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... REJOICINGS AT EASTER MOFFAT. The estate of Easter Moffat was entirely en on Wednesday, flags and bunting being displayed in all directions, on the occasion of the happy event. At the mansion-house there were great preparations for celebrating the marriage ...
... /11uptrial garlintat. MON DAY, April 30. The House of Commons reassembled after the Easter recess. The Caledonian Railway Powers) Bill was read a third time. Kr E. Robertson was of opinion that the beat way to facilitate business would be to refer the ...
... Imperial Parliament. MO DAV, April 2Z., Toe House of Commons lamembled at four o'clock after the Easter reeves. Lord IL Grosvenor, on behalf of the Premier, intimated that a motto would be made a fortnight hence for the House to consider In Committee ...
... respect to land in Ireland on Thursday. The motion for the adjournment for the Easter holidays might be made on Monday week, and the recess would last till the Monday following Easter Monday. ...
... coming to Auckland from the South, it can usually be seen by passengers, the pillar of fire by night and cloud by day that rises from it causing it to be visible at a great distance ; but it is only rarely that an enterprising mariner penetrates with his ...
... fast, by his interests and prejudices, in the well-worn groves, and was left behind by rising politicians liks Conicgsby. Disraeli’s sympathies were with the rising Young England school though mistrusted and gently ridiculed their sentimental extravagances ...
... would inhmediately grant it. On the Meuse going into Supply, Sir George Trevelyan proposed a resolution that the House should rise at the beginning of July and should sit longer in winter. Sir Charles Foster, Mr Marjoribanks,Mr H. J. Knatchbulbliugessen ...
... Lanarkshire, addressed a meeting of the electors in the schoolroom, Shottskirk. There was a good attendance. Mr Gavin Black, Easter Moffat, Airdrie, presided; and among the gentlemen present were:—Rev. Mr W. M. Watt, Shottskirk ; Mr Stewart, Murdostoun ; ...
... proceeded with, on the understanding that those which were contentious should be postponed. The House afterwards rose for the Easter recess. Sr. M MVO° WAPPIXSCHAW WAS completed at Darnley Range .on Saturday, the top scorer being Corporal D. Black, 10th Lark ...
... fraction of this comes into the hands of the consumer. Instead of this, matters are made much worse, as prices are still on the rise. While the evil is to a great extent, doubtless, caused by the middlemen, or cattle salesmen, as they are called, there appears ...
... SUNDAY TALK. Lass. Sunday, the festival of Easter was antorally celebrated throughout the English Church, and in Scotland, even in the most rigid o f the Presbyterian Churches, the anniversary of the resurrection of the Saviour of mankind oroo referred ...
... up, however, has not been going on for a little while the reason for which I cannot tell, unless it is that the water was rising so high that it would soon overflow. drain it away, and that speedily, would be a safe and desirable thing to do. little westward ...