... GRA.NNIERT, AT EASTER. i oc-, A.N 0:C.CASIOS'AT, coNTriTltTIrrT0R.! u3fldestowk ! ikllr iii olc shout the por'teiS as we tuntihlfe s ut of a coinfortnblC renovated South Western carriage, and inI ten minulee we are at the Fox andl Hounde, on the very ...

... i i EASTER VESTRIES. EXETER. YESTERIc ST. S'rorsxEN.-Tbe Rev. A. H. Hamailton (the Rector) Lousai p eided. Mir. Pinn was elected rector's warden, and Mr. and Ac P~a arish warden for the ensuing year. Mlessrs. DAMEr Denshamt and Squire were appointed sidesmen ...

... EASTER VESTRIES. MONDAY. Wr ST. MARY MAJ-oa.-Tbe Rev. W. J. Bauch (Caats) of has ?? Reecton (the Rev. C. C. Turrotr) sent a letter tremina telcoieig his *be. nee on ih ground of inediipooilion, ;0 aprini pM.Mat how latreit; as bis ?? Unt, gentleman ...

... EASTER VESTRIES. EXETER-MONDAY. ~ ?? EXETER-MONDAY. ?? ALLHALtOW-ON-T.NHE.WALL.-The Reotor (Rev. J. G. and in rPsaree) presided, also present Meosrs. Parkhouse, Cusling, Beetioc heeker JWllaJ.M Mifrd, Driffiod, Gilbert, portioi and Manley. The Rector ...

... EASTER PAROCHIAL MEETINGS. ST. EDMUND. THE CLERG5Y1AN RUNS AWAY FROM THE BARE O TOBY. The annual meeting for the election of churchwardeno was held on Monday, in the vestry. The Rev. Owen Owen presided. The CHURMAN having read the notice of meeting, said ...

... in the parish by the clergyman-greet titlhes, Easter offerings, duo-amounted to nearer £400 than £300. 01 The CHAIRMIAN did notlrnow on wbatprinciple Mr. Kinigdon mn was speeking-he did not demand Easter offerings. g Mr. ElNGOni wisebd to shlow that the ...

... EASTER VESTRY MEETINGS. MONDAY. - --l- V.r A A A Mn.. e Sr. EDAUND.-Rav. A. 0. Alleyne presided. Messrs. W. Tuckett and E. Short were unanimously elected wardens. e ST, PANCRAS.-ReV. H. F. Cenn presided. Messrs. 'a Dorniny and C. Auaten were unanimously ...

... THE DEVON EASTER SESSIONS. The Easter Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the county of Devon were opened yestorday at the Caetle of Exeter, the. Right Hon. Sir Stafford Northeote Bart., M.P., in the chair and present Lord Devon, LorA Clinton, Lord. Ports- ...

... ,T. THOMAS OR EASTER FAIR FIFTY YEARS SINCE. r A r I I F.!ister Mondty the Wardens were chosen for the year ; the Tringing at intervals enlivened the visitors at this great ,11 nal plexaure fair-after dinner crowds of people with their hiren from ,Il ...

... Furthermore, April was | cullod Oste'r-monwt7t-thomonth of the Ost-end (wind from the east). Easter is therefore, the April feast, which lasted eight days. uur Easter day is the 6Ist Sunday after the first full moon after the 21st of klarch. it may fall as ...

... VOLUNTEER REVIEW ON EASTER MONDAY. A meeting of commanding officers of Volunteer Regiments was held in London yesterday, Colonels Ront. ledge, Rock, Ranelagh, Lord 'Truro, &c., being present. It was resolved to hold a Volunteer review next Easter Monday, and ...

... had given notice, that every man, woman, r and child in the workhouse should be provided-with a dinner of meat and soup on Easter Sunday. The reason I did that, said Mr. Sheehan, is that it is done in England, where they get meat three times a week. That ...