... ON EASTER MONDAY WARRINGTON BAND, CONSISTING Stringed, Wind Instruments, and Piano, will give a performance in the The celebrated comic singers—Messrs. NUGENT and GRAHAM, from the League Hall, Liverpool, under the patronage of the KEY. FATHER NUGENT, ...

... greatest the Easter offering is likely to bo least, and where the offering is the most the pecuniary exigency is the least. For instance, one vicar has .£l,OOO a year, and his congregation is well do, is large, and is liberal. He receives an Easter offering ...

... were advanced a stage,— Their Lordsbips adjourncd forthe Easter holidays until the 3rd April.—ln the Commons Mr. Gladstone, in moving that the house at its rising should adjourn for the Easter holidays, appealed to Sir R. Cross to postpone his motion ...

... scheme of the Government for the appointment of a Minister of Agricultare.—Questioned in regard to the Easter holidays, Mr, Gladstone said the house would rise on Tuesday, the 20th instant, and reassemble on Thursday, the 29th,—Lord E. Fitzmaurice made a statement ...

... dinner a few of us went for a ramble round the district and had a look at the church. During this time the wind had begun to rise, and when tea was over and we decided to turn for home, it nearly blew us back to Prestpn. A rcugh passage back to Burscough ...

... the plan which is now becoming common of making Easter offerings incumbents, and pointed oat that »b rule tlie inoumbent with j a large iooome lias a wealthy congregation, and consequently gets a large Easter offering, whilst the clergyman with a email stipend ...

... effectual progress might be made with that measure before the Easter recess. Or Monday, the 7th of April, the Chancellor of the lxchos}nw would make his financial statement. The adjournment for the Easter recess would take place either that dn{ortho next ome ...

... ::sin there, for the up trains of the masts.. L- at the time I was there have been crowded. the more noteworthy observances of Easter I that in several churches—some of them • sigh ones too—the Scripture lessons were !•ylnen. This is a good plan. Not only ...

... of previous ones, and proved one of the most enjoyable concerts that the dilletanli could wish to bear. At the theatres the Easter programmes are proving attractive, and are successful both artistically and financially. The Alexandra piece, Bound the Globe ...

... duties, and relying on the continued confidence of the House of Commons. (Cheers.) MR. DISRAELI'S REPLY. Mr. Disraeli, on rising, was received with cheers. He said before going into those controversial subjects with reference to the conduct of the house ...

... for luggage. Nobody ever stands in the horse cars at Leaven‘worth, Kan. When a gentleman enter a car, the nearest young lady rises aud offers him a seat. She then sits in his {Ap, and both are satistied. A down-east journal says that a Maine man is about ...

... Me.” « LAST week I submitted this problem. “A collier was bom on Easter Sunday, April 25, 1886, and is therefore now 53 years old. How old will he be when his birthday falls again on Easter Sunday, April 25? Seven Page Eleveners (the first last Friday ...