... EASTER HYMN Rise and Shine, Light divine. Sun of our rejoicing day! ’Neath thy beams Sleep and Dreams Night and sorrow away; Sleep is for the weak and weary, Dreams are lovely vanities, Night unon the world is dreary, Sorrow for the mourner’s eyes j But ...

... THE EASTER MONDAY VOLUNTEER REVIEW. LOSS OP HER MAJESTY’S SHIP FERRET. The annual gathering of rolonteera took plaoe Dover on Monday. The weithnr on Sunday night and Monday morning wae very unfavourable. A strong gale blew from the no- th east, rain and ...

... SUNDAY, May 14. Poueth Sunday after Easter. —Morning Lesson* Deuteronomy vi; Matthew xii. Evening Lesson* Deuteronomy vii; Roman* xiii. THE CHRONICLE. BOLTOX, SATURDAY, MAY VS, 1851. DANGERS OF THE BALTIC.—SVEABORG AND CRONSTADT. All eyes are now turned ...

... that without they The choicest of the pageantry. Easter, when youths cast aside The suits that shame their growing pride. And cause the crimson blush to rise When they are scanned by carious eyes. Easter time of all the year, When in new raiment they appear ...

... business: it would be very difficult to pass the votes absolutely necessary for the emergencies of the country’s service before Easter, and he called upon the House to lend him all the assistance in its power for that purpose. He proposed, in reference to the ...

... and the return to solid eating, with the Easter Festival. The viands appropriate to Easter Day in the old times were eggs, bacon, tansy pudding, and bread and cheese. The origin of the connexion of eggs with Easter may perhaps be thus accounted for. As the ...

... receiving strong garrisons. Mountain defiles-and gorges an* carefully watched. News from the frontier gives reason to apprehend rising in that quarter. The Military iovernor of Transylvania, in accordance with orders from Vienna, is taking precautions in order ...

... evening by the Noble Viscoonl ( Melbourne) to the probable duration of th* Easter recess, bogged now to inform him, that he wool-1 to-morrow move that the house at its rising do adjourn to Thursday, the 7lh of April. HOUSE OF COMMONS— Monday. WATS AND ...

... >pHE APPROAC Easter approaches—when pleasure and joy. The liuht leisure ro roenls of employ ; Bui **»e »t rise would sogse*!. Cou«inc*d would yi» ...

... SUNDAYS, &c. D | .ITirst after 2 M Battle Lulzen, 1813 3|T Snn rises -I 30, sets 7 VV Cam. and Ox. terms begin ft T Napoleon 1. died 1821, aped ft! Satitigs banks established, 1815 7jS Septennial act passed, 1715 nftrr lEastrr M Sir Joseph Banks died ...

... hospitable hearts Again you see him balance Ships of War!” Their Cannonades resounds throughout the Star! Whilst from Flower pot rises gaily forth, A lovely Child, and bounds upon the Earth! Her fum’d renowned afur. Though small in person she is quite a Star; ...

... April 21th. First Sunday after Easter.—Low Sunday.— Morning Lessons: Numbers xvi., Acts xxiv. Evening Lessons; Numbers xxii., 1 John iii. THE CHRONICLE. BOLTON, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1862. EUROPE. ITALY, AND ENGLAND, Easter week, usually a joyous one in ...