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... »•■ * ?? — ■— *—^— — » — i ■»• ■■■■■ . . _•,:— ?? IUE FORTHCOMING REYI&W. Wf % ?BOM OUB SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.! BRIGHTON, Good Frid a _. Tho Beview on Monday will, no doubt, pass off with *8 much, if not more, success than has attended any previous Easter gathering; bnt if, judging by present appearances there should not be so groat a number of spectators, or that the display of welcome ...

... hereby Given, that a Green Buoy, marked Wreck, has been placed close alongside to the N.W. of the Schooner Hillechina Amelia, sunk in S.W. Reach. The Buoy lies in 28 feet at low water spring tides, with the following mar s and compass bearings, viz. :— hi jilin Light House, just opening East of the N.E. Maplin Buoy. SWIB. Swin Middle Li*ht Vessel NEiN. (Distant 5-lCths mile.) S.W. Middle ...

... Mural Tablets in Granll D iT , ?? d „ l ?? Uu i a o S # f ?? , ?? cd on anpllcutiou ' ! ;\ C^nt Itre et ?? °- Louelon. W Removed from jtegent-street. MONUMENTAL.-FORSYTH'S BOOK of DE- SK' NS. Fourth Edition, post free, 10s. 6d. They are the , de- sign* tbat have been long and _re» u ?? needed. -Art Journal. The b-u work of the kind we know of. -Builder. We are glad to com- meud them to all ...

... MOTHER RUSSIAN REPULSE. FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. SOFIA., Dec. 2. On Wednesday and Thursday som-3 hiri fitt- ing ensued on tbe Russians attacking Mehemet A i, Ue, however, succeeded in driving them back from the positions they had gained, threaten- ?? t« line of redonbts on the Camarh Pass and Camarli Heights. (Re ute r's Telegrams.) RUSSIAN OFFICIAL DESPATCBE3. RUSSIAN HEADQUARTERS. BOGOT, ...

... wh e each en of am rawing the phts as ® conte hie right to elect to is part of fact ang vwdy, and that els re party was ‘ve, at the time ¢ with reference { \t was al tion, the question would cular facta oF im to be a wide ve in courts of eq court of equity, was ights and in = va in dealing with not to aliow ¢} Btion such as ¢ le e, trom which the wae cansed a and Co. to, Next day Adameor rer ...

... Facte are stubborn things ; and in no pcrsait is the truth less palatable tlian io cjanectiea with raciDg. Gauged by the ?? standard as Liver- pool, the Shrewabury Autumn Meeting was almost as great a failure, so far as tfeo qaality and quau- tity of the nrjort wore conoeroed $ for, ?? of several proponed engageaaents failing to till, tha sggreg&te nuesber of atarbern iv thirty-tr/o racaa ...

... KETUKtf OF THE AUSTRIAN TROOP& • (By Submarine Telegraph.) (from our own correspondent.) VIENNA, Sundat. Vienna presented quite a festive appearance to-day in honour of the return from Sarajevo of a regiment of the line. When they marched to Jhe front they were three thousand strong. They Jave returned numbering only twelve hundred. T heir losses have been caused principally through the ...

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... TUE *W BUILDING FOR THE POST- OFFICE SAVINGS bane:. To-morrow the Savings Bank Department of *le Central Post-office will be transferred fron st Pauls -churchyard to the great building newl/ erected for its occupation in Queen Victoria-street. Tie site lias been well chosen, being on the north ; a ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.— Thus day. Tl c Lord Ciiancem or took his seat upon th* frooljack bt fivt- o*_UcV« APIH INTMENTS OF LORD RIPON ASfD LORD KEN MARE. Ear? -'STANHOPE presented a petitie*^ from certain paiiblr-s in Surrey against the appointment of Lir.l Ri|;er. as Viceroy of India aud of Lor* Kea.nire as Ljrl ...