... Eastern and Western churches respecting the precise time of observing Easter; till, in 325, the;Council of Nice declared that the feast should be kept by all churches on the same day. Easter is' styled by the fathers the highest of,-aU festivdli,' the feast ...

... Mansion Roue Dinner.. of TSe annual Easter entertainment was given o n Moa *day' night by the Lord Mayor in the Egyptian-hall, to the corpoFttion of London, and their very numerous and in. eIuential friends.he set The proceedings were such as to furnish ...

... years it was proved, had' been in the habit of enjoying certain holidays, namely, Cbrist mas ands the twVo following days, Easter, Whitsuntide, with the. two sicceeding days consecutively, and Good Friday.l This was the established practice of that particular ...

... have agreed td ' devote 'thoir re- maining fdpdb to th piublicationa ' 4ad .ate, s.nsirec .. lation of . An E~ssay n theq Rise,. adrogress, Decay of Metropolitan'HEumbug. ;The tract will, be dedicated to the Magnateb of Oxford-strdet. ': MA. N EI O ...

... TrIR ]LONDON; DI IPATCI AND SUNDAY, MARCH 26, t83t .Ministers do not intend to proceed with' the Church Rate Bill till after Easter. How farcical is every thin, about this Bill, In the first pace,. the Dissenters, to satisfy whose complaints it was introduced ...

... London for presentation. It is not likely that Loid Durham w-ill, as was an. n ticipated, he able to visit Hull during the Easter huh- days. in acceptance of the invitation sent to him as Lord .2 High Steward. li 'rhe Hull papers contradict the statcment ...

... as Fletning, butler; Robert Dewvar, coachman; atnd C'athevrino Noble,' house- maid-all in the service of Ailr. ijotar, Of Easter Warris- ton. They had been to visit an acquaintance at l)ud. dingseon.house, and had gonte w ith, in'tlers to walk on the ...

... obnoxious rmeasure the Metropolitan Pollce Bill-Opposition cbeers). PROBABLE RgrnNATION or MIsNsrxSs.-Lord JOIJN Rus. saLL.-Sir, I rise for the purpose of postponing some of the orders of the day. The first of those orders Is the Municipa Corporations (Ireland) ...

... owing to she Canada question not being yet debated in Parlia- ment, the Lord High Steward will not be able to visit Hull at Easter, as was at one time anticipated. Wbitsun- tide bolydays is named as the probable period at which the town will be honoured ...

... crewv. The same day ILord.Durham fexpressedi h is regret, anad Lord Melbourne bis sutprise, at thei pub- :lication in the~ T. rises of part of the former's report' On' thea state of the. Canadas. 'H1ow .the. Tlmes obtained 'pos. ' . session .of'.this document ...

... obnoxious measure the Metropolitan Police Bill-(Opposition cheers). . PROBABLE RESINATION OF Mnisffasv.-Lord JOHN RVaI SZLL.-Slr, I-rise for the purpose of postponing some of the qrders of tbe day. The first of tbose orders is the Municipa Corporations (Ireland) ...

... - A o puifr e 1Qiet Monday was appointed for the recomnmencement of business in. the Commons after the Easter recess. Honourable memihera were determifled to have another holiday, so that when the Speaker counted the house at four o'clock only thirty-six ...