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... EASTER DAY. ** The third day. He arete again from the dead—He attended into Heaven.** ** And having spoiled Principalities and Powers, He made a show of them openly.”—Cotoss. The breath of morn on the shades of night— Thee tar*, mid all their twinkling ...
... EASTER WEEK! ! ! TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, HOTELKEEPERS, LARGE CONSUMERS, &c. WILLIAM M'DKIIMOTT re«pectfu!ljr Intrlte* the attention of the NOBILITY and GENTRY, &c . residing in the City and Provinces, his Establishment' tod to his large and well ec STOCK ...
... house of your wail The (beech aim .r Easter ales were a redietivers sanction to overondulgence in drink, which mined the indignation of the sorthy of the time Queen h. •• In armee towns at t.'hristoma and Easter the churchwarden. of the eitrish 'cockle ...
... THE EASTER RECESS. Lord A LTHORP said, that the feeling of the house in favor of longer adjournment than that which he first proposed, he would move on Wednesday (or Thursday, if the stale of business did not permit sooner) that the bouse, at its rising ...
... EASTER TERM-M4B. The courts were opened on Saturday with es formalities. COURT OF CHANCERY. The Right Hon. the Lord Chancellor sat for the first time sine. his late serious indisposition. His lordships numorous friends were delighted to see him looking ...
... OPENING OF EASTER TERM, At an early hour this day the Court of Queen's Bench was densely crowded. At a few minutes before twelve o'clock. the three tray —Messrs. Mitchel, Smith O'Brien, and Meagher—took their departure from the committee-rooms of the ...
... SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1868. EASTER EVE AT ST. PETERSBURG. The St. Petersburg correspondent the Morning Post writes: “No traveller’s eye could desire a finer spectacle than the ceremony of last night, the midnight service of Easter Eve, which commemorates ...
... be lost. This question of principle will be decided on tbe re-assembling of parliament, after the Easter recess; and whatever be its fate, it is right that the Protestant people should have nothing to reproach themselves with the score of neglect. It ...
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... ministers’ mowkt. POHTFOLIO* Messiah Rising fuom the Dead— (Psalm xvi. 10.) Ths death of our Lord was rn'l-cd, essential to his plan! u such was constanllv in his view, and of it. it was the whole of his enemy's plan; ami when they saw him dead, buried ...
... WEEKLY CALENDAR. April 14—2nd Sunday after Easter. Morning lessons. Numbers and 24, Acts 11. Evening lessons, Numbers 25, James 3. ...
... might narrowed much as possible. THE EASTER RECESS —PUBLIC BUSINESS. In reply Colonel W. Patten, Mr GLADSTONE elated that on Monday next he should move that the House, at its rising Tuesday, adjourn tor the Easter holidays. proposed take the Ballot Bill ...