... EASTER VESTRIES M ARK’S PARISH, me parishioner, met Monday in church, for the purpose of noniinating the ihurchw.rdena, and Dialing the usual assessment, for the year. The Rev. Dr. FassKLis wa, m the chair. The outgoing churchwarden, Mr. Crawley, handed ...

... the Easter recess ? Sir R. PEEL said that was his intention. It would impossible for him to carry resolutions on the corn laws and the income tax to the House of Lords before Easter, and therefore he would at once move that the house, at its rising, do ...

... the consequences \ cen fatal but, m st providentially, i rhs Trae ua 5 TT, stood before it in one doubt. e been fata ad the rise OF the opposite direction, senre. thus numbers who we e actually sta fing under t racu ousty some musical . pd, nd some garments ...

... visit to his venerable father. Lord Morpeth will arrive here either this week or early in the next, and remain during the Easter recess. Death by Drowning. —Shortly before six o’clock on Sunday afternoon a very melancholy accident, attended with loss ...

... following day for Jaffa, to bring the Easter pilgrims. EGYPT. Advices from Alexandria of the 6th inst. announces | Mehemet Ali still remained in that city. still continued in a precarious state of health at Cairo, gave rise to much speculation as to the co ...

... matter over again, appeared on the books. Mr. Mackay—There was no inquiry; the message sent was about her leaving the house in Easter week Mr. Fortune—Are you seeking an inquiry now ? MV will reply to every observation make. The resolution proposed by Mr. ...

... government introit should be published or not. j „ m( . relating Canada before Easter, and they The Earl of DURH AM—I had leave from one her m , ltl second reading soon after the Easter rccesl Majesty's ministers distribute a few copies to my friends. | . The'Karl ...

... he hoped the country would rise as one man against such a tax —against a tax on bread. hearing this eloquent denunciation against a tax on bread, is believed the venerable warrior expressed himself nearly as follows :—‘ Rise as one man ! By that’s coming ...

... literature. MEMOTRor thbVerv Rkv. THEOBALD M ATH . with an account the Rise and Progress of Temiwranre in Ireland. the Rev. Jams* BiasrisOMAM, 1.1 , Horrisokane. —Publm : Mm.iar.x and Soy, ISIO. have been favored with a copy of the above work, and have ...

... might be proceeded with before the public business, but not such a bill as this. After the repeated occurrences previous to Easter, in which the days set apart for public business had been taken up. at one time a party motion, and at another for three or ...

... a measure on the subject to which the hon. member referred. . , * .. Mr. KELLY—Then I will now give notice that, after the Easter recess, I shall move for leave to bring in bill to abolish capital punishment in all cases except for the crime of murder ...

... detailed list of such returns, &c., on Irish affairs, as have been either moved for, presented, or printed, befoie the rising of the Hous Easter holidays. Return presented, and ordered ¢ the table of parliamentary electors, and of tenemen ander the poor relief ...