procure the release ...

... ROCHDALE SHARE MARKET Owing to the Easter holidays business has been much b joterfered with this week, and little has been done |1 Fow changes of vote bave taken place, and the market | | bas presented rather a tame appearance. Shaws bave l been freely ...

... concerned the holiday weather proved not excelent dnd m mest cases it completely upset tho arrangements of those who had tounng at Easter. How- ever, I'm gind to cay that this was not the case with everyone, @ fact which was very pleasantly ritten by a ncte which ...

... teadence of Suter Elisabeth, the There were a Holy C0M..0106 at 30, at 8. sad at nrid-day, when warty people in aL wade thetr Easter communion, 333 thaw attead* tag at the twice.. At Mallow sad Evensong, latter especially, the church was crowded. sad the ...