... EASTER VESTRW MAl?,?NG. . ST. BOTOLPH BISHDPSGAVr.-A numerous meeting of the rate-pavers of this parish was held on Tuesday in the church, to elect parochial officers for the year ensuing, and to recei~c the report of the Committee appointed to reuist ...

... MANSION-HOUSE DINNER. The annual Easter entertainment wasgiven on Monday night by the Lord Mayor in the Egyptian-hall to the corporation of London, and their very numerous and influential friends. Among the: illqiirlous guests as- sembled on the occasion ...

... from various trades held at the Ge4rge Inn on M )nday eveniig, the 20th in, stant, resolved upon calling a public Meeting oeu Easter Monday, to manifest the sense of the people of Oldham on the subject. Communications to Mr. Fielden, the respected Member ...

... various trades hbed at the George Inn on Monday everingi' the,20th In- stant, resolved upon callin, a fiblic Mceting 'on Easter MVfonday, to manifest the sense of the people of Oldham on the subject. Communications to Mr. Fielden. the respectei Member ...

... withdraw the notice he had given after the House met. ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE. -Lord Jonec RUSSELL moved that the Hbuse, at its rising, do adjourn to Monday,, the 3d of April -Agreed to. DISTRESS AT SEA.- Mr. HuMAs wiahed to ask the Under.Secretary for the ...

... thiiotiicehe- had givbi after the House 'met. ADJOURNMENT- OF -THE' HOUSE.-Lord JSJHN RlsssiL omoved that the Houuse, at its rising, do adjourn to Monday.-'the Sit of 'April -Agreed to. DISTRESS iAI.ISEA.- Mr. tIIPJmE- wished to ask the Tinder-Secretar-y ...

... wvished to state' that lhe did not intend to bring on any bill requiring discussion before Easter. The Factory Bill he pro- posed to take on the Friday after Easter, and the Icclesiastical Duties and Revenues Bill on Monday, the 15th-of-April. On the motion ...

... sion which we have remarked on elsewhere. CRIMINAL LAWS.-The Bills introduced by Lord JOHN RVSEELL immediately before the Easter recess, having for their object the amendment of our Criminal Law, were read a second'time on the motion of that noble Lord ...

... discus- on which we have remarked on elsewhere. CRIMINAL LAWS.-The Bills introduced by Lord JoHN LUSE-ELL immediately before the Easter recess, having for ieir object the amendment of our Criminal Law, were cad a second time on the motion of that noble Lord ...

... discus- n1wxiich wve have remarkeul on elsewhere. - CRIMINAL LAWS.-TheBillsijntroduce~dby LordJo aN ?? immediately before the Easter recess, having for ?? the amendment of our Criminal Law, were ad a 'second time on the motion of that noble Lord. They n&e ...

... question, and in spite of any unpopularity he might gain 'to himself among the landedinterests of this country, he ventured to rise to second the motion of his hon. Friend the member for the Tower Hamilets. He could not but ex- press his regret that when ...

... sn4lcuri, oherx ae . . d or som ner Ig. Fizebr aasnot oglrae Isixty-five years!! - '' ?? with annual usage, the grand. r Easter entertainment wias git't at th atsdihdsd M6iuday-nikbts- ated it it)hut' ustie rto say that the aronialdignity and hospitality ...