... EASTER (FilOM UNCLE ROBERT, IN’ THE FREE cnut.cn man.] Easter here again, ond ll.e ILtle folks will enjoying holiday, bee u-e it. Of course, you all know why Christians keep the festival of Easter. It , bt cause at that time Chr’si rose from the dead ...

... THE TIMES AND THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. In consequence next Friday being Good Friday all editions of the Salisbury Times will be published on Thursday. All communications,therefore, should be sent to the Office during Wednesday, or their insertion cannot be ...

... EASTER AT THE fHCRCUKS. Most or many of the churches ir? the city were more or lens adorned h.vnour Faster, and tiie decorations on more elaborate scale than usual. Very conspicuous wan the display of primroses, which was remarkably profuse. The Catueubal ...

... ’THE EASTER MONDAY VOLUNTEER REVIEW. Th® Raster Monday Volanteer Review *t WM witneascd by *uy thousands people, the majority whom come m Loud m and the large midUnd the Loudon and North Weetern, Midland, North*rn Railwaya. Between eleven and tw ...

... nnlooked-for smartness! Instead of rising Easter’s bait and giving the show and the woman away by ebullition temper, ho had kept his head cool and his tongue quiet. was not to bluffed out Anne’s address: all the same Easter determined not to leave without ...

... weather in May, is all that needed for wheat fields to promise a bumper crop. The corn trade resumed very busily after the Easter holidays, and a consideration of the situation such aa the break allowed le i to higher pric-s being demanded for all aorta ...

... Brass Band.—A brass band numbering fourteeu players have been started in the village, and turned out for the first time on Easter Monday. During the afternoon and evening it played selections several of the leading houses in the parish. Congregational ...

... very strong trade. The market closed rather weaker for wheat, but all sorts spring corn were request at same small rise from before Easter. Denizes Corn, Thursday.—Wheat and oats were demand, and made rather higher prices. Other corn unchanged. Best new ...

... able to cls troduce the Budget Easter. Replying to Sir m ford Northcote, the Premier said it was proposed it wi ty have a morning sitting on Tuesday, the 4th of April, and to adjourn for the Easter Recess on the in rising of t he House, resuming work on ...

... pen of gentleman In whom have the greatest confidence, hut for which wo nevertheless not hold ourselves responsible.] The Easter holidays were welcome enough, following winter of unusual duration and severity. It had, indeed, lasted intermittently six ...

... difficult, Intelligence, ME, OREIGN, D COLO: Snow at Easter.—A correspondent writes to The Times that snow at Easter is not quite beyond living memory, He says :—‘' I can remember several snowy Easters—notabl that, I think, of 1838. Keble refers to it in ...

... burial of our Lord Jesus Christ came Easter Eve. Him it was short time before the resurrection came. Well they who lay in their grave-1 yards, they who lie in their cemetries, they who died on earth were in their Easter Eve—a long one com! pared with that ...