... work that lies before its, and to glorify ?? law and Oiu'S by that pure life amid by our death. ,So will we keeos our Easter, rising iu the newisess of life livitg not so much as met who will die, like those whiotil we read of ill the chapter lust Friday ...

... APRIL 9th, 1887. I EASTER HOLIDAYS. . .- - I .l As everyone is fully aware, the word Easter signifies rising, and, quite apart from the solemn religious significance of this chief festival in the year of the Church, the term Easter is curiously appro- ...

... unless the second reading of the Crimes Bill could be taken before Easter, it would be necessary for the House of Commons to sit during the time usually allotted for the Easter recess, rising on the Thursday night preceding Good Friday, and meeting again ...

... sky reminds her of her parental duty, and she 'returns to her nest. Like- wise the oblivious sinner is reminded by the rising Easter light of his duty to return ito God. At.* *.4 The Mining Exhibition being held in conjunction with the Greater Britain ...

... gaol for 7 days, for vsgnmneoyat Steveuiop, WALLINGFORD. Our sheep and cattle fair, held annually on Thursday in the Easter week, is rising in importance yearly; the attend- ance and supply on Thursday last surpassed those of late years, and a large business ...

... meaning of this great festival. Easter means rising, opening, renewal — three glorious words. One reason for the use of the word Easter at this season of the year is that, as I told you last week, the earth opens her bosom and lets the greenery come forth ...

... decrease. Not to multiply instances, to the unnecessary occupation of your space, let us come to the festival of Easter, or the rising. The sun, ever since its birth, has steadily gained in strength and height, and in favour with God and man, driving ...

... the N. B. is informed, Easter Day is spoken of as the Great Day. The word Easter is thought to be derived from Eostrc, the name of a Saxon deity whose festival was kept in the spring. Others think it comas from Outer, rising, Easter being the festival of ...

... tmons should sit during the period usually allotted' to the Easter recess,- only rising t .on Thursday tight till Tuesday after- ' noon, which gives a holiday of two working b ?? Friday 'and Easter Monday. t Further, the Government felt that the . division ...

... Jew, accordisg to custom at Y uo the Easter festival. This the latter did so C th zealously that the Jew's brains and eyes fell upon et the ground, and he expired on the spot. c in- - - -- t es ~EASTER. he Easter, the anniversary of Cerist's resurrection ...

... EASTER. Easter, says Wheatley, is so called from the Saxon Ostei, to rise, being the day of Christ's resurrection ; or, as others think, from one of the Saxon goddesses called Easter. whom they always worshipped at this season. It was formerly a popular ...

... EASTER AID THE EASTER RECESS. From the earliest periods, and particularly those of Christianity, Easter has been memorable and commemorative. With the rising generation the name inspires delight, for it raises expectation, and anticipated pleasures are ...