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... the world's history has seldom - seen s sad an Easter Day as the one which is about open. Everywhere there is `sorrow. In myriads o souls there is perplexity. Yet, and in spite of all we kept our Easter festival. For the miracle o resurrection is everlasting; ...
... Easter ! And earth, once more, the flowers emboss— Earth, which one prison seemed, with Death for warden ; And she who stood and wept before the Cross Finds, now, the Garden. She lay, she.too, in grave-clothes centuries old, Swathings of hoary custom ...
... creed; And with her Man shall rise, they twain being one Her face is toward the rising of the sun. Peace and the Prince of Peace are with her : Shall bar His way, or hers that tends thereto? Truth rises with their rising; all the race Shines by the light ...
... for improvement in the salaries of women. H. S. Cambridge Campaign at Easter. We remind our readers of the Campaign at Cambridge which the Women's Freedom League is organising for Easter during the Oonference of the National Union of Teachers. Miss Mix Minnie ...
... achieved a success, which has had the effect of raising considerably their professional status. It will be remembered that at the Easter Conference of the National Union of Teachers, resolutions dealing with the importance to education of raising the status and ...
... siness, but, in any case, it is the intention of the Go vernment,,, to have the Second Reading before the . 0 1.1e rises for the Easter Recess. CAPTAIN CROOKSHANK (U., Gainsborough) asked the 'rime Minister if the Franchise Bill, foreshadowed in the Speech ...
... cannot yet give the date of the Second Reading, but undertaking holds, that the Second Reading will he taken before we rise for the Easter Recess. Women Magistrates. MISS WILKINSON (Lab., East Middlesbrough) asked the Attorney-General the number of women ...
... described the measure as the Promotion of Domestic Strife Bill, and made a feebly jocular speech to explain what he meant. In rising to support the Bill, Miss Jewson said she eagerly awaited the pronouncement of the Front Bench on the matter, because in their ...
... the franchise? 11 E PRIME MINISTER : I have repeatedly stated in this I:House that I shall make a statement before we rise for the Easter recess on that subject, and I have nothing t° add to that. Marriage (Legal Age). MAJOR HILLS (U., Ripon) asked the Home ...
... which has been the conscious aim of our efforts—it may be as well, taking advantage of the brief breathing time that the Easter Holiday affords, once more and quite definitely to place before the members of this League and the world our reasons for banding ...
... with conspiracy, and the contrast in their sentences is still arousing a storm of protest. Yet before Parliament rose for the Easter recess the Prime Minister had to admit that drilling on a wide scale was going on in Ulster, though a watchful eye would be ...
... Office, 32A, The Arcade, High-street. Owing to the unavoidable absenc f from home of Mrs. lekroyd. the first meeting after the Easter holidays was addressed by Miss Boyle, who took as her subject— Corruption in Modern Politics—with apologies to Mr. Cecil ...