... in Novenmber, usually throw some light more or less upon the resources which each of them possesses in oarsmanship for the Easter match. 'ihere were four crews entered at Cambridge for the race which came off last week at that University-Jesus, First Trinity ...

... joy cometh in the morning, which formed the basis of an address partly retrospective on those memories to which Easter must always give rise, partly dealing with the unbelief existing as to the immortality of the soul, and con- cluding with an assurance ...

... Catholic Church in London. WHAT PARLIAMENT HAS DONE. TImE Houses of Parliament rise this evening for the Whitsuntide lolidays, having sat for five weeks and two davs since the Easter recess. The Upper House will have held twenty-one sittings, of an average ...

... the Easter recess you allowed me through your columns to call attention to the depression, tending to disorganization, of the Liberal party in Parliament, and to the necessity for prompt and united counsel and action. The interval between Easter and ...

... pulllating side-walk, and abates the truculence of the very tranicar. My driver cats the tram-rails, and diverges. We mount a rise, and reach a broad, white road, all a-flicker with the firefly lights of many bikes. We cross an open space that was a cockney ...

... is doubtful whether this bill will pass, as the Republicans: opposed it in the Committee. DATE OF EASTER. Much has been said as to the late date of 'Easter, and the dire results likely to accrue from its falling on the last possible day, but few people ...

... clouds, fair passage, 43. AT 9 A.M.-Cromer, E., fine, bar. 29.20, rising; Lowestoft, N.E., clear, bar. 29.8, rising; Harivich, fine, Ramsg-ate, N., bright; Margate, bar. 29.77, rising, temp. 40, wind SW. bright SuInSh1inC; Bourneniouth, N.W., fine; ...

... in the House the whole evening, expecting to make his opening speech on the Education Bill, and he had hoped to be able to rise before dinner. But no account had been taken of the possibility of obstruction, and for the Vice-Presideut of the Council as ...

... DE WET except by the process of exhaustion, that the war will be over by Easter. But it serves little practical purpose to specu- late about that. The war may be over by Easter, or by Midsummer, or by this time next year, or very much sooner. The one ...

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... that the people would rise 'in their thousands ' and place an absolute and authoritative veto on such laws. It is difficult to see how the English people can rise in their thousands more energetically than they are rising now, when from every quarter ...

... THE DIARY OF A WASTED SESSION. WIEN Parliament rose on Tuesday for the Easter recess it had sat for nearly two months. It met on the 7th of February; it adjourned oil the 4th of April. In that time it talked much and did little. The measures promised ...