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... com- Jeted for the Easter operations for the volung.eu, and the very fact that this is the term now officially used ‘is significant of much. For seycral years it was the custom to limit these to s ;!um-'fifit and march-past on Easter Monday, and, as tactics ...
... present inov-?ny promises to be out of the common, for it not only met later and is likely to rise earlier than any of recent times, but both its recesses—that at Easter and the other at Whitsuntide— mmmnw Next year, however, is generall to Mlvadflu‘ntmd&mmdith ...
... car Sweep the ranks or Roman war; Ye whose arm resistless drew In gelds the twanging yew:— Rise, ye men of Kent 1 and claim Your rich inheritance of fame; Rise. let your triumphs run, Unsullied still, from sire to son Men of Kent! be swift to 'form '— ...
... dem it in atm* thm two do sei IdaatU'y ottnAvos oar :Ministers must now coogratwate themselves that they have rew_thed the Easter recces in aafety, but one would think that their cogitations on their prespecte cannot be conso`atory. Like it young bear ...
... similar demonstration. On the invitation of the chairman, Mr. B. Smith, who was cheered on rising, delivered a ehort address, congratulating the society on its rising prospects,. The oroceedings were enlivened by several melodies sung by the Band of Hope ...
... THE HA.LSTEAD GAZETTE. the 1111Parstue, Packed up, to the cloak-room of this Easters Counties Railway, in the coarse of the day, in order that the plaintiff might talus it home with him. days afterwards • small box arrived, which contained medicine and ...
... the old rendezvous opened on July the Sth, Sergeant Reid, of the Ist Lanark, carrying off the Queen's Prize on the 16th. The Easter woluateer mManc-uvres were a great success from & strategic point of view. The ususl great turf fixtures and cricket contests ...
... minutes the appearance of the sky was most terrific. The clouds rolled towards the south, where they were met by vast catoili rising in that direction, and then commenced an awful strife of the elements. For more than two hours the li;htning and thunder was ...
... Walthamstow, E Howard, Walthamstow, F L Hum| vs, Romford, lxu,omsw.my.HWth. , J Lasham Woodford, J Meeson, Stratford, H Oliver, Easter, W Page, Southminster, N Powell, Buckhurst J Ratclift, East mm.sua J Rogers, Burnham, T Plaistow, Sir H J Seiwin-Ibbetson ...