... EASTER MUVTN Yesterday the Forest was, as ussal, made vocal \w ith hound and horn, ail the uproarious merrimenit of the niestley iports- men, till C Echo, ened ?? iei'id le Strob. The ordina y occurreuices of tlic day will, of course, find thhir ...

... deftiltecrs but acgainst whom no proceedhigs had been taclen, shoulil be furitisled to tbe ratelayers. TIle rceolution gave rise to a protracted discussioti, and after havinig beets cainimy op- posed by Milr. Peters, upois the ground of its behig a wantoni ...

... EASTER MIONDAY'. CITY PROCESSION, &c. Yrsterday the Lord Alayor set out from the Mlansinn-hoirc in state, to Christ Church, Newgatv-street, to hear the Spital Sermon (according to annual custom), which was preached by the Bishop of Gloucester. The Procession ...

... )il iii I hissell-coulrt closed VI], oil condition Of' theilr' allowing their- burial- gr-ourdri t Catinele-toumi fur thle rise rif thle paiclishorrers of 'St. Mary'-le-Straiiil. 'l'iis Ni a,, followedi by- If resoluthion of thle Vestry Of St. Idartiln'S ...

... Auction Dutis till a day after the Easter holdays, which we did not bear Sromn the noise In the House. EASTER HOLIDAYS. Mr. SPRING RICE, In the absence of Lord Althorp, who ti still indisposed, moved that the House, at Its rising, do adjourn till the 15th of ...

... summer season, whic was to commence at Easter with the novelties and great attractions lie had and was to provide during Ilia couti- he nental tour. The perforenars at once accedet1 to the request, . and on Easter Monday the theatre was to have re-opened ...

... Christian that is oppressed by the Ot- toman rule should rise against his oppressors, and if you l neglect this favourable moment, nothing will remain Xfor ye but shane and eternal regret. Rise, then, if you are . men, and annihilate your oppressors. ...

... OXFOItI), MAtICI ;4. I ! ALTERIATItON 01, HtASTrE AND TItNITY TRERMS. t Under the proposed statute Easter Term will begin on the M Wednesday after Easter, and 'Trinity Term on the Satur- day preceding May 30, so, that the residence of three weeks S required ...

... during tfe Easter holidays.1 Totx UNITLD SlaRsTCE MsIussuM.-On Saturday notice was issued at the United Service Museunt, Scotland-yard, That in consequence of disarranrgement of the collection, the Museum would not be open to the public this Easter. Parties ...

... til ?? asethgien 4to Msy. sbls tr HOUSE OF COMMONS. The house met at two O'clock. Sir GEORGE GREY moved tha t he house a ies rising do adjourn till Monday the let of May. Mr. M. J. O'CONNELL rose to make some observa-tons with respect to the Government policy ...

... ragement. Iam, sir, - I Your very obedient servant, M1arch 26, 1850. ASHLEY. To THE EDITOR OF TUB MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-The Easter interval invites reflection on the achievements of the Session's first Act; and I must assert, for the Colonial Reform Society ...

... in thteir tenth termi, this aen hefrt occasion on which it will be hseld. Those who enter in Easter and Act Ternsa, 1850, svill also be able to go tsp in Easter, 1852, being their ninth and eighsth terin oft standing respectivrely. It svill he obaerved ...