... Because the sun rises Good again ! Children, what makes bread Yeast. That's it. Why is it called yeas. Because it makes bread rise, venture* one small girl. Exactly. Now, what day is to-day 's Easter.' Why is it called Easter? What do we keep ...

... eight o'clock, and somewhat dispersed the peasants, who numbered about 300, and had come to demand land of the Government. Risings have occurred at Drid, Cosareni, and Stefanesti. Several priests and Mayors of districts are in the hospital there, having ...

... cliiture in the form of a bare majority will be finished before Easter, and thus the serious prospect is opened up of additional nights being consumed in the settlement of the new rules between Easter and Whitsuntide. The very rules that are intended to enable ...

... Commodore Wilms made a few appropriate remade to the child:lie. and the party were requested to drive threughtbe g °ends where the Easter sports were bald. A full rigged ship on wheels went with the proemsjoa frau the *lvey station. The ship was called the Wolverese ...

... Fore-t. I hear that the Queen promi-ed to lend La Rise, which is well known to be one of Nfei.sonier'e finest pictures, to the exhibition of his works which is to be opened in Paris after Easter. La Rise, which is at Buckinghim Palace, belon:e to' the ...

... indications of an acute and critical illness, had to tell the Premier that he must not attend the Cabinet. Mr. Gladstone is an easter man, but he knows the value of medical opinion, and submitted promptly. It is serious t) think how much worm matters might ...

... specie and legal tenders were £1,340,000 under the 25 per cent. of the net deposits required by law. With the approach of the Easter holidays business in the Stock Markets usually contracts. The Home Funds have receded about k per cent. on monetary considerations ...

... average interest, of the House of Lords, owing to the prolongation of some artists of long-established reputation are seen the Easter recess with respect to the Upper House, quite at tbeir best, and several of the younger men had not returned to town. But ...

... the right hon. gentleman intended to bring forward his Financ al Budget before or after Easter; to which Mr. Gladstone replied that he hoped to do it before Easter. He also told Mr. Parnell that be was unable at that moment to name a day for the introduction ...

... He is of opinion that if the Ameer were to leave Cabul and take the head of his troops, the Northern Cihilzais would also rise with the result of extending the area of the rebellion. All was said to be tranquil in the districts about Candahar. COLLISION ...

... UNHAPPY KINGS. Civilisation is playing the very mischief with the little potentates who have had the shrewdness to rise to the top in native communities. We have sent a great many of them to the rightabout—or wrongabout—in our time; and only quite recently ...

... Wales or by the Duke of Clarence, on (- half of her Majesty. There are to be two bi.:ord Easter (on the 24th inst.. and on March (1 r:- spectively), two between Easter and Whitsunstide, and two after Whitsuntide. There will be an exceptionally large number ...