... Inevitable or not, however, the debates upon almost everything but the predominant subject had, up to the time of the Easter rising, been unexciting in character and purely academical in result. Imperial federation, the financial relations of Great Britain ...

... THE SI'IRIT OF EASTER. To love Ood; to rejoice in His world; te are and feel it. leauty: to let the heart In gratitude as natur:aly a■ the flow. rs bleasom; to stand ready to ,erve in even the humbkst way. seeking no reaard exuapt such as tows out of ...

... TRADE BAROMETER STILL RISING Increased Profits Revealed The reviving prosperity of seaside towns is one of the surest indications of improved national trade. When business is bad inland; seaside resorts have a lean time, and the last trade depression ...

... WALLINGFORD CHURCH SERVICES, FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER EASTER. SAINT MARY'S. to Holy Communion. 11.0 11.. tin. end Sr.-term. Reepouree (Feria)); Venite ; Cslmn (Carton, Barnby Brown. isnoth); Te D4OOl (Cotten' in D); 13enediotne (114 rub); ; Litany (Said); Hymns ...

... assigned to them. He thanked them, and the parishioners generally, for their Easter offering, which had increased. They thought that, when they lost their friend, Miss Hedges, the Easter offering would sbew a decrease, but it was not so this year. He also referred ...

... barometer readings under three simple headings—Rising, Steady, and Falling. A rapid rise means unsettled weather, and a gradual rise settled weather. A rise with dry, cold air indicates wind from the north. If the rise is accompanied by a ...

... torn off by the sharp teeth of the weasel. HOW EASTER , GOT ITS NAME It is • strange paradox that one of the greatest Christian festivals should be given a name which commemorates a heathen deity. Easter is named after Eostra, the Anglo- SA son Goddess ...

... torn off by the sharp teeth of the weasel. HOW EASTER GOT ITS NAME It is a strange paradox that one of the greatest Christian festivals should be given a name which commemorates a heathen deity. 'Easter is named after Eostra. the Anglo- Saxon Goddess ...

... the enemy have tended to be more direct. A second rising in Ireland was planned for last year, and the scheme broke down only became Germany was unable to send troops. This year, plans for another rising in connection with the German offensive on the western ...

... OUR LONDON LETTER. [frogs Our lipoid', Uorrupetscient.] London, With Easter does upon us we are beginning to feel that we shall be in sight of the pr noised land of brighter hopes end niers genial conditions. Londoners are fully prepared foe the activities ...

... personally at Marlborough House. The Prince and Princess of Wales have decided children, they will remain for Easter week. Their to spend Easter at Frogmore, where, with the Royal Royal Highnesses' movements thereafter are un• decided. Speaking at the meeting ...

... reside Marlborough House until Easter, when, they will go to Sandringham for the holida3a. The Prince and Princess and a party froni sa ndriligham will probably be present at the Wees N rfolk Hunt Steeplechases on Easter Monday. The King and Queen of Norway ...