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... SUNDAY. One of the Commandments of the Roman Church obliges the faithful to confess and receive the communion at Easter. Originally, Easter•day, and the two days following were assigned for this annual duty ; but the indulgence of the Mother Church, in ...
... —Aloon in the first quarter, ai twel , e o'clock at night. Wednesday. Easter Term begins. 28. Thursday.—Public Examinations commence in the University of Oxtind.-111ertnry will rise at eight minutes after 4 in the aicrning o — Jupiter will be with the ...
... -1687. Died, neglected and abandoned by all who shared his hours of folly, George Villiers, Duke of _Buckingham. Easter Term begins. The Sun rises at 5 h. 7 min. sets at 6 11..53 min. 16. Thursday. St. Fructuosus, Bishop and confessor • and St. Isidsous, martyr ...
... vigil of Easter, and worn the whole wbtk, at morning and evening service; it is also styled Quasimado day, because the introit of the Aiass begh:s by the words Quasimodo geniti infailict; and is, lastly, called Low Sunday, because some parts of Easter service ...
... his manly courage, in refusing to sacrifice to idols. Easter term ends.-1803. War declared against France.-1641. The earl of Stafford, a tyrannical minister under Charles I. was beheaded. The Sun rises at 4h. 19 min. sets at 7 h. 41 min. i.e. Wednesday.—St ...
... arguments of St ♦mbrose, Bishop of Milan.-1160. Earl Fcrtarb executed at Tyburn tur the murder of his steward. Easter Terlll begins. The Sun rises at 4 It. SO 111111. gets Pt 7h. SO min. nig' • atter morning at 5 37 min. afternoon at 6 It. 4 min. 6. day.—St ...
... Mosaic law.—The word Easter is not to be derived, as some imagine, from a goddess of the Saxon superstition, called Easter,. whose feast was celeb rated about this time, hut from ase, in Latin Oriem.!, rising in allusion to the rising of - Christ from ...
... appropriate pomp, and that the Allelqjah should be sung in all churches ns a watch-word for rejoicing in Christ. The word Easter has purrled s• many learned commentators that it would be p; estr , ipt nous to make a new attempt at explaining it ; but ...
... most convenient for lines of water intercourse, are the Deben which rises near Mendlesham, passes Debenham and Woodbridge, falling into the Sea near Baudsey ; and the Orwell which rises near Mendlesham also, and passes by Ipswich into the German Ocean. ...
... Wells, re•open for the summer season. 1..1 Easter Tuesday.—Another public Ht.!-lay.—Easter Monday and Tile , dar, however, vsere ancientiy set apart the exercise of Rcligous Otivrvances ; and the ultole of Easter week, indeed, was considered as sacred, %leen ...
... STAT EAIENTS CIRCULATED RP TIM OP M. TO 4o4Drar LOaQ CAsizz; . :!? • REAGH. It is perfectly true, that long ago a; Easter Mr. Canning had represented to the Duke of Portland the insufficiency (in his opinion) of the Government, as then constituted, tocarry ...
... with the Moon, at 2 o'clock in the Morning. 43. Monday. --Easter Term eird).-'-Surt rises at 3 minutes after 4 s sets at 57 minutes past 7. atesday —Day is 15 hours 43 minutes long.—Mercury rises at 35 minutes alter 3 in the morning. t?.5. ancsdio.—Old ...