... ! it consequently becomes an operative law on Thursday next, the tost. (Stf-George's Day)f that iinmediatety after the Easter i^S3',.'.aß Catholic seats in the House of Lords • - they are s'cveh=lh number,*'viz.—The Duke of Norfolk, the Earl'of SfcreV&miiy ...

... to the public servicc now amounts to 158,149/. Upwards of articled clerks have given notice that they intend to apply next Easter term to be admitted attorneys his Majesty's Courts King's Bench and Commoil leas at ihe building the King's College proceeding ...

... Principality being formed into an additional circuit 3d, to alter the time of holding the Terms, which the commencement of Easter Term will fixed for the of. April, instead ; bsing'variably?—4tjh ...

... story again revived that the; Speaker of the House of Commons lie called to the upper House of Parliament immediately after Easter. A noble Earl, distinguished in the ranks of Opposition, and one of the most able and eloquent members of the House of Peers ...

... imitation by other persons' of rank. The of Clarence, ail amiable and excellent woman, keeps accounts ; Colonel Fitzelnvence, who rises usually fix o'clock in the morning superintends the bnsiness the day; ami Koval Highness takes an aqtfvepart all that belong' ...

... taken a quantity ot laudanum. retired bed, state of intoxication, abont ten o'clock on Monday night, and in consequence of not rising at his usual hour the next morning, one of the inmates of the house went stairs to call him ; hut on receiving no answer, ...

... days and one week in Easter, which he gave the public, not sit in the Court of Chancery, but in the House, hear appeals. that week he had disposed of fifteen heavy appeals. he had sat on the day after flood Friday and the Easter Monday, when fe\v other ...

... libels of and Allday. The first charge of libel was founded Report that Journal, of one of the trials of Allday, the last Easter Sessions for this libels inserted in the Birmingham ■Bik'icasion the'evidence of one of the witnesses con■BtMrartioas which ...

... to rea- son as to Singular Effects of the Cholera.—Among the many singu- larities, which the alarm of the Cholera has given rise to, we are assured that a gentleman, residing at Parson’s Green, has actually occasioned all the produce of a large vegetable ...

... Morni a E xodus 9, Mat. 26; E Exodus 10. Hebrews 5, to v. 11. “Sun rises at Gniin. past 5; sets at35 mm. ast 6. Clock slo wi . Moon at four o’clock in the mérnine. Mise Monpay, April 16. Easter ‘Perm bezins. April 17. Sale, at the Bath Hotel, of Freehold Building ...

... moving that this petition be laid on the table, I will.take the opportunity of giving a notice of motion: to your Lordships. E rise:to give notice that it is my intention, in case it should be their Lordships’ pleasure—as J hope, trast, and believe it will— ...

... wounds dressed, and the patient pronounced out of danger. The several apartments were' searched, and room appropriated to the rise of Seliis, a most awful spectacle presented itself. The body of this unfortunate man was lying on th« bed, his throat cut, ...