... bakers and bread- dist ributors may have their Easter Monday holiday unimpaired. Elsewhere we publish the announcement froln the principal master bakers of Dlublin, that there will be no bread delivery on Easter Monday, and ua request to lay in a sufficient ...

... triumphsg of the greatest lyric dramatist of the preseclt cots. t ury. Slse was as effective as ever lest night, end ,n seemed to rise to thle highest etandard of expectation. ..both In vocalism and acting, hler reneleriog of the `'Casts iDiva was equal, in ...

... oS ray, and on Wednesday, the 6th of June, In MrMonoeeull; faily,-aend suilte havo arrived at Tervee, from London, for the Easter holidays, The right hon, ro gentiemm, Mrs. Monesll, Mr. Aubiey de Vero, &a., at- Pi tended-th=etle&4drd SL Johgiso n'i -Thurad ...

... figures for prime mild-creed cools, ;ith uncertain and slow Inquiry. Washed coo3, middling, farmer's, and rkis are offened on easter terms, wilhal It s nearly imposible to effect a clearxace. The exceptonal d high eg ores of this season bhs noticeably affected ...

... (sA0,o1 A CORReESPON1DENT). Thie annual concert end theatrical representation took ilaco at ?? educational establishment on Easter Monday. Ilhoughi the evening had been rather unfavourable and had deterred many from attending, still the large hall fitted ...

... of C major, with' a simple and effectve accom- pnIment, e -hlch we expect will be a favourite with our musial readers after Easter. THE SEfENADEqS' QuADBMus; Byg ederick-lDRckley. . (Dobln: Wiseheart)-A very pleasing set, founded on popular airs, with well ...

... 'South' VWestern, 31'td 32; Midland' 50' to 51 'York and .Notth Midlands, 181 t6 19J Caled in, t Eastern Counties, 7* tb 71. - Easter The first dividend' n'o the 'estate' of: Messrs.' Cockerill,, 'Larpent, aind Co;' of2~j per cent,; has'bee declared, payable ...

... largely supplied in each departirint, a and the attendance of purchasers was large. Every, e tbing appeared to hrve received a rise, and buaine51 e was exceedingly brisk throughout the day. we 'hve e seldom observed nicer lots of good grass beef, which 3 ...

... The Duke and Duchess of Argyll returned to Argyll Lodge, Cau;pden-hill, Kensington, on Saturda-, froM staying during the Easter week on' a visit to tile Princess Louise (Marchioness) and the Marquis of Lorne, at Doraden, their residence at Tunbridge ...

... tb are happy to say, is favourable. Her Royal Highness the Ptincess Augusta is not expected at Frogmore Lodge until after Easter. ig The Duchess of Gloucester was better on Sunday than she bas m Ibeen for some time past. Her Royal Highness was visited ...

... bappy to state, continue in tile enjoement l f excellent heal Is, Staines Brid~e, being now comp-leted is to be opened oil Easter Monday. It is expected that the ceremnoyl will take place at three o'cloek. and that the King, and Rova1 Family will be present ...

... prelate's fifth voyage round the world. In the fea- course of his journal, which ie full of adventures, he says:- ! -Upon Easter-fanday. the 22!ad of April, we anchored off Cape.Town. We assiated at the oosneeratlon of achuro whilh the venerable bishop ...