... : EASTER MONDAY DINNER AND BALL. • Accotcling to ancient custom, the annual Sermon before the Lord Mayor awl Governors of Christ's Hospital was preached in Christ Church, Newgate-street, by the Bishop of Chester. •The grand procession proceeded from ...

... hi final leave of the public soon after Easter—lie plays twelve nighcs for the Managers, and the thirteenth for his own benefit, Mrs. perftwas iviUs ttiw tke Lt nilit SACRIFICE OF GUICFI' ON THS LOSS OP THE EASTER FEAST. ...

... THE ENSUING WEEK. SL N DAY, APRIL 10.—Easter Sunday• Epistle—Col. 111. I.—Gospel—St John XX. 1. Proper-psalms for the Day of the Month. Nlorniuo Prayer, Psalms L, LI, r. -Exeuintt Prayer, 1.111. LIV. LV. • San rises 17 mins. past. Ilin•hlVad.er at London ...

... was the inn(iuo of the Directors to declare their rca,liness to discount mercantile MIN at the rate of 4 per cent.: the fresh rise of the fonds within this day or two was attributed to that cause. No declaration, however, of the kiad having been tuadei the ...

... to Mr. Barnett, ihe'CIIAM'ELI,OII of the Said, that he should bring forward the . estimates Ow Civil List, soon after the Easter mem:. s. ROMILLY rose, pursuant to notice, to move for leave to briom in a bill to do away corruption of blood, :ra;g e s ...

... the distance, although considerable, will not be too great, so as to exhaust the stock of coals required for the engines. 'rise General Steam Navigation Company have, we perceive, advertised their intention to run two packets—named the George the Fourth ...

... of the actions of men, is that given ty Olines. It marks as it were that standard of purity to which mankind mnst not only rise, but which they must not come short of. To he imperfect in the last part, was to he guilty of the whole. It allowed nothing ...

... lieti!' the Isle of Thanet in particular, a prodigious lilt; but the vi Sfr tors to Margate are composed of the inhabitants of Easter London during the early part of the season almost entirely. company at present are far more select and respectable the'• they ...

... strawberry plants in blossom. Mr. Rothschild has purchased a mansion in Piccadilly, with the intention of residing there after Easter. Independent of the personal exertions of Colonel Gordon in behalf of the Greeks, he has presented them with no less than ...

... patience of our Tenders, while we explain to them what is meant by a Drama. A Drama is a thieg of modern invention, which took its rise in the German school, and was first imported into this country, with the imbecile offspring of Koteshue's childish fancy. It ...

... peeled for his character end iudinitry ; he had gone to IY d at his usual hour, it is supposed, got np at his regu_ tar hour of rising, which was six o'clock, and then com milted the fatal:act. No came Can be assigned for the dee I, excepfthat he ha.d been ...

... monied Stock, advancing the price to 781—Caa this, we would ask, be a natural criterion of public credit ) Can tt b e a !amoral rise our Futids, attributable to the general prosperity of the country, and the Ilourishiug state of the Consolidated Fund? Or rather ...