... work that lies before its, and to glorify ?? law and Oiu'S by that pure life amid by our death. ,So will we keeos our Easter, rising iu the newisess of life livitg not so much as met who will die, like those whiotil we read of ill the chapter lust Friday ...

... THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. BRVErm Y.-On Friday thousands of persons visited thD town, and repaired to the Westwood, the chief resort, Burton Bushes being crowded with pleasure- seekers, thie swings, stalls, &c., giving it tbe appearance of a. counatry fair ...

... sufficieut for the purpose of the day's operations. In the early morning there was some promise of fair weather. The barometer was rising, as it has been for the last three days, and the sky was apparently free from rainc-harged clouds; but the prognostications ...

... EASTER HOLIDAYS. LEnDsS.-Yesterday, as is usual, was observed as I a oloseholiday i m the mills, warehouses, sh6ps, and other placr> of business in the town. 1txppily, this Elastertide the weatherlhas been thus Jar most favourable for tsose bent on making ...

... EASTER AT CLAYIo)N. ?? f/sc PFar~co.) h We have before usa a rjamber of tle Sirffloik. '~Ch~ronicle, containing an ?? of thle services at Claydon Church, near lpswich, on Easter Sunday. If we copied: that accounlt without giving our authority, we could ...

... EASTER 3BAZAIA2 LEEDS. o Rssoo'r C5IAPEI-The Easter bazaar -was opened yesterday by Mr. J. Walker (Newton Park), its the prmesece of a numerous oompanyr. Alter the devotional services, Mr. T. Howdill (treasurer) stated the object of the. enterprise was ...

... Volunteers perk 1srt Iin the anit tal Birighton Rsview ]lirve marki- nu, tlc' 1Iistiictiot5 to Ii greater extent tbiiu the Easter ass , tl hl tlintors. NlIdlo left to themrselves; theiy str, tef00tlisn march down, gettinirz up, eqi lite eblancea of scouting ...

... EASTER HIOLDAYS. LEEDS. Seldolr n has Leeds presented a busier appearance than it did on Sabturday morning, afternoon, n-nd night, the crwes i the centre of the city lbeing inconveriently wero no hgi proportdon of thte people to be seer w~ere, no doubL ...

... EASTER VESTRIES, ISliM t VYESTRIES,1 LEEDS. I .f ST. MT~mMW'S Ciruncin.- lr. J. S. Loe was yesterday elected Vicar's warden, and Mr. F. Hf. Litwson people's warden. The following were elected sideamen :--Messra. George Tinker, Joshua Brigpgs, Tom Wheatley ...

... EASTER Y1E?STRIES. LLEEDS PAhRISH CHURiCH. A PIE-k FOR DICREtBE OFETORW~S. The Vicar (Dr. Cateon1) prsidwl st til Eter esry meetinjg, held yesterday at the PIarish Ciancra In his anamlax statem~ent, he apologied to the paarish and cc a- gregatlen for ...

... d the vestry of St. Jude's Church, on Easter Mlonday, for the j I- purpose of. electing churchwardeus for the ensuing year. c is Mr. J. Simpson and Mr. T. Smith were re-elected. HoLY TRINsity CnuRcit.-At the Easter vestry meeting, Canon Bullock in the ...

... alreaidy usendioned, ig Was valuable fcoin a tactical standpoint. It was a farx Ui better test of enduraince than any of r-ise operations of the to week. It servedl for a di'play of really superb firing, anod Penabled at least one officer to executabrlineop ...