... his promised statement with regard to public business. Mr. Gladstone informed f the House that the Easter holiday would not e Icee a week, the House rising next Thursday, and nt- iug on the following Thursday. After this short rg; the Home Rule Bill will ...

... should suggest that from the present time until the Easter recess there should be morning sittings. (Cries of No, and laughter). If it were found impossible to get through the Irish Land Bill before Easter he should propose to separate the occupation clauses ...

... bald hill, the other, south of this, in I)yngjufg611, a greup rising on the spurs of the great lava waste of the Odilarhaun, fringing~tbe northern spurs of the frozen tableland. On Easter Monday this southern cratli of Dyngjufgtill burst into aiu eruption ...

... .a sscnr of the Land Transfer Bill through the o'.so of Lords. The delay in the issue of the writ t'entral Birmingham gavo rise to a scene. ; (obb, the Radical member for Rugby, ?? Viscountl Wolmer, as the whip of the vil Unionist party. what was the ...

... season like the present, however cold thoewind may be. One feature f this year's Easter holidays which is of especial. interest to Londoners vill be the opening, on Easter Monday, of the Alexandra Palace, after a. closure of over four years and a half ...

... comes from a Nationalist source, it may be assumed that thi same thing will be able to be said when the House of Commons rises for Easter. Ministers have therefore resolved to follow the Shakspearean counsel, which teaches that diseases desperate grown by ...

... ENGLISH. GOOD TEMPLARY. The annual session of the Good Templar Grand Lodge of I .England-which is always held daring Easter week-meets e this year at Leicester, in accordance with the vote of last year's session at Gloucester, when the elected representa- ...

... in the provinces, under the auspices of .Mr. Gloster Armstrong, commencing at Ryde on Easter .Monday. Mr. Balfour has arranged to spend the first part of the I Easter recess at Wilton, with the Earl and Countess of IPembroke, going afterwards to Haylin ...

... pearance of the sky over the United loangdiorn, was unsettled ansI rebulke, thserc was ?? shlieh thrreniened a gale en oulr eastere coasts; tov e ignals ware therelore lowered in the northS, thu seest, anld sonth.weas. This eeesltng s ohoorvatlons show tbat ...

... B. Prior) were settled and that one of the ques- tions would be set at rest by the vicar's resumption of the black gown on Easter Sunday. Upon inquiry, we find that-the vicar has expressed hlis willingness to readopt the blaok gown, and to otherwise meet ...

... makae an effort. Last year they did manage to postpone Easter until the last week in April. It was almost summer. For the t first time on record there was agreatcricketmatch at c the Oval on Easter ,Monday, and'FRA TowNBsEnD T made over a hundred, 'and ...

... they ha 3 given. - THE EASTER RECESS. Mr. W. H. Sti'rTH said he had received a commnuica- tion from the other side of the Hoouse to the effect that it w would be agreeable that he should now move that tbe l House at its rising should adjourn till Tuesday ...