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... EASTER PREPARATIONS McCOW\IACK' S, Sailor Suits for Little Boys. 1,11. Boys Suits for School. 3 11. Boys' Suits for Best, 6 11. Youths ' Suits for School. 7;11. Youths' Suits for Business, 1411. Men's Tweed Suits. 12 6. Meu's Worsted and Vicuna Suits ...
... EASTER ST THE CHURCHES. ion Laser Lay were the celebrariens Li tile holy Communion ac six, seven, and eignt U Muck, as well a choral an 0500, at Lancaster Parish Church. At the earlim celebrations Mr. A. played too caria smections trona Handel and Me ...
... EASTER CONFERENCES. THE N. U. T. The ilSih annual eallfcrenee of the National Union of Teachers was opened at Swari,ea on Monday. Delegates were welcomed by the Mayor, and, after a telegram had been tent to the Queen congratulating her Majesty on the ...
... • TILE EASTER-TIDE_FESTIVITI ES. The hopes of the mr.t hopeful with regard to the weather the Easter holidays have been realised to the full. The prolonged rpell of sumsuer weather which We have enjoyed this March I must have raised fickle mouth to a ...
... PRIMROSE LEAGUE. THE EASTER MONDAY ANNU MAL EETING OF THE DUKE GALA. OF lANCASTER HABITATION The eleveoth annual meeting of the of IlahOlttion of the Primrose Leapt) hci , l in the large room of the Aseembly King-street, Tuesday evening. Col. vhoihv. ...
... 9114 ANCIENT AND KOMI:FEL FAMILY. !It NEW DEPAiII FOA LAN_ EUTuRE OF HA (T NOMF.•. EASTER. Befoir Queene Pees hold A WEEKLY CARICATURE TO BE an &island's Crowne . Ts English ruled r eigned. PUBLISHED LN THE STANDAIIII. As SQUirt. of Thurnham Ilan. ...
... Manager—Wit. HOLLAND. In consequence of the ENORMOUS SUCOESS of the EASTER ENTERTAINMENT, and at the Special Request of Numerous Residents and Visitors in Lancaster and the District, THE EASTER PROGRAMME WILL BE CONTINUED IN ITS ENTIRETY UNTIL SATURDAY, APRIL ...
... question as to lamrn of the report of the Laisl Acts Commission, and tho Duke of Devonshire announced that the House would rise on Friday until the 21st April. DOUSE OP COMMONS.—MONDAY. Mr. l'urson announced the receipt of a telegram from the British ...
... guardians for the More. eac. he tow.hip has been avoided by the withdrawal of one of the new candidates, Mr. Jamas Bennett. 'rise remaining three, viz.: Mr. Walter Wilson. Mr. Adam Baxter, and Mr. J. 'l'. Proctor therefore go in vaogrased. ParerrlVE nsual ...
... BY DAY. HOUSE OF COMMONS.- MosDAY. A debate on the Eastern crisis took place on Mr. Balfour's motion that the /louse at ite rising adjourn until Monday. April 24. Sir C. Dilke having challenged the Governmenee policy, Mr. Curzon replied, expressing his ...
... OF COMMONS—M°'c ,- . A large number at questions wcre d•lressed to Ministers. Mr. Balfour stated Lai th• Broom would rise for the Easter reins , DA Tua day next and meet again on the 18t., April, when the Budget would be introdu. ,d. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach ...
... folks of Lancaster. It was the day of the great festival which, through the munificence of Aid. W. Smith, is annually held on Easter Monday, but which this year had been postponed in view of the Coronation. And a very wise des cisMn it was, for the festival ...