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... and a nun from Cork. The second relates to the death of an Irish republican in the Dublin Post Office during the famous Easter rising, and the third is the ‘death of the heart’ experienced by Irish writer and poet W.B. Yeats when rejected by Maud Gonne ...
... Dublin rising of Easter, 1916, boring,. | was Wrong. Fortunately, the standard of acting was very James Greene, who played both W .B. Yeats and a modern Belfast g;vedtm, stood out, Duncan Law, who single-handedly acted the entire Easter rising — and much ...
... the company separa ted exceedingly delighted with the evening's divertisement. The Canterbury Musical Union.—On Easter Monday this rising society gave another performance of Handel's clief aTouvre The Messiah, and the Music-hall was filled with a highly ...
... Rising - February was cold but 1949 — which could have almost been our summer! . ‘Temperatures were in the low 70s over Easter, but the real summer was ...
... EASTER. On Easter holidays it was anciently customary for work to cease, ami servants to be set at liberty, imitation, as they say, a practice of the primitive Church, which set apart whole of the week after Easter to praise anil glorify God for our Saviour's ...
... EASTER, M an t» the Prince Regent. the Rev. J. BROWN, Walruer. Kent. I’opulum aiitiijiiu tub tucrl.—Ytma. fields ether, radiant from afar, eastern spy sacred star ; arn’d its light, to Salem's low ’r* they eo. The (leavens to study, mid the r sign know ...
... EASTER. —No. 5. West continued.— And they (the angels) say unto her, Woman, why weepest thou ? She saith unto them, Because they have taken away my Lord (placed pro tempore that sepulchre), and know not where they have laid him And when she had thus said ...
... Resurrection (which from the old Saxon word Oster, signifying to rise, we call Easter Day, or the Day of the Resurrection ; or as others think, from one of the Saxon goddesses called Easter, which they worshipped at this time of the year) no man can doubt ...
... THE EASTER AMUSEMENTS IN PARIS. While the sightseers of London were congregated on Monday upon the cliffs of Dover watching the manoeuvres of her Volunteer army, Paris also was bent upon amusement. In some particulars Parisian's idea of pleasure differs ...
... EASTER.—2nd Number. The Resurrection of Christ is the very corner-stone on which the hope of a Christian is built—if Christ be risen, Christianity is true. Whether Christ be, or be not risen from the dead, is a question of act, and must be decided (not ...
... EASTER. —Fourth Number. [Dr. Macknight's Harmony differs in some important respects from that of Mr. West--the latter supposes the number of appearances, the forme - the number of witnesses the same appearance the better argument for the truth of the ...
... ®LZA B Rising jazz star ambition of former Arch- ishop’s Schoolboy Tim Garland (family name Waggett) is to become as famous and respected in the world of jazz as an earlier son of Canterbury, Tony Coe. = % On Easter Sunday he takes a further step towards ...