... - THE MATABELE RISING. ■ ♦ (Through Reuters Agency.) BULAWAYO, June 10. Clifford's horse, forming the advance guard of Captain Macfarlane's column, which has gone northwards in search of the Matabele on the Inguza river, has had a brush with the enemy ...

... THE EASTER. HOLIDAYS. .. The Early Closing Association a:mown* that closing from Thursday next to the following Tuesday will be very widely observe in the City who/e-, sale houses aud by some tu-ms at the West-ende THE IRISH FIf3HERLEB. --4 The Dublin ...

... THE EASTER MANCEUVRES. The difficulties which had been anticipated in arranging for maw:tames by Volunteers on Easter Monday at Portsmouth have proved very serious, and, though there is little reason to fear a breakdown, it is , certain that the condition ...

... parish to present the priest with an egg on Easter morning. But it would require a volume to exhaust the subject. After the Reformation Easter Eggs gradually became connected with Easter sports rather than with Easter religious exercises. The country gentry ...

... EASTER AMUSEMENTS, MR. AND MRS. GERMAN REED'S. Mr. and Mrs. German Reed's Entertainment at Laucharn-place drew large audiences on Monday at the afternoon and evening performances. On both occasions:it. George's Hall waa filled by an audience who manifestly ...

... THE EASTER RECESS Lord PALMER-kTidN moved that tho Innis'- i l rising adjov.ro till Monday, the 15th of April. THE MANSION HOUSE DISTRESS FUND. Mr. CUBITT said tbit, as he had just been precluded by the for.ns of the house from making st-Ueinortt on this ...

... THE EASTER MANOEUVRES. The War Office has approved of the plan of operations prepared by General the Hon. Sir Leicester Smythe, ?? commanding the Southern Mihtary District, in which the Regulars and Volunteers are to take part in the vicinity cf Gosport ...

... THE FENIAN RISING. (from our special correspondent.) CORK, Wednesday Evening. The weather continuing so wretched that it wa». next to impossible to go about, I was compollod ta abandon my idea of accompanying a flying column and spending a night in tho ...

... EASTER SERVICES. In the Abbey, yesterday morning, the Dean of Westminster preached from 1 Cor. ix., 1, Have I not seen Jesus Christ our Lord? Tracing some of the historical facts of our Lord's life in the Epistles of St. Faul, the Very Rev. Dean remarked ...

... 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- ...

... EASTER SERVICES. There is little excuse at the present time for the existence of the notion prevalent some forty years ago, that Good Friday and Easter-day were both festivals ; for t'.e mass of won 0 had no persona! Ie work of pit paring our churohi ...

... THE EASTER The lit Sussex (Brighton) and 2d (Worthing) Rise Battalions should be to iiit of thaw which will furnish detachments for ii e p oric mouth marching columns, the of 0 which will now hems follows : No. 1 Column. —Lieut. Colonel Robinson, tier ...