... EASTER WEEK. Easter, whatever it may now be, to the generality of people in this country, was primarily observed as a religious festi- val. Although there be no scriptural warrant for the obser- vance,-although the word Easter be very improperly sub- ...

... Ite wished to payall rcspect to the Dean. He wa s not suro whether the candles which were lighted on the l-loly Table on Easter-day wrere not contrary to law. Thort Dam saidl be didi not know by nrat authority Ior lor whati r easontho candles hat becin ...

... the Court House, for the Easter dues. The Anti-Easter e- Due Association determined to hold a public meeting before nce the conmnencement of the sale, and despatched the bellman 000 round'the town for 'that purpose. The site selected was in the Abbey-street ...

... EASTER VESTRY MEETINGS. ALAINCH rDSTER, IIATEDRALE ST(RtMIT SCENE'S. The annual vestry meeting of the inhabitant rate. payers of the ancient parish oi Manchester was held in the 'Cathedral, in this city, on Tuesday. The Dean (Very Rev. Dr. Mvaclure) presided ...

... the It hill side as 'if with a view to taking up the advan-r E tageous position which Mation Ridge, a slight emii- Innence rising out of the valley, and covered witht na dense growth of orse, seemed to offer. Advancing f 's they did in somewhat close formation ...

... WESLAN MOrJIODlsr AssocIATIoN.-Day and Smn- day ?? Easter londay afternoon the conduc- to, officers, teachers, and friends of the day, and Sunday schools in tile Grosvenor-street circuit, met inthe school. room underthe Tabernacle in Grosvenor-street ...

... shape. He hoped the second reading would be taken on Thursday next. THE EASTER RECESs. In reply to Mr. Esslemont and others, Mr. W. H. SMITH said the House would not rise for Easter until after the second reading of the Tithes Bill. He hoped that would ...

... to festival to take its rise fromi the Paschal Feast, cf the day on which our Lord kept the Passover with His disciples, naturally kept Easter on the se same day. gut in Rome, and the churches which followed its example, Easter Day was kept su Pnot on ...

... Ning.street,to Alderman Lamb, Mr. Thomas Dale, and Mr. T. Ds asking them to allows themselvesto be re-elected at approaching Easter vestry to the office of churchwa of the parish of Manchester. Mr. James HaslIaz the chair, and about 50 gentlemen were present ...

... OFFICE, UI* - &turday, Nine a.M. d MORNING) EXPRESS. ?? Elaric an agei eegahs.) lW M., Scott Russell is to finishkthe' Great Easters. M MR. ROEBUCK AeD LoBD J. RussErL's RBsO LUTION.-The Daily News describes Mr. Roebuck's pro- of csedings last night is Quixotic ...

... leave to introduce a bill for the better government of London. Lord HARTINGTON added that the motion for the rising of the House for the Easter recess would be made after the motion of the Home SecretarY. In reply to Mir. Lowther, Lord HARTINGToN stated ...

... emorning, from injaries received ina fight wsith Jansea U- le taythn; ain engine tenter at Mr. Fairbank's colliery, orn the no Of Easter. Sunday. The deceased a-id Clayton met' tc an, Reservoir Hotel in the course of the evening, and SW. t and Temaiane'dthere ...