... after thle hi E.Lster recess, Ilie slisuld feel it to be his duty, and lie uows P ?? notice3, that on ain early lily after Easter lie twonid p)e saove for leave, to bring 1 int bill that all persons be~lrg rot xxuctpying, liotioholdera, ititti indwtellors ...

... prevent his followers from destroying one another. At this tomb, the chiefs of two rival and hating creeds unite for once on Easter eve, but it is in the cause of fraud. Enclosed within the chapel, Greek and Armenian bishops call down fire from heaven by ...

... proposed £5 lOs.; exceeding £1,100 and not exceeding £1,200, proposed £6; and then higher than at present 10s. per cent., rising on each additional sum of £100. On the higher amounts of mortgages there was at preset no increase beyond a certain amount ...

... Cteit adjournied until Montday. A Stea auld HOUSE OF COMMONS. thrt FRIDAY, MARCH 22. ordi Mr. OSBORINE gave notice tltat after Easter lie wottid of -1 move that the qitalilication of members of piarliatmetlt for 1 Eitgland, Wales, ettd Irelaind eltould be ...

... twhe Uffierpool Ptaclli - SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA, I FRIDA Y, MARICH 29, 1850. THE EASTER ADJOURNMENT. ]Parliament has now risen for the Easter holidays-a stage of the legislative year at which we are always able to form a pretty accurate con- jecture ...

... on the Ta I?- l8tb, and is expectedi to return to Liverpool the latter ski ICc part of next week. cot xc Ti dy(od rdy and Easter Monday and Tues- tot )II day-, will1 il' keopot las ail hoiday ait the- Liverpool Bankruptcy iC 01 Court, iii accordance wvith ...

... gave the Crown the power of nomination. The amendment was resisted by Mr. Labouchere, on the part of the government, and gave rise to a long dis- cussion, Mr. Gladstone and Air. Cobden being amongst its supporters, and Sir R. Peel opposing it. Upon a divi- ...

... with the advice of the president of the aosambly, to loun get his proposition printed. The assembly a.-reed to adjourn till Easter Mlonday. The left gave vent to munrmetrs. at this Md resolution, which they regarded as au idle sttperstition. pra3 The C ...

... economically distasteful to a part of the Dublin tradesmen. . An incident took place in Paris on Easter Mon- day, which has in some quarters given rise to C much apprehension, and which in others is I attempted to be slurred over as quite unimportant ...

... P~rnrsit.-The following resolution was come toat a vestry meeting held ait St. Just, Penw.ythl:- Rev. Si,-At a arge ~ St. Jest, Easter Monday, l&5O. Rev.Sir-Ata lrgeandinfluential meeting of parishioners this clay 'in vestry assembled (the vicar having left ...

... ofMr.Callhounatsuch- it a moment will prove an irreparablei loss to his party. 1- -STATE OF THE PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS AT EASTER. The (From ties Spectator.) Tenumber of bills introduced into the commons by ministers is- thirty-four, and by private members ...

... our share of the merriment to the sailors, and so we all took up our freedom and kept our beards. 29th.-Third Sunday after Easter. Sinep crossing the line we have proceeded very slowly, baving but made about 15 degrees. Some days we were perfectly becalmed ...