... Days of Lord Palmerston. correspondent London contemporary says :— Although the noble Premier had been fairly invalided since Easter last, hia dissolution came somewhat unexpectedly upon his household and ether 3 well acquainted with the exact condition of ...

... under Tw Half ‘Fares, No Luggage allowed. Cc, W. EBORALL, ——E General Manager. $e London, Chatham, and Dover Railway. EASTER HOLIDAYS. EASTER MONDAY, a SPECIAL EXCUR- O* SION TRAIN will leave DOVER, CANTER- BURY, and Intermediate Stations, for the CRYSTAL ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENT. Our readers\will understand that tee do hold ourselves responsible for our able correspondent's opinions. Easter amusements have passed away with the accustomed holidays and accustomed amusements of modern days. The old rough ways and ...

... the above Theatre for the Spring Season on Easter Monday, and hopes by renewed exertions in producing a most popular Entertainment to receive the support so unsparingly accorded him upon his previous visit. Easter Monday and Tuesday Will be presented, for ...

... some fauna has been more than doubled. The farm of Easter B Igour, Lord Rollo's estate of Dun crub, vacant 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 two ...

... VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS. The Easter Monday Review. Very considerable doubts (says the Observer) are en- ertained to the present moment whether the Great Metropolitan Easter Monday Volunteer Review will take Mace Brighton this year after all. The circumstances ...

... the Market Place at Seville, one 'of the mo3t important pictures of our time, may be abouteight feet long. Mr. F. Goodall's Rising of | the Nile equals tho last size, and then many I others of proportionate length and height. In the last hour of sending ...

... Chancellor of the Exchequer said the budget could not brought on until early, day alter Easter. On the motion of Lord Palmerston was ordered that the House at its rising adjourn to Wednesday. committee of supply, Sir G. C. Lewis brought forward the army estimates ...

... whose richness of fancy and command of classic and sensuous powers of song, h*ve placed him in the foremost ranks modern rising poets, has just given to the world a new song of Italy. Mr. Swinburne had been much censured by a portion of our poetical ...

... not provide for the re-transmission of a newspaper. Lord Palmerston moved that the House at its rising, do adjourn till Monday, the 16th inst. for the Easter recess, which, after some conversation on the subject of Reform, introduced by Sir J. Pakington ...

... Some get Wednesday morning soon after it is light. What has [roused them from their pillows Not bnsiness they have none. They rise betimes to see the eolipse of the sun. There is Derby's noble Earl, who has left his no doubt, If he's not (and may he not ...

... that the repeal of the paper duty would tend to check monopoly geuerally, and the domineering spirit to which monopoly gives rise. The public would gain by the competition and by the multiplication of very useful works. His lordship concluded by paying ...