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... renovate it, and give it consistency e atd strength ; to repair ice blemishes, and adapt it to all the cir- curntrataces of rise times. It was tite result of wise foresiglst, and - it was scdgamatined as tending to depose the M~onarchs and .destroy tlse ...
... representation of Ireland amounted to five. Ile proposed that the second venading of the bill should not take place till after Easter. In the mean time it should be printed and circulated in Ireland. Colonel Ft enelh hoped no such bill would 'ver pass. MAt ...
... March. h. m, h. m. in ft. Saturday, 2 1 491 2 6i-I5 8 19 Sunday, 3 2 24 2 42 14 4 20 Easter Day Monday, 4 3 2 3 25 13 0 21 Easter Monday Tuesday, 5 3 50 4 1 11 9 22 Easter Tuesday Wednesday 6 4 53 5 31 10 11 23 Thursday 7 6 14 6 55 11 1 24 Friday 8 7 348 ...
... he bad never above a week's relaxation. He was constantly in London.4 except for a few days at Christmas, and a few days at.Easter', spent chieflv on the road. He was generally employed from siv to se- ven o'clock in the morning until 12 o'clock at night ...
... fcor a ceriInty, at xx lice cost thtese niew lcgll procevdin~tar: to le tidahe tklcon. Buitjudging from the usual practice in rises of this kiml, we f-ar thc burtien will be laid in the sihotldcrs of the public. With regard to the pi n!)elblity of the measures ...
... measures to compel payment or not. We suppose they will wait for the directions of' the Church Select Vestry which meets on Easter Monday. PEDESTRi .NISM.-On Saturday last, Skipper the pedestrian completed his extraordinary task of walk. ing 60 miles a ...
... taken, in custody, to Liverpool. They had given fictitious names to the police here. ASSAULTS.-Owing to the festivities of Easter, or some other cause, the summons upon which parties appeared at the Town-hall, on Tuesday, to answer charges of assault, ...
... as was tite prisoner, who assisted to remove rise pipes of the organ to a place of safety. b, Tltey were afterwards removed to a warehouse in Back-lane, to whsich was rented for the purpose. He requested rise pri. hi soner to superintend their removal. ...
... of those captured was exhibited at sal the D g To. i titi s l, Wl , ott Tuesda:jy, alid excited sti ieot crmirvs~ty. ?? ty EASTER DUES.-TOVAN HALL, FaIPAY, JUNE 3, S.- Present, James Dixon, Esq., MIayor, S. Hor- rocks, and N. Grimshaw, Esqre. -Jr. lit ...
... MELTNG ON EASTER VuSs AND | I TITITZES. I On WVednesday evening, in pursuance ofa placard affixed to the WaIlIs a public meeting tonk place at the Lyceum, (late Cock-pit), for the purpose of discussing the question of the payment of Easter Dues or Offerings ...
... the K, labour of future generations,-for unless a re- ?? formed parliament remove these burdens, and rs, enable England to rise from her prostration, and to stand erect in the majesty of her strength, Russia, for aught we can do, may ride over the liberties ...
... constitution, enjoyed in general robust health, was of moderate habits, and took reguilar exercise. It was his practice to rise about seven in the morning or earlier and, with the interval of breakfast, to apply to his literary studies until one or two ...