... decrease. Not to multiply instances, to the unnecessary occupation of your space, let us come to the festival of Easter, or the rising. The sun, ever since its birth, has steadily gained in strength and height, and in favour with God and man, driving ...

... EASTER HUNT. On Monday the Forest was, as usual, made vocal with hbound and horn, and the uproarious merriment of the motley sports. flee, till Echo, turned Hunter, repeated the strain. The ordinary ocenrrences of the day will, of course, find their ...

... resolu- tioa - Th;at the accoutis ptblished by Alderman 'Gibbs, of receipts and pavysens of this 'parish, from Easter,. 18'25. to Easter. 1843, are not entitled to the confidence of the parishioners. Mr Flignt.w was quite -prepared to prove the inaccuracies ...

... which we fear will not be generally awardedto him. We hail it, however, as one of the signs of the times; an evidence of the rising- sympathies for the people among a class of persons who have hitherto stood aloof from all connexion with the millions, and ...

... Tuesday, Aprl 6. Lord PALMERSTON moved that the house, at its rising, adjourn till Tuesday the 20th instant. The motion was agreed to, and several notices of motions, to come on after Easter, were given by Mr Grote, Mr Hawes, Mr Ewart, and other honourable ...

... steamboats were filled with people, and the People were filled with bottled stout, bread and cheese, and sandwiches. In short, Easter Sunday is scarcely less a day of jubilee, than was the day of humiliation and fast to the great bulk of the people, with the ...

... an address towards the close of the year ; of the Hon. J. Napier, M.P., a member of the last Tory admi- aistration, about Easter; of J. Walter, Esq., M.P.; of W. Keogh, Esq., M.P., Solicitor-General for Ireland (probably towards the close of next month); ...

... THE CouR-.-Her Majesty and the royal family left Buckingham Palace for Windsor CastlIe on Wednesday, to remain during the Easter holidays. THE VISIT OF THE ExPIrtoR AND EXPRESS OF THE FRENCH.--The Imperial yacht, the Reine Hortense, says the 'Sentinelle ...

... none but themselves could have discovered, until at last there was an accumulated pile of snore than 100 beautiful faces, rising in lines one above another to the last back bench. Even the liberty of the press was violated. In one account the reason ...

... for the enlarging school of English sculpture. The present back room-the den-is to be thrown into the hall; a new dome is to rise on the roof and light the new room. Dr Sandwith has been appointed Colonial Secretary of the Mcaui- tis, in the room of MIr ...

... commenced the ascent of Snowdon about midnight on Sunday, in order to arrive at the summit of the mountain in time to see the sun rise. He had a guide with him, but this person he dismissed before he reached the top. Nothing more was seen of him until Tuesday ...

... TOWN AND COUNTRY TALK. The Duke of Cambridge will be present at the Lord Mayor's annual dinner at the Mansion house on Easter Monday. The Earl and Countess of Derby, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and the other members of the Government who may be in ...