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... THE EASTER HOLIDAYS The PRIME MINISTER, replying F. Banbury, said it was proposed to rise for the Easter Holidays Wednesday, April 7. CONSOLIDATE® FUND BILL. In the order for the second reeding the Consolidated Fund (No. 2) Bill Mr. drew attention to ...
... EASTERS* QUESTION. Mr. FAWCETT called attention to the despatches of Lord Derby and Lord Salisbury, the recent conference, and also to the present condition ol the people of Bosnia, Bulgaria, and Herzegovina. He defended the attitude assumed the Opposition ...
... The House Commons its rising to-day will adjourti for a fortniglit. The vacation is double that ordinarily taken at Easter, and it is suggested that Ministers have been actuated by two reasons in sanctioning so long a holiday at this season. They are ...
... EASTER REPRESENTATIONS AT MONACO. TO THE EDITOR THE TIMES. Sir—Perhaps few of your readers are aware a singular ceremony wliicb takes place yearly the evening of Good Friday in the streetsof Monaco; and fewer, may be, would have deemed that such an exhibition ...
... an id solemnity more full of awe and wonder than that which commemorates the rising of the Messiah from the graye. This is not the place to dwell upon the mysteries which Easter time recalls to every one of us. The victory of lifé over death, the triumph ...
... EASTER VESTRIES. LORD R. CHURCHILL- I/ml Randolph Churchill yesterday addrea-ed KICOLAS. a long letter Chamberlain, in reply Ids The annual meeting of the parishioners and the .nbjscl o, Central Birmingham contest. Lord Randolph :|, || Webster. occupied ...
... THE EASTER-MONDAV REVIEW. The Volunteer review Dunstable commenced under favourable conditions, the weather g fine and the barometer rising. The special trains from King’s Cross began to arrive at 8.15, and followed each other short intervals. 13.000 ...
... is not ton;onow Easter Day—the ftrjt Sunday after tht full moon }' To this question answer was g . in your columns some weeks back by Sir P 4. round Beckett, but it was not very satisfaetor. Tliat gentleman said that the fixing of Easter was some general ...
... EASTER VESTRIES. The annu d mtetings of the regi-dered vestrymen the several parishes Untied l»i» ee*e of Cork, Cloyne, Ross, were held yea tetday. We publish to day reports of the proceedings several these meeting- the vestries in other parishes will ...
... EASTER VESTRIES. The R«t. 8. O. M*ddoa io the ch»ir. There wu Urge •tteodancc. In the tocuil report the !)e»n celled »tlonti'>n the perch which bal been erected io the Cathedral, follow*—“A rnb-oommittee of the vestry appointed collect foods for the erection ...
... the WHITE EASTER AT TOPEKA. The winter hail been nnnsunlly severe even in Poland. The old peasants dej.T,d that the like of it was never seen he; It was the eve Kaster, but the rivers i-re still bound fast in icy fetters, and snowfljkes were flying instead ...
... weather was threatning, the crowd was immense. PROPOSED PURCHASE THE IRISH RAILWAYS. Immediately before the rising of Parliament for the Easter holidays a meeting of the Irish Railway Committee, peers and members, took place at the Marquis of Olanricarde’s ...