... April 9 was agreed to. The House adjourned at five mii utes past ten o'clock. - ?? THE EASTER MANuEUVRES. The first departure of troops from the metropolis for the Easter manceuvres took place yesterday. The transport for the 6,ooo officers and men of Colonel ...

... probably stay until after Easter. Bishop Ryle has left Liverpool, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Ryle, for Lowestoft, where he will in future reside. Sir Henry and Lady Campbell-Bannerman, on the rising of Parliament for the Easter holidays, will go abroad ...

... practicable. A feeble dribble of uthiniportant questions still delayed the rising of the 11ouse, and it vas just ten minutes to seven when the Speaker put the ?? that the House do at its rising adjourn till April 25. A few minutes later it rose. I, ...

... Tuesday the close of the market at Liverpool showed a rise of 2d. a cental; at Spalding and Hitchin wheat was 1s. 6d. to 2s. 6d. a quarter dearer than before the holidays, and at other country markets a rise of is 6d. to 2s. was obxailned. On Wednesday at Mark ...

... staple surface food of the trout and grayling. 'I he angler who fishes the stream n instead of, as in dryfly fishing the rise, is also in many cases an observer of the entomology of the river and the river- side; but he has niot quite such excellent ...

... the advance, that has been noticed on our markets since Easter, for the. wheat average stood at 21s. 4d. per quarter of 480 lb. as compared with 20s. 4d. three weeks.before. This is not much of a rise in the price of wheat, but it is higher than any weekly ...

... Fish-stalls, vegetable-stalls, meat-stalls, fruit- stalls. The invitations of the vendors intensify ; become adjurations; rise to passionate, combative cacophony. But, on the whole, the chiDping butcher has it. His Buy I buy ! buy ! cuts through ...

... his Lenten fasting from ?? sin, or during his Easter holidays (according as the ,gnden- 'I decide), lhe loves to run over upon paper the race for the T--! This year to speak of Easter Monday was, so far as thle racing mi-i cerned, to merely mention ...

... introduced before Easter. The Appropriation fill and the Mutiny Bill are the only measures whose completion must necessarily precede the rising of the House. The immediate prospect is fairly promising. It is intended to take the Budget before Easter, and the Corrupt ...

... wr-ote t/ose le/ei-s. Well, your borough must continue to petition the House upon this delicate matter until the approach of Easter ; the zeal for decorum vill spread: the representatives of other seaports somehow find themselves entrusted with petitions ...

... state of the track, detracted a little from the otlherwise very successful opening of the National Athletic Grounds at Kensal Rise on Monday. The track promises to be a very good one; but there had not been time to put dlown1 the last coating of gravel, ...

... respect of the appropriation of the inter-cololni I railway loan of last year. Mr. Gladstone having moved that the -lfoU5e its rising, should adjourn till Monday week, Oil Sir Wilfrid Lawson called attention to the scriou0 public injury caused by the delay ...