... it was unantmonsly decided that the Easter Monday Review should be beld at Dover this yese, {nstead of Brighton aa formerly. It transpired that t g amonnt of dsmage done %0 Crops, &c., at Brighton at tha last Easter Monday Review was abont 9004, and an ...

... Garrison-lane, for the parpose of ** considering the present aspect of reform,” and to take steps for niding the demonstration ou Easter Monday. The meeting was called for Lalf. past 7, bat at that time nobhody had arrived ; and at half-past 8 there were still ...

... admirers, is to extinguish Mr. Spurgeon. This promis youth is Master Enoch Probert, who has just completed his eleventh year. On Easter Sunday he {uteachc-l to crowded conzrestflom in the Baptist Chapel at Gladestry, Radnor. It is said of him—* He has a sweet ...

... fiven time, and which could only be accomplished by workng during the Easter holidays, I issued a notice t{u& the factory would be kept open during Easter, and in lieu of the usual Easter h(»“d.?’l the men would be allowed a whole week at Whitsuntide. In ...

... left their place of worship. Dut cities of the North and South, and excited then much l when the bishop (,m,wl the boxes on Easter é,m,l;\y interest and wonder. Since that period he has been | ¢opfident that their contents would be sufficient to living ...

... seriously intended, was prevented by the movements of the authorities ; the rising in Kerry, which turned ‘ out to be rather an insignificant affair ; a more serious | rising near Dublin, the insurgents unumbering about 1,700, but which was frustrated ...

... whole month (from Nov. 24 to Dec. 24) gave a supply of 1,600 barrels daily. Since then a fresh source has been met, which rises with irresistible force to the height of forty feet above the ground ; the jet being four inches in diameter, and delivering ...

... forgiveness.— Ezxaminer. The decline of marriage in En&gmd affords the Americans some trouble. They assign reason to be that “the rising generation ef Englishwomen are deliberately resolving to strike out the word obey from the marriage gacrament.” 1t is currently ...

... health is an object of such various and wi«le.xq}»lreul interest as that of the Pope, as there is none whose death would give rise to greater or more sweeping changes in the politicorelifi;imu world (remarks Z'he Lancet). His }{oYi(!)xesa is well known to ...

... Blymhill Lawn, Btaffordshire, in her 100th year, is announced. She had 104 descendants. The House of Commons (adjourning for the Easter recess on Friday) will have sat only on 32 days in thfs year, or only on 30 if two sittings are not couuted at which no business ...

... organization, has on each recurring Easter-day accompanicd the horough “ authorities ” to church; and in conformity with military usage *“ time out of mind,” has al ways been preceded by its band. “ But as some rise by sin and some by virtue fall,” this ...

... ceremony of blessing the Agnus Dei, or medallions of white wax, made by the Cistercian monks of Santa Cruse, from the wax of the Easter candles of certain churches in Rome. The ceremony of Dblessing them takes place only once in seven years, and in the first ...