... n commenced with the first sta n sa of au Easter hymn. It shall close with the equally inspiring final verse•• Our Easter sun is rising! And yet we slumber long. And need Thy Dove's sweet pleading To waken prayer and song. Oh breathe main our deadness ...

... From the earth shall music rise That shall swell and harmonize With the archangelic strains of worlds above; For, hallelujah ! Christ is risen. O'er His foes victorious, from His prison! Christ is risen, and man shall rise, And earth shall yet be Paradise ...

... EASTER VESTRIES. The annual vestry meeting held this week in the Schoolroom, the Vicar (Rev. E. H. P. Carter) being in the chair. Messrs. J. D. Pain and Alfred Morris were re-elected churchwardens. Mesam. H. Collett and Lewis were appointed sidesmen. ...

... fleaday after the fall moon lad& Immure_ upon or next - after the 214 ; and if the fall moon wen a t3unday, Easter-del is Beadey after. Easter is else of the Ogee great of the Christina year, it is by no means a purely %diva It with the Jewish Pamoverarnta ...

... THE EVENT OF THE EASTER. ABERGAVEN NY CHAIR EISTEDDFOD BAND CONTEST & FETF, EASTER MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1910. NEARLY 4400 IN PRIZES. Choral Competitions. Several Vocal and Instrumental Solo', Poem, Essay, Recitation and Art Tests. CHAMPION 11/ND CONTEST ...

... keeping at Easter, or at any other Reason, and to mountain, valley, and lake, is as keenly enjoyed by our liberty-loving Welsh iwuiple as by any people in the United Kingdom. This bas been manifested this week, and it may almost be said that Easter week of ...

... THE EASTER PARLIAMENTARY RECESS. The Easter recem this year will be rather more pro. tracted than was anticipated, regard being had to the circumstance that the word nil ' represents the kgislre tive progress of the session up to the present time. The ...

... THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. The people’s holidays in this country are by no means so numerous as every true lover of bis species desires they may be. It is, therefore, a source of pure and disinterested enjoyment to every humanely disposed person, when hard ...

... EASTER TIDE. A tel, g am informs us that in conse j nence of its being a Bank holiday to-day, and also Easter Monday, nothing is doing in the Metropolis, and that it is full of pleasure. teckers. A Fimilar statement to the latter might be made with respect ...

... when people largely provided for themselves. Old tradition it that the sun danced on Easter morning, supposedly to commemorate the joy of the spheres at the rising of the Redeemer from the tomb; and certainly the younger folk indulged in many antics ...

... EASTER MONDAY. No one could have wished for finer weather than that which we have had for the Easter Holidays. Good Friday was a charming day, and Rader Monday was delightfully fine, although the east wind was rather high, and, at times, somewhat cold ...

... RISE IN THE BANK RATE. The Bconoraid thinks it would have been better if the move had been made somewhat earlier. Still we rejoice, it says, that it has been at length determined upon, and we hope that its effect will be sufficient. The main eitsatica ...