... THE EASTER There were comparatively few departures of troops from Victoria Station for Brighton this morning, those who went going individually and bytheordinarytzains. The principal entrainment of Volunteers for the Review will take place on Monday morning ...

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... THE EASTER HOLIDAY. Hie Easter Holiday is over, and gladly as it was welcomed, has hardly been a time of un- mixed delight. Even if it came in the poet's month it would have its drawbacks. It falls just late enough in the year to tempt people to spend ...

... EASTER AMUSEMENTS. THE THEATRES. A few years ago Easter was only second to Christmns as a season marked by the production of theat- rical novelties. But in these days of long runs all tbis is changed, and Kaster Monday sees only the first representa- ...

... THE EASTER REVIEW. In view of the approaching Easter Reviest at Dover, several corps have already applied for barrack accommodation. Great interest is being manifested by the inhabitants, and the Mayor has announced intention of calling a meeting at an ...

... THE EASTER MANCEUVRES Brigadier General Hamilton, who hi mend of all the corps of Surrey Volunteers Home Defence Scheme, has issued orders for the NO commanding battalions in his b rig ade to days hence to consider the promi.L of the PO Cambridge and ...

... THE EASTER MANCEUVRES. The follnur'ng Order was last night to the officers eonananding Volunteer Corp. in the Home Diattict Home District Mee, Horse Cluar.l , , February 1, 1984. The Lien h 'next General commanding having received a report from the R ...

... instead of Easter ; and amongst others is the fact that for members of the Church of England— especially those who hold office, or are engaged in any Church work— Easter is the most inconvenient time that could be chosen for the Manoeuvres. Easter Sunday ...

... THE EASTER MANCEUVRES. It was stated at the War Office yesterday that, despite the difficulties which are found to attend the mobilisation of the Volunteers by brigades at Easter, the peopcsais made by the War Office will be carried out in the are of ...

... THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. Mr. W. H. SMITH, in answer to Mr. J. ELLIS, said—l have endeavoured to gather as far as I could the views of hon. members, and I find that only on one occasion during 20 years, and that under conditions of extreme pressure of business ...

... THE VOLUNTEERS AND EASTER. This morning the first movements of Volun- teers towards their Easter mustering places will be made by the departure of the inarching columns of the Artists, London Scottish, and London Irish Rifles, the two former taking the ...

... THE EASTER MANOEUVRES. « The commanding officers of Volunteer Corps in the Home District met yesterday afternoon, at the invitation of Lieutanant General Higginson, C.8., at tho Levee Room, Horse Guards, for the purpose of con- sidering the best mode ...