... gaol for 7 days, for vsgnmneoyat Steveuiop, WALLINGFORD. Our sheep and cattle fair, held annually on Thursday in the Easter week, is rising in importance yearly; the attend- ance and supply on Thursday last surpassed those of late years, and a large business ...

... THE EASTER MAN(EUVRES. The arranuenments for mnobilisation of the Home District and Hume Counties Volunteers in the rorthcoming Easter recess are now nearly com- piete, and show that some 20,000 Volunteers of ail arms will be engaged, as against double ...

... Havant. Hayling, and Er.-sworth . from Portsmouth and Fratton oin Easter Sunuday at s and Monday, aud from Sonthsea on Eastec Mlonday only. E toturiiSOT WESTERN 11AlILWAY. i On Easter Monday cheap excursion trains ?? , leave Portsmouth for Southampton ...

... EASTER C.USTOMS. d Tze P'cS P ca t D Amnontg the most popular ?? Easter V cutitonms in this country is that of sending Eastcr neggs, or, as they sra sometimes called, Pasoh eis. a Y Many people, however, who give or receive these d la pretty offeriags ...

... I._ T HE EASTER VESTRIES.. ma~~ 1 . . 1. . . _ ._ . I The usual Easter vestries of the various parishes in this city were held for the most part on Tuesday last, when the appointments of Churchwardens and Guardians of the Poor were made. The proceedings ...

... EASTER MONDAY. bpI]rV.C£I -_1 . I - ;AU1s;i. -5INDAY. Yesterday being: Elaster Monday, the Lord Mayor and Shlerifs. went uis-state to- Christ's Church, attended-by several Aldermen, with their Iad ies, the Recorder, Chm-- berlain, and City1Officers. The ...

... Corporation observed thel m~on~e t customn of attending, the IforninLo service at St. SC80 TXhomsas's Church, Portsmouth, -on Easter Day. Iac The Mayor (Aldiernman A. L. Eranunel) was tino a present, and with him were the 1.x.Mayor (Aid. de 8 H, Battles' ...

... EASTER IN PORTS-MOUTH. The brilliant sunshine wvhich prevailed in Ports. mouth during the Easter holidays more than temuered the keenness of the wind, and many thousancds of the ?? betook themselves to pleasure ann change of scero. Excursions of varying ...

... EASTER IllojDAY. Yesterday the Right Hlolnourable tile Lord Muvaor, the Sl'triifs, eleven ot the Aldermeinl, vithl tieir Ladies, the Re- cii rdu r, Chambliilain, Reiiiemb raticer, Comptroller, Tow n Cl rk, &c. preceded Iy a bland of faiusic, anid the ...

... THE EASTER VESTRIES. PORTSMOUTH., The annual meeting of the parishioners of Portsmouth was held at the vestry of St. Thomas's-church yesterday afternoon. The Vicar (the Rev. J. P. McGhie) occupied the chair; and there were present-Mr. Alderman Hellard ...

... i THE EASTER i |MANC( UVRES. Se ADVAN-\CE ON PORTSMOUTH. of Tie 'llltl, column from London; which it PeN ica MouldtakcePrtinthlepoceediugson o'h ' latlc D)owvns oil Easter Mlondlay, urhirl oil (iood Friday from Waterloo Station Bp I ulni oclok, and the ...

... THE EASTER MANEUVRES. I (From the Iames.) THE FIGHT NEAR DOVER. DOVER, APIUL 11. The mothing was bright, the wind softer and less strong than yesterday, and everything gave a promise, which was fulfilled, of good weather. As early as 8 a.m. troops were ...