... EASTER, The great ecclesiastical festival of Easter has this year occurred about midway between the two extremes at which it is possible for it to fall. Last year, it will be remembered, it fell as late as it can ever do. So fares the ecclesiastical aspect ...

... 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 nA;n 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 VESTRY MEPTINMS. I the era: rere btie. lOD t ion- ilty han I to thly faks inb in? em- kea:; of lice g'at ing vere ted 'ter. sed, aent bem Dak- jury who was 2ere find two he ered er). true )co that yet sug. out tion Mie leg I to sAy but ted ins ...

... WORK OF THE SESSION BEFORE EASTER. As Parliament has adjourned for the brief Easter. recess, it mayv not be inopportune to glance at the work i which it has done since the session opened on the 8th r of last month. The Easter festival occuring earlier ...

... decided that it is too late in the Le sesion to propose their intended measures. Theirplanse r- were not ready till Easter; but, as Easter fell late and v d Parliament is to expire early, they content themselves tl tt with pushing forward the amendment ...

... Thursday next. As to the measure for the disposal D of the vacant seats, it was impossible that it could - be got through before Easter, but he did not think d it would be impossible to deal with the question of h parliamentary elections and the conveyance of ...

... but when he did rise to the surf aoe the ship was half a mile away. They were taken up by another boat, one ofthe crew having one of his legs so badly crushed that amputation was necessary. St. Alkmpnd's Men's So ciet?.— The usual Easter Monday tea and ...

... M.U.- was About 350 of the members, wives, and friends of the om above Lodge held a soiree at the Temperance Hall, 290 on Easter Tuesday evening, to commemorate the funds Om having amounted to the noble sum of 2,0001. at the last on- audit. A most excellent ...

... meeting one member (if the congregation expressed regret that it had bean thought advisable to request the congregation to rise during the enlrance and departure of the choir. ST. MICHAEL '.-The EIaster veatry meeting to cannea. tion with St. MihbRel's ...

... destructive fluctua- tions. Lord Kre-, presented a Petition from the Catholics of Ireland, complaining of the Test Oaths. This gave rise to a conversation on the subject of Emancipation.-The Bishop of ClEs-rErn de. fended the system of conversions now carrying ...

... statesman had deprecated so much interest in the affairs of a nation 3,000 miles away, he thought the English nation wished to rise to its proper position, and be a great national power and so to influence public opinion; and he believed that as a nation ...