... Colonel Wilson Patten, Mr. GLADSTONE stated that on Monday next he ] should mnove that the House, at its rising on Tuesday, I adjourn for the Easter holidays. Ile proposed to take I the Ballot Bill on Monday night, and then the intro. duction of the Licensing ...

... agents, is beginning to break down. It has on its hands already more evicted tenants than it can support, and their numbers are rising. The Land Act is winning over the people, who would now be ready. to pay rent but for Captain Moonlight. The struggle may ...

... EBNOON. The majority of 21 in favour of the.Govniient Reforpi Bill,' given just before the breakingup of Pari nent for Itie Easter recess, 'was a strong proof of the deter'minati~on of 'the House of r Cormons to posa Reform Bill un the- present. ser-om ...

... it. No EAsTER DuLB.-Since the passing of the Tithe Commutation Act, farmers have clot paid tithes ill kind. The payment of tithes is no burthen upon agriculturists, any more than other hinds of payments. If tithes were abolished, rents would rise propo ...

... up as early as possible. re. IThe present session began at the end of Novem- rheu- her, and, with the slight intervals at Easter and Whitsuutide, and the somewhat longer vacation at Christmas, legislators have been .) kept hard at work ever since that ...

... OUJR LONDONX CORRE8PONDENCE I LONDON, MONDAY EwVNNrG-. An early Easter has turned out to be-a good Easter. To-day the great spring holiday has been a success. The weather is warm, and ~hough a misty cloud hung in some ef the London streets this morning ...

... law. To cn ac- this your correspondent would reply, That is so; nt. but you are weak and they are strong; get Mi in some easter way. From what I remember of W history one liberties have not been thus established. w If they are worth obtainiog they are ...

... early next weL:. in THE EASTER RECESS red Mr. W. H. SAUTH said he had received a corn- rxn munication from the other side of the House to the nt, effect that it would be agreeable that he should ot now move that the House at its rising should ad- .th jour ...

... next would lead to % lengthened debate. For the Easter holidays he would propose that the House should adjourn from the Monday night in Passion Week to the second Monday following, or the Monday after Easter Monday. R OMZE RULEE. The debate on the introduction ...

... and make some pregress with tile civil service estimatesgbefora Easter; in this case a ma rnign sitting would be hell on Tunesday, and the house wnould rise at its c1la3 for the Easter holidays. 1,tle. Mlc t)nald, Mr. Fas ectt, and Mr. Gladstone strongly ...

... After a drop that requires care to Preston Break. the road omne agiumi rises and then fall6 through Sutton Weaver to the vallev of tilh river Weaver. There follow yet another stitish rise, and still anothber fall, this last carrying one down to Frodshlam ...

... a case that came before Mr. Sergeant Wheeler at the county court yesterday. The transactions between the lovers which gave rise to the action were somewhat extraordinary, and what made them all the more strange was the fact that the parties are, or pro- ...