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... well as the respect of the inhabitants generally. The rev. gentleman has signified his intention of resigning his office at Easter next. Smare Marker, Friday morning, Jan. 13th.—The Bank of England reduced its rate of discount yesterday to 5} per cent, ...
... ioss money. Hay, per ton £6 10 £6 10s; Wheat Straw 3 108 £0 £3 158 ; Ut Straw 34 nto &4 10s; Swedes £} 10s to £1 los, h The Easter review of the London vohm!et'flh ',‘{:o has now become an institutior, will probably ‘l ,“l‘»um' again at Brighton this year ...
... assisted up, found to be unhurt, marched into flze house, fell asleep comfortably, and was not aroused until it was time to rise to close the debate. It is wonderful that the noble lord escaped so well, considering his age and that ke fell upon a stone ...
... guardians, the charity commissioners, the borough magistrates, and the clergy of Lancaster, to visit his works at Barrow, on Easter Monday, and that a special train will be at the service of those invited. Lunch will be served at the works, and the party ...
... drowned clinging to each other, ON Saturday, the final arrangements for the forthcoming review of volunteers at Brighton, on Easter Monday, were completed. The chief command will devolyenpon Major General Sir Robert Walpole, K.C.8., and the total number ...
... wished me to state that he would have been here tonight if he possibly counld; but he had other heavy engagements, and the Easter recess has nearly torminated. Tam sure he would have felt much pleasure in attending, had it been possible ; for I henrdP ...
... to court. The courtship continued for several years, and at last he agreed to marry her. He, however, afterwards began to “rise in the world”—got appointed agent to an insurance society, left the town, and then began to show symptoms of eoldness in his ...
... kind mon, there’s no two words about that : if any one was sick 1’ the plaace, he wad be off to see til em,’ And so ended my Easter Monday talk with the poet's quondam gardener’s boy, the now typical beerhousekeeper, who is half pleased, half proud, to remember ...
... to the quantity of L rain which fell. As a rule a large part of sny rainfall | passes downwards into the soil, and any rapid rise in . the rivers of a district is due to the surplus water over ' and above that which the soil can absorb, In the present cases ...
... superior and delicious pudding, and not at all hard to make. Of course, the butcher saws the hueln;wun&nthmmwi--dlxnnpdut The ing rises in cooking just like puff paste, and ihmm be just lightly brown over the surface. To .over-bake it would ruin it FILOMENA, ...
... edition urniform with their shilling Messiak, - I¥ Madame Patti is onabled to complete the cnzazements from Ea-ter 1859, to Easter 1690, for which she hus ulresdy rigned articles, she will r e ive sumns smounting to the princely total of £67,000. Tais will ...
... FParliament. HOUSE OF OUMMONS, FRIDAY, In the House of Cimmons, on Friday evening, on Mr, Smich moviog thas the House on its rising next Tuesday should adjourn to the 29th inst., Mr. Parnell dewanded from the Chief Secretary an aoswer, which bad beea refused ...