... brook that curtain drawn between My being and tlse god-like sun. ! let him shine .’—Oh! let him shine How I have felt rapture rise, To upon that thing divine Glorying along the lonely skies. When music o’er full heart’s brim Welled out its waters fresh and ...

... household, bearing, according to custom, immense fan*. The spectacle, altogether, should be seen to be imagined*, as this Easter ceremony of the Pope’s blessing is certainly most splendid one. In the evening the Miserere was again chanted in the chapel ...

... for days and weeks on nothing but sky and sea, that tlie voyager of the ocean first beholds one of those solitary islands rising over the waves, while the firm, steadfast aspect of man’s natural dwelling-place, the earth, contrasts strongly with the ...

... statement put forth by the friends of Charles the Tenth, that there a large portion of tl»e people those provinces ready to rise in favour of the Bourbons, and of tic claims of the Duke of Bordeaux. l'l»e Duchess Bcrri, too, under the pretence of proceeding ...

... Itli January, .. 31tt January. Easter, .. 15th April, .. May. Trinity, 23ii May, .. June. Michaelmas, 2J Nov. .. 251 b Novembor. If any of the above happen Sunday, the succeeding Monday substituted. If Good Friday, Easter Eve, Easier Monday or Tuesday ...

... the room, another man, just newly brought in too, was shrieking in such an awful manner that, ill as 1 was, my hair began to rise from tbc roof of ray head. wonder the very fright did not kill me!—to see two or three men holding a fellow creature down, ...

... hind —U)?* Althorp said he had attended the morn ing-sittings of the town. He had a petition present from the Guild until Easter but that he found impossible to afterwards. ; f Fishermen of Carrickfergus, praying Uiat their rights might After some Jb ...

... contracted mean* will extend. —Morn inf} The London and Birmingham railway will 125 miles long, and the rise feet The different levels require one rise feet Id miles, or minutes only'. There will be ten tunnels and two lines, six feet distant, with places ...

... March 28, 1834. No. 13, Wooden Who,/, Deny The will hare regular suetWHMi #f Ships for the above Ports, daring the season. EASTER OFFERINHS RV THE AGE.” Many of our are aware that it usual at this season of the vear to make unto certain qifte.d individnals ...

... applied ; should he supplied by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners; hut it was supposed that the bill would have passed before the Easter recess; it, however, was delayed from various causes, and they had neglected to insert a clause in the measure respecting ...

... wished, also, to state the position in which they were placed relative to the mutiny act. If the house contemplated a recess at Easter, of which he had no doubt, it would be most expedient that this act should pass before the 15tb inst. He suggested, that the ...

... and l-oril laude Hamilton, who, it is insinuated, were decorated with Orange ribbous, is entirely destitute of foundation. Easter Vestry.— Pursuant to advertisement, vestry was held on Tuesday last, in the Court-House, for the purpose of appointing Church ...