... occasion was that it was not desirable that such a question should be considered now. could only be done hurriedly, and might give rise to very bitter feelings and possibly to the introduction of religion and politics as dividing linos in the vestry, and leading ...

... by Mr. Spencer Ponsonby Fans. Ihe appointment of the female barrister the right of practice the bar of Westminster has given rise such bitter protests on the part of the younger members of the profession that an explanation was deemed necessary that of ...

... Government. Some discussion ensued on motion by Lord Stratheden for the copy a despatch respecting the character the Volunteer Easter Monday field days. Lord Bury, in replying, spoke in high terms the efficiency of the Volunteer force, and eventually Lord ...

... this Parliament. STATEMENT BY THE CHANCELLOR THE EXCHEQUER. the House of Commons, yesterday, the hancellor of the Exchequer, rising before the ordinary business of the evening, said : -It will be convenient to make some statement with regard to the course ...

... hear H.M.S. Pinafore, which still sails the ocean blue, and proudly on the breath of continued popular favour. Before the rising of the curtain the habitues of the house had time to examine the changes and improvements carried out in tiie interior. The ...

... Apples, cherries, plums, and pears aro all bursting into beautiful blossom, and if Charles Kiugsiey's so-called brave ; NOl -Easter will only acquit us of his blighting ! presence the fruit harvest ought to pay the debt | it owes for its almost complete ...

... woman who will paste a last year's plate of fashions for bonnets this year's hion-book, and lend to her friend* just before Easter Sunday. Yon may Lave seen a young man one side the gate, and a maiden on tho other side. Why they talk so because a great ...

... party of men who were levying taxes, the Cape Argus fciys the regret would predominate over surprise if news of a general rising against British rule should be reported before the Bud of the month. A telegram from Cape Town states that has been engaged ...

... Jix. -The Bo[7ll have bees concentrating their fortes at Welikerstroeut A skinnithiwg party, sent forward frAnt the fetes, rise Air U. Colley, has fosse sight a • Beer petrel, end a is expected to le height to-teerrew morning. I Deily neeprept Pieter ...

... most then be produced, and In the middle of April Parliament will rise for the Eater holidays. It is clearly out of Abe question that even this indispensable work should be done before Easter, much lam any creditable beginning made with the permanent legislation ...

... meeting to boar addresses from Sir. A. O'Connor and Mr. Flaigan. The Corn Exchange was densely crowded, but on Mr. O'Connor rising to speak he was assailed by interruption, which lasted some time, and at length the barricade was broken down, and • free ...

... that we should gaits by doing so is still more doubtful. I admire Ministers for the moral course* which they have shown in rising above the pitiable and tarty clamour of bloodthirsty fanatics, who seem to imagine that the British Empire is so weak that ...