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... THE HALIFAX COURIER, SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1853 EASTER TEMPERANCE LECTURES. On Monday lost, the first of a series of lectures under the auspices of the committee of the Halifax Temperance Society, was delivered by Dr. F. R. S. Lees, F.S.A.E., of Leeds, the ...
... All hail! for at thy advent are renewed The thoughts, tho innocence, and purity, Of childhood, which doth rise from life's dark sea, island steeped in rosy light, when viewed ’Neath thy calm skies. Au island never more To be approached, and, as we voyage ...
... of the country. the immediate future. A sharp rise of pressure is in progress and a strong northerly curent is developing. Secondary disturbances moving south-east or south down this current will give rise to further snowfalls during the next few days ...
... must be claimed 30 minutes before the rise curtain. r I THEATRE ROYAL, HUDDERSFIELD The week of April 10th. GRAND HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. JIMMY HUNTER and his Famous BRIGHTON POLLIES.” Note times of performances for Easter Week. Monday., Tuesday, Wednesday and ...
... HEBDEN BRIDGE. There was a slight rise in the figures from the local Exchange on April 17. On that date, the total on roll was 543 (288 wholly unemployed!, compared with 476 the previous month (including 279 wholly unemployed). The slight increase was ...
... and bright intervals. Temperature will rise somewhat, but will tend to fall again later. Halifax people have now started the first holiday of the vear and the traffic to the seaside resorts is reaching normal Easter proportions. During the early part of ...
... 1899. EASTER SERVICES.—B.3O a.m., Holy Communion , 10.30 a.m.. Preacher, Rev. H. TBRKINGTON SOHTWKLL. subject. ’• The power endless life.” Noon. Holy Communion. 2..;0. Children's Service, Preacher. Rev. H. TKRKINGTON SOKI'WKLL. subject. *• Easter Lessons ...
... Ball playing was also common Easter diversion. the continent was practised the clergy. According to an ancient writer, A ball being given out at Easter, the dean and his representatives began an antiphone suited to Easter-day; then taking the bail in ...
... the total Elland were succeeded by a sharp rise, the latest published figure, 442, comparing with 315 on March 13. But no serious import is attached to the rise, the figures being made up just after the Easter holidays when many brickyard and textile workers ...
... CRISIS: THE IRISH DEBATE CONTINUED. Mr. DISRAELI proposed a quarter past four to move that the House at its rising should adjourn, for the Easter holidays, until Monday, the April. said he had promised last night not to make this motion until the ond of ...
... before Easter. Lord George Hamilton said the medals for the Burmah campaign of 1885 would be distributed shortly. Mr. Smith did not think it possible to deal with the subject of Local Rating this session. On the motion that the House at its rising next ...
... MARRIAGE OF HALIFAX GENTLEMAN LONDON SALE OF WORK AT BETHKSDA CHURCH/ ELLAND. The annual Easter sale of work in connection with' Bothesda Church, Elland, was opened on Easter Monday, iu the schoolroom There were a number ol stalls prettily decorated and laden ...