... Bourke, could | hold out little hope of being able to make a statement with respect to the Greek frontier before the Easter recess. Rising amid loud cheering at a little before half—gt five o'clock, Mr. Gladstone commeneed the Financial statement of th(:’({m ...

... would not able introduce the Bight before Easter. Replying to Sir Stafford Norlbcote. the Premier said it was proposed f.. have morning sitting Tu.--.lay. the 4th of April, and to oiljoiiru r Easter Hccc ...

... EASTER AND EASTER CUSTOMS. Amid the excitement of pleasure-sesking amongst all clasees of the people at this time-honoured festival, comparatively few persons are likely to trouble thom- selves, even for a moment, about the origin of Easter or the peculiar ...

... EASTER. LEAMINGTON SPA COURIER AND WARWICKSHIRE STANDARD. LEAMIXGToy, SATURDAY, MARCH !Btk, 1891. In the days of the dim mysterious past, when the knees of countless thousands were bowed to Baal, or to Ashtar, that glorious Queen of Heaven, - ' there ...

... THE EASTER RECESS. Mr. Disraeli proposed at half-past four to move that the House at its rising should adjourn for the Easter holidays, until Monday, the 20th April. He said he had promised last night not to make this motion until the end of the sitting ...

... EASTER DAY. Easter is so called from the Saxon Oster, to rise, being the day of Christ’s Resurrection ; or, other think, from one of the Saxon goddesses, called Easter, whom they always worshipped this season. Wheatly, on the Common Prayer, of, perhaps ...

... EASTER EOLIDAYS. EXCURSION TRAINS WILL RUN AS UNDBBt Thursday next, apbil 2ni—to London, with bookinga to CRYSTAL PALACE, lekring WARWICK at 12.66, LEAMINGTON 1.3, BANBURY 1.35, and OXFORD at 2.15 p.m. j to return Aran, 7. SAME DAY.—To SOUTHAMPTON and ...

... organization, has on each recurring Easter-day accompanicd the horough “ authorities ” to church; and in conformity with military usage *“ time out of mind,” has al ways been preceded by its band. “ But as some rise by sin and some by virtue fall,” this ...

... EASTER HOLIDAYS E VISITORS .0 o>o Beauchamp’ from the Station. W. PAGE, Vn SOT AND BATES ALWAYS READY. SOT PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS, TIO h ASS 001 ATI tor rise PROMOTION SOCIAL SCIENCE. UST SUESCRirnOHS TO THK LOCAL FUND. VLA-Liiil p«. ...

... EASTER AMUSEMENTS. w—&mm dmn:le:d-tre on to a crow audience, and on Easter Monday evening Miss Jenny Lm‘tfid m'nnmmm'::mflfn % [ iavolo, in which Willmore takes the principal character, mWMN'fllpntmthe stage. was a good audience, and the perform- BRITANNIA ...

... EASTER VESTRIES. Sr. Maiu’s, FI RMISOHAM. —Vicar's warden, Mr. Bland elected); parish warden, Mr. ire-electedj ; sides men, Mr. Klosz, Mr. Perks, Mr. Shrimptou, Mr. Smart. Sr, Jude's.— Minister’s warden, Mr. Cartwright (re-elected); people's warden, Mr ...

... EASTER AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL.—The summer season of the Theatre commenced on Saturday evening to a crowded audience, and on Easter Monday evening Miss Jenny Willmore and Mr. Henry Franck entered upon a short engagement. The Opera borate of Fre Diavolo ...