... the initiative in arranging procession of the Trades and Friendly Societies in the town, at the opening of Onncati Park on Easter Monday. It is to be hoped that the inhabitants generally will join in the movement, and, while receiving this great boon from ...

... points of objection might narrowed as much as possible. THE EASTER BECEBS. Ur. GLADSTONE stated that, on Uonday next. he should move that the House, at its rising on Tuesday, adjourn tor the Easter holidays. He proposed to take the Ballot Bill on Monday night ...

... get together—and I [ assure you the knowledge does not make me happy at all. When I was a boy I used to like | seeing the sun rise. I didn’t know then there were any spots on thb sun ; now I do, and am , always frightened lest any more should come.” The ...

... Royal botanic gardens, BELFAST. GRAND FETE and GALA, On EASTER MONDAY and TUESDAY, April 10th and 11th. Mr. BATTY, the Manager of this Gigantic Enterprise, is happy to announce that, having visited ‘Paris immediately after the evacuation by the Fruesioa ...

... Cyclops, it was not intended to lay down any new ships of that class this year. THE EASTER RECESS. On tl; emotion of Mr. GLADSTONE, it wasresohed that the House, at its rising to-morrow, adjourn until Monday, 17th inat. THE BALLOT BILL. On the order for the ...

... Bridge to-night. SECOND EDITION EVENING TELEGRAPH OFFICE Hall-past Three o’clock. THE EASTER VESTRIES. ST. CHURCH, HOPE STREET. The vestry met at ten o’clock on Easter Monday —Rev. S. E. Busby, M.A., incumbent, presiding. The following officers were appointed ...

... Douglas, striking her on the head with a plate. The prosecutrix stated that her husband had been drinking since the week before Easter, ami on Saturday evening he came home drunk. He asked her for sixpence, which she told him she had not got. He then went up ...

... might, if he had chosen, have voted in that election. The chair being vacant, Mr. Gladstone, as the loader of the House, will rise and inform the Clerk that the Crown has been notified of the desire of the Speaker to retire, and gives leave to the House ...

... flax eles at Leeds, Masters and men met by Wille 2+ but, although the former were t in to yield something, the latter stood rise refusing to be satisfied with a of and insisting on the nine hours’ limit one Indian Government has made a hand- for the widow ...

... quell the disturbance, fired on the workmen, four of whom were killed and fifty wounded. About 100 were made prisoners. The rising was stated to have been caused by delay in the payment of wages. A revival of national costume has commenced among the Madrid ...

... disturbed districts during tho Fenian rising. It feared Trail has been murdered some notorious member of that confederation. Tho platelayers and ballast men employed the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway struck Friday for rise of wages ; but half the men resumed ...

... its city article, says:—The Budget was received yester- day with a general feeling of contentment. Con- sols open at Monday’s rise, but relapsed from 93 to 984. Erie shares were largely purchased closing at an advance of 63. Home railways neglected, Caledonians ...