... Instigation of the Vicar for Easter The cOtistables have been .employed to enter the peaceful dwellings, and to carry away the furniture and property of your neighbours, under the mask of religion ! The demand for Easter Dues is a paltry, contemptible ...

... we view with horror and indignation the conduct of the King of Hanover, in uniting with the crowned despots to crttsh the rising liberties of the German people. Mr. BERTHOLD reminded them that the King of England signed the Reform Bill by commission ...

... attended their achievement, be painful to witness _ _ The theatres,—either closing their seasons, or preparing new pieces for Easter,—have produced no novelty calling for notice, since our last. At Drury-lane, The Compact has been repeated to tolerable houses ...

... will be heard of elsewhere, shortly. The church parsons; too, are on the tramp, just now, all over the country, hegginglor Easter dues, a crafty corruption of the word optings. As those who do not labour are not worthy of any hire, we hope the laity will ...

... But so great an impetus did the convenience of a paper circulation give to the community, that in 1813 the public wants gave rise to the establishment of nearly 700. CASH PAYMENTS.—In 1819, a bill was brought in by Mr. Peel, to compel a return to cash payments ...

... about the opera (Oberon), I shall have leisure and repose here, for they respect my time. Besides, the Oberon is not fixed for Easter Monday, but tonie time later; I shall tell you afterwards when. The people are really too kind to me. No king ever had more ...

... divorce will follow as a matter of course. DEAVY TIDINGS.—The decree' bath gone forth from the Mansion-House: there is to be no Easter Ball this season A Pious TRANSACTION.—OIi Thursday there was a sale at the t~n Mart of a freehold estate of 3,400 acres, in ...