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... CORRESPONDE.NT. Our readersmill understand that we do :not hold ourselves responsible for our able correspondent,' opinions; for EASTER amusements have passed away with the accustomed;to,lidaxs‘. and - accustomed i , amusements of modern days. The old roue; ...
... some farms has been more than doubled. The farm of Easter Balieour, on Lord Rob's estate of Dun' crub, vacant by the death of the former tenant, has been let this season to Mr. M‘Laggan, Lamberkin, at a rise of nearly 150 per cent, over the old rent. The ...
... of the Exchequer said the budget could not be brought on until an early day alter Easter. On the motion of Lord Palmerston it was ordered that the House at its rising do adjourn to Wednesday. In committee of supply, Sir G. C. Lewis brought forward the ...
... about 2QO : miles only was made. The last part of the passage had strong westerly winds. COMMENCEMENT OF EASTER TERM.-0/1 the first day of Easter Term, the Lord Chancellor entertained the judges and other learned functionaries at his mansion in Belo- ...
... formula, Let us pray—Let us kneel down' —Let us rise up again —the effect being that Brother Ignatus, Mr. Ouseley, the monks, and the faithful, were continually rising and falling, and 'falling and rising, although they were standing when the prayers were ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. S. gave notice for after Easter to tall attention to the aftairs of Mexico. In Committee of Ways and Means; The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER brought for-ward his financial statement. The actual expenditure ofthepastyearwasi7o,B7B ...
... d e in n e A project is on foot to close the proceedli., Queen during her sorrowful and strict seclusion. , 13 - Reton on Easter Monday by a grand dinner to his staff at the Pavilion. - . e gage d at Two witnesses and-ene attorney, who wer e 0 . -11 ...
... active for plantation, and prices still on the rise, ruling for fine ord. to midd. at 79s to 85s; go o d m idd. to fine, SGs to 90s; and very superior, 92s to 95s.—Cocoa much in request, and on the rise: red Trinidad brings 65s to s ; and grey, 57s to ...
... National Gall6ty and British Museum give working people some other opportunities than the mere stereotype holidays, to wit, Easter and Whit Mondays and Boxing-day, of enjoying, and, perhaps, learning from the vast collections of works of art and science ...
... hold ourselves responsible for our able Correspondent's opinions. --•-- THE inaction of the allied armies in Denmark has given rise to increased hopes that the friendly offices of England will yet prevail, and that a stop will shortly be put to any further ...
... in their sham fight with the 18th Hussars, and in the official plan is called White Hawk Down,' comprising the ridge which rises. midway between the horse-shoe described by the Brighton racecourse. The troops stationed on this ridge will be in lull view ...
... allowed music anti 'itl i kni t ,iii,lice,rises a coffee And cliocolm 'shop in tile i l owther met with no t.ppiirti' Brewers i r - We the Bench, in spite;of Mr. 80 . There. hasbeen , great commotion in the Easter districts of LOndor';,,ed.'e4 ii the „horrilile ...