... Scully the barometer isfall- ing decidedly, and a fresh and increasing wind from the sonth eas is reported, with rain and rising sea. At 6p.m. jireesure was (highest) 30'Qin. and more over the south-west of Franec, and still higher over Swain; (lowest) ...

... bills, and ten orders of the day, the disposal of three of which was absolutely essential to the promise of the Government to rise at seven o'clock being fulfilled. This heavy order, taken with the fact that a notice appeared on the paper in the name of ...

... order that there might be a 'count out,' after Mir. Milner Gibson had replied, and when the motion for the adjournment for the Easter recess (which was the motion before the House) had been carried. Other. wise the House must have met next day or Monday. But ...

... last year the House did not rise till the Thursday before Good Friday, and that, as in reassembled on the followingThursday, it had barely aclearweek. Asamatteroffact, thefouseroseonthe Tuesday before Easter, and bad the Easter week clear, not resuming before ...

... Barometer 29'KS, rising, Ther- mometer-mafmnum 66 2, minimum 534. Sea moderate. Sun- shine teni hours. LL&nr. tsNo.-A lovely day throughout; bright sunshine, and gentlebreeze from the south-west. Evening cloudless. Baro- meter 29-70, rising. Temperature at ...

... a three-days break in the ?? work that Easter Monday as a holiday may be taken as an institution in no fear of disestablsh- ment. The argument that without severing the Bank Holiday from Easter the date of Easter Day itself might be fixed may be at ...

... p~romise to move the adjournment for the Easter holi- tl days, if the House consented to go to a divisionl that a., on talking against the Irish Church Bill, and it was p important to finish the debate and adjourn for Easter b o3 n that account. Then with regard ...

... who was heartily cheered on rising, spoke at some length. He expressed pleasure a, being appointed the president of the club, and inti- mnated an intention to deliver his annual address to the electors during the Easter week. Ie spoke of the advantazes ...

... Friday and again on Easter Day upwards of 5,000 persons attended the vqrious services at the paritchur.}uch of Kensington. On:laster Sunday the ofertory amounted to £00. At St. Mary Magdalene's Chulrchl, Paddington, there were Oll Easter Sunday upwards of ...

... for some time past, establishing a rise of fully 2s. per quarter in the course of the week. Still, from town millers not raising their best quality sour, the advance in Mark Lane has been followed by a calm. The rise here has, however, given a stimulus ...

... great per- sonal inconvenience by having the work of three weeks compressed into one; and member after member will pro- bably rise to show the hurry and soranmble of the appeal to the Constituencies, the heavy work imposed upon returning officers, candidates ...

... that the deprescion which pansed by osur southi. west coasts on Saturday-had dispersedi over the Bfay of Biscay, ansi that a rise of 'the baroiwter had occurresi varylag fromc 0-6in. at Corlnna and 04in. at Jersev to a little msore than s luin. over the ...