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... MIsE BRIGAIDS I.VIEWMD- YES'TBU~lDAtY. A reviewv of tih flietrepolitmiv Fire Brigade took plice ye.,terdiiy afteri(oll ol l'eckfi11x Rye Coimoixo. ianly ?? lisi of o xeotile gutlil ed from aill parts II ?? to Wttije.S thle liS)fixiY, ill which' there took pi:t, mlitlr tile lirectioll Sf omainilidilrlt WNI-ls, R.N., 1491 ollicers nelm 11100, sith live stellex ire cingixieC, four ?? eicl.CLILcS, ...

... A'P I., lx oi t ? o 'THI ITTCS. I iljI ' ?? ?? i I I vI 'II ' 'II 1) lII.t1I II . 1 it i I - i- I 'ii I ' ' i1 ?I. I~~~t ~ ~ it 11 ?? ?? kit i Ii 'I t 'I 'v a I lI vI i I ' I 1' V(I 1 ?? II' l- !lt 1'i I I f 1%! , jilt I ?? Ii'' I t u*l III Il t It ' ti ' i ida,; fii I eit Ii F i i I1 11 i .11 1 iII IM~vor:;i vlif,1 fol, 'U i iff *I I I 'I III I o I vi ;Iseti It rel !viU I; l I ?I I I 11 ?? y ...

... CHAMB3ERLAIN'S VI[CTIMS. THE:IR RETURN HOME. UNCARED.FOR AND WRETCHED. A 11Ol RI3BLE STORY. --o1 Tbe troopsllihi JolitittiL, from Capetown arrived at Solitilazupton onl' Thttrsdlny, briniging Captainl Rice, 1st Rtoyal Irish Fusiliers, wounded, tad twenty mCII wiiitiled, win will beo Siet tti Neticy , tud 1141 WoMes and 237 children, the wives antd families of the bat. telions which score ...

... rWRITTEN POlt RElYNOLDSii'ii NcWSP'eA~rco BYDAVID ROBERTSON'. ?? of hoisterouss revelry in thea sergeants' mesa ewept, 1acioss ?? ?? uisii b roke tihe iti~ll ess of ?? rilen Indiansut iiiIt, rilsiiiei the senti5 tit ?? ?? the silli'Cero' ijinirvteiS to gri1iiill Or~lS I' ait e'.iiit' at, ease, thle hotter to esteli $ ic swielg of the chores thle aeigniit seI re lustily shioutillor 'I'ley ...

... T IEIBUTCIERS' BILL. CHAMBERLAIN'S CORPSES. COMPLETE LISTS. COST' f25,000,(0). MAGERISFONTEIN LOSSES. HIGHLAND BRIGIAE LOSE 650. BLACK WATCH NEARLY WIP'EID OlUrT. _._4 A TOTAL OF 833 IN hILLED, WOUNDED, AND L)SISSI-NIG, The oficial lists of the casiualties at the engagement ?? on December 11 wart issued by the War Office on Thursday. The list shows that tile Isse among the officers were ...

... LONDONT AVEEK BY TEEK. * LONDON COU7NTY COUNCIL. Thin London County Council net on Tuesday af'ler thet Easter recess at thle officeos, Sprioig-gardeiss, Loril Welby presiditig. The chief lihiisiiss was thle question Of constict.Iliog ft noew ThiLenes tunnel to facilitate th±t crees-jirer traffic below London Bridge. It was tIlti' niately resolved to consiruct a twinile1 to cozineot ...

... | RE YNOLDMS NEWSPAIPE1. | I|- SUN DAY, APRIL 30. SUiS)AY'S EDITION. THE REVr. GOD DAIMN PARKER. It was rather cruel of Dr. Parker Ii knock the bottoni SO ?? out of the Chapel people's celebra tion of tle CrOPutiwell tureen tenary. No dlunht 1)1r. Clilford 111(l t he other good people all del ivered able specelles, hult it rentillns at fatet thlat the demottstiation of the people who ...

... C E NA. III T, NEW S. 'thle Ito1Mi of 'I tl, h,- e itoieit loe. aL licw line of newt11 TI hut~if I.,Il( ?? to ?? III It)1ort, '2 I' I . i':1 o )Ii ICOOi. Ilosoa-rd 3n0 LpiCI 'I ' t'tl~ ll~li'it'lil I Ift 10 bii ii) to .0, of 'U.I11d.1110 '00013 ?? tirong tiplt ofo Ichv iil i'v lie1ttlitou Ci E!110t~a ?? 411~~ av, .1 I.,I , Ill!'h 0f Xrl~t It Mzi40rhb 21' net. At o ''l't.10.1 1 ,10tititOr ...

... ACCIDENTS To CfIA'!IISU STEATLCns, Tl'e ?? steamer Victoria iln oltli iig rover [forbOear on Friday mrosning fiolnI Calais collidl(cd witli the riigo iateliciiier Eiiswiek. lioth 'Kr.c.e ise seriolusly 1laniclf 'bTie Victoriar ad I lian bo ns sirolhed. The Fen wa;n rough, but the passeugers were landed in bslifet'v. 'lilte steclileir Ville (do lDoiivre, Wrliell left 0st('1il betol. ar ...

... I THE B3UTCI1ERS BILL. HEAVY BRITISH LOSSES. S OFFICERS KILLED; 2-4 WOTU0NDED. 30 MEN KILLED; 152 WTOU ND)ED. A SE-RIES OF SUICIDES. REFUGEES- STARVATION. 0 A TALE OF TWO WOMEN. fl\Yr1rEN roa 1REYNOLiDs'9 NrwsweArZR. BY J. A. O'SULLIVAN. The. smiling sunbenits, slanting through the windoaws of the neat, whitewashi!d famihouse, saemnod to ask the pale-fiaced, careairor little woman, with the ...

... THJE POIACY OF B LOOD. While the tuition ot1-ins to be on the verge Pf Nwr wil lte DUtchlll D in the Trralsviald, [t ii )llip rlant- to liiae n iealtr notion of the . s of the SoeIth Afriea l It ollatilorts to own co miiilt y. HoIland, d as everyonte kitows, ws.v- tile great colotnizing country of the wvorhl. e ll hif-wre the llritish enibatrked on ti n ltt' 0ikde Tihil. 1 I O55essed5Oel all ...