... Government propose to issue a Commission to inqnire into the whole state of the relations between landlord and tenant, that before Easter he would bring in Bill to render the working of Irish railways more efficient, and that was psoposeid to grant a charter to ...

... occurred, and still more, what has not occurred for a long time back, it is hard to say what should create a sensation. Such an Easter has never been known. Domestic politics are a tabooed topic. The bores alike of the Reform Association and the Conservative ...

... theft and previous conviction. 8. Thomas More and Christian Jeffrey or Coupar, bigamy. 9. Wm. Ramsay, Arbroath, wilful fire-rising. Child Concealment.—A case of this nature has come to light at the farm Mr John Donald, Burnside, Fyvie. the morning of the ...

... of Mr Cross, resigned.—In reply to General Upton, the LORD-ADVOCATE stat:d that he would lay upon the table, shortly after Easter, a bill relating to the removal of Trish poor from to r eply to Sir E. Grogan Sir R. PEEL stated that he intended to introduce ...

... connection between cold weather and the equinoctial full moon. He says this is the thirtieth year that he has seen snow within the Easter fortnightthat is, it has only once failed since 1837. The British Medical Journal states that Dr Duffin and Dr Morris Tonge ...

... very rarely mot with on our shores. CASES IN THE LONDON DIVORCE COURT. —On Saturday the list cases in the Divorce Court for Easter sittings was issued. Hilary sittings the number was 276, and for the sittings commenced Monday 233, of which 121 cases undefended ...

... Speaker. The President’s Message was delivered on the fol- days The wires between Troy and New York bave boot bu rned The Great Easter arrived oat on the 6th. The at Montreal and Toronto terminated in favour of the Fras at Bostos.—A great fire had occurred ...

... question, Lord PalmerBTOX said he ahould propose that tbe house should sojourn for the Easter holidays on the Friday before Passion Week until the Monday after Easter. In reply to Mr Roebuck, Lord Palmerstox stated that government would keep faith with ...

... expensive the titles to land in Scotland ? The I.ord Advocate said he hoped to introduce such a measure immediately after the Easter recess. In reply to Black, Mr Wilson stated, that after the present contract had expired, it was not the in ention of Government ...

... Art, and of those devoted to i+, will ever be respected, unless by artistes the ves. The Musical Piece in this numter is an Easter Anthem, 1 by Dr. G. J. Elvey, Organist of Her Majesty’s Number contains usual Christ being raised from the dead.” carefully ...

... in the midst of a very pretty aad thickly wooded country, and where the ce of the mills is only the ta’ Il chimney- wt hich rise high over the slamps of t: Tees around them. Some idea of the extent of the works may be formed from the fact oc: that the ...

... He was now bound to it bj new ties of and affection. He also asked permission to be allowed to pat the questions without rising from the chair for a few days. Mr H. Herbert took the oaths and his seat for the County of Kerry, and Mr Malcolm for the Borough ...