... However, they have not done so; and Mr.7YOUNG, who has spent himself and his fortune so lavishly on the school, is to leave next Easter. The decrease in the number of boys at Sherborne, which has brought matters to a head there, contrasts in a remarkable way ...

... that returns were being tnade of the number of cattle in the kingdom, which it was hoped to present to the House soon after Easter. As this return was experimental, he could not say whether it would lead to a system of periodical returns. MIr. Hunt's Cattle ...

... been allowed, the libertj says :- Alsace, in spite of the cruel situation to which she was reduced by the protectionists, is rising from her ruins. She has found in Prussia what failed her in France- cheap coals, no duties, moderate tariffs on all goods ...

... thrown off in a lighter mood and on the spur of the moment. One of his happiest moments was ashen the House was about to rise for the Easter recess. This was the occasion when he informed Sir Stafford Northcote that he would not penetrate into the sanctuary ...

... tile house of M. Roznowano. A crowd soon assembled in front of the house; revolutionary placards, calling upon the people to rise against the Govern' ment, were thrown in their midst from the windows of the house; and the troops who came to the spot were ...

... decide. I propose that this co-patron should be elected, like the representative electors in the Archbishop's bill, at the Easter vestry by those who elect churchwardens, that he should hold office for a fixed time, say five years, and then be capable ...

... in Devonshire-where we will not say, or it would not long remain such-these are our headquarters, and have been for many an Easter past. The sitting- room, a queer hexagonal chamber, three sides of it window, looks out on ;ranbling farvniouie, the grey ...

... the part of Turko. His performance rises above the conventional tomfoolery of modern burlesque, and is distinguished by histrionic force of a peculiar kind. The Field of the Cloth of Gold, originally produced at Easter last, still thrives at the Strand ...

... whistles and roars and cracks the branches. It requires some courage to venture out into the open country, for these nortlh-easters, carrying with them clouds of drifting and powdery snow, penetrate the very marrow of your bones, be you clad ever so thickly ...

... certain persons who are suspected of complicity in a conspiracy now believed to exist for the perpetration of outrages. THE EASTER MONDAY REVIEW. Our correspondent at Brighton writes :-When so much depends upon the weather, the Brighton people may fairly ...

... little doubt, that is, that all sorts of coal will be dearer during the month of March, be the weather what it may. But the rise in price is not likely to be long sustained, nor is any such domestic disaster as a real coal famine at all pro. bable. London ...

... universal war on the Russian Easter Sunday is comical enough. Those evening bells, those evening bells may be all verV pretty in poetry, but those morning bells, as we know them of a Sunday in this city, are a nuisance, rising, in the case of sick people ...