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... TUB EASTER CAMPAIGN. Looking back from Hie quiet of atuJy period that commenced early on Good Friday morning and ended Uto on Monday night, itaeema like an iinfamiliur dream of constant excitement, ont-of door exorcise, voracious appetite. and brilliant ...
... fciSTKK Dates. The fact of Easter beiofc moveable feast occasionally caases strange results, thus it happens that Easter will not again occnr on April 3rd till 1933 A.O. The last two occasions on which it occurred on this date ef the month were in 1904 ...
... evidence of the de-ire of the Ministry to deal with the incidence of taxation should be forthwith ; and before the House rises fir the Easter holidays attempt will b* m to elicit an expression of opinion the subject from Mr. Balfour. II is suggested that Commission ...
... published by Dr. Williams were in opposition to the principles of the Church, as expressed in her Articles and formularies. At the rising of the Court it was arranged that the further proceedings should be adjourned until Thursday next. On that day Mr. Coleridge ...
... OF COMMONS, Tuesday.—Sir O. Lewis intimated that on Friday next, Lord Palmerston would move that the House at its rising adjourn over Easter recess. , The Consolidated Fund £4,000,000, read third time and passed. , Mr. Crawford moved that petitions against ...
... compliment the organisers or promoters, whoever they are, who were instrumental in eecuring the Southficlds Hotepurs for the Easter football matches. For team who were supposed to be practically unknown in the football world they certainly crested surprise ...
... groom. The fees to paid the first time serving, or extra will be charged tor collecting. Brown Stout is rich Brown Horse, rising 12 years old, over IB hands high got bv Old Itainbow, out of the celebrated Hunting Marc, bred by G. H. Tempber, Esq., Ivy ...
... Mr. Balfour hoped tbe House rise tor the Easter holidays after • moroing sittiog on Tuesday, April sth, and n-unambl* on tb* following Monday week. Sir Harcourt assumed that the Bodget would be taken immediately after Easter. Mr, four believed it was tha ...
... the low price of potatoes, and other incidental causes, the depressing element has dominated. With the rise in the barometer we have also a rise in the price of our staple crop which goes far in the way of not only making farmers rejoice, but tradesmen ...
... House and Don House, King-street and Don- Htreei, are showing some excellent lines for the Easter and early Spring trade. Haying bought largely before the rise created by the cotton corner, the firm is now able to offer all classes of cotton goods at ...
... standard old and new Comedies, Romantic Dramas, Mu deal Farces and Burlesques. short Spring season of six weeks, will commence on EASTER MONDAY, April 9th, 1860, when will be produced a new Comedy and Burlesque, by the Brothers Brough. The Box plan may be seen ...
... successful Drama of THE COLLEEN BAWN. This reproduction would have been delayed until the commencement of the regular season on Easter Monday, but the term for which Mr. Harrison bought the right playing the COLLEEN HAWN being about to expire, and the Author ...