... attention, but too often Easter hopes are rudely shattered. Tbe year is not far advanced, and tbe climatic conditions are apt only too uncertain and changeable; though the pleasant and spring-like weather experienced this week will give rise many hopes. However ...

... time. There seemed to have been a meeting of the eaders of the rebellion on Easter Saturday or Sunday, when it was decided by a majority of one to.start the insurrection on Easter Alonday. Had this information been known the authorities would have concentrated ...

... striking his head on the rocks. He was rendered unconscious, and was drowned by the rising tide. He was secretary of the Solent Yacht Club, and was have been married Easter. ...

... THE IRISH RISING. Trials the leaders. FOUR MORE REBELS SHOT. The special representative of tho Press Association, telegraphing from Dublin on Thursday night, says the following official communique was issued from the General Headquarters this afternoon: ...

... In fact, for the bait fisher, sport for Easter promises well. For the fly man. however, things are not so hopeful. There will not be much of hatch until the warmer conditions, when there are good numbers rising nymphs and alighting fly, we cannot expect ...

... EASTER VESTRIES. PAUL'S* The Easter Vestry' meeting St. Paul's Church was held on the Rev. W. H. Svmonds presiding-- J. also present Miss Malkin. Messrs. i- jj herd (people's warden), T-Mottram, d (hon. parochial lay reader). F. o * Vickcrs (verger).—the ...

... WEDNESD&Y, APRIL 12TH, 1882. THE EASTER RECESS. The Easter holidays find the Government in a position of embarrassment which is due entirely to the incompetence of its members. From the PREse En down to Mr. MIYN DELLA (one can scarcely go lower) each ...

... lp E c f d WYEDNESDAY, APRIL 4. ?? THE SESSION TO EASTER. I ?? A ,4 DIn ,Lns r ?? n 1 The adjournment ;f Parliament for the Easter F holidays affords a convenient breathing-space for V looking back upon the business of the nation accoum- plished during ...

... EASTER AWHEEL. CONTRASTS IN SCENERY DERBYSHIRE RUNS. DERBY TGURiSTS' THREE OUTINGS. The Derby Touring Cyclists have write* _ Cyclist) had true cycling Easter up to writing these few notes on Monday. We have been the road Friday, Saturday, and Sunday ...

... EASTER VESTRIES. ST. ANDREW S. A general increase both receipts and expendi- | during the past year was recorded a.r. the vestry meeting at St. Andrew's, Derby, on Fj id;, y evening. The offertories for church expenses amounted to £407 17s. lid., and ...

... place and controlled, but how awful a fire is that is in the wrong place and uncontrolled ! v Chiefly, this Easter, I think of the sun, not rising or a setting sun, but as the steady friend who looked down at and said— You need me. I'm here. ' H. R. B ...

... international affairs before the House rises for the Easter recess, and whether will give an opportunity for a debate before any decision is come to, undertaking if necessary to interrupt the Easter recess for this purpose- ...