... OF VICTORV, OSTISH GAIN FOUR BATTLES. EAVY LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES. RTI5H AND BOER GENERALS SLAIN. RIECORDS OF BRILLIANT DARING. MAFEKING BOMBARDED BY THE ENEMY. * n I .V * t. 4t ¶.\ 0 PASS MI D |ATTLE OF GLENCOE A THRILLING ACCOUNT. HOW THE BOERS BLUNDERED AND WERE BEAT-EN. HEROISM OF OUR TROOPS. THEIR ATTACK UNDER MAXIM FIRE. The Central Newt correspondent at Glencoe Cenap, telegraphing on ...

... Y~ OU want your portmanteaux, bags, &c., to Utrtpaired go to `W~bb's Old-E~stablished Mlann. ,acoy 5, Queen-strtet, Portsee, aend 48, ,)%*b2rne-road, Southsee. Ove of' the Largest -Stock ?? Requisiteo to select frori. Til V'asiAy being, tVic: anniversary of the death of Al G~eneral (,ordon, the hero of Khartoum, the C.. Porternouth Gordon Boys' Brigade attended A ju service it, the evening at ...

... VIGOROUS I INK- SLINGING. it o Aenities of urican Journalism. (FROM TREU EVENING STANDARD.) Those people who have read Pickwick adn Papers Iwill probably bear in mind the way that nd- the editors of the Eatanswill Itepeae'et ande Di-Gazette abused each other in their respective ma anY sheets. The rival editors did not, it will be ret remembered, confine themselves to personal wo abuse of ...

... T.,- a_ ?? ?? £.L BJ. rS I - ~FRIDAYw. ' BAmrADoUs.-Letter from Senior Naval Oficer, dated 20th March :-Pallas at Barbadoe '20th d te March; remains for the present. Pearl at Bar. | badoes 20th March ; leavesfor Bermuda on 21st nate March, callingr at ~St. Vincent, -t _ dc any Dominica. Montserrat, Nevis. St. Kitts, Virgin lfe Gorda, and St. Thomrs. Alert at St. Lucia 20thi ltfe March; returns ...

... A HUMAN BBLOODHOUTND. how ile Trapped a Kidnlapper. W ]'eraoste Paritit0t1o or middle 'Ti-%ns is at hIUmanR hgbloudhc(usd, says thle Saci lYw-4,* J'os~, His at iCelztUg' POw~er of sceet, for a I ug, timte exhibited -for thle ?? Of hiri frienlds, WRSbt' u 0Iro I ractjcai test mid resulted ILI 1`unuin1g1', down. tho kanidapper of a you rigl ?? Ilie is an Atustralianvi by birth, and patssedlhis ...

... TIR Fd I UuYAnCE.-'he OchOber Fair com- menced OuWednepday, and residents at the Green and at the bottom of 1bc ?? hlave been subjected to the usuii annoyance. lPocrols'. ?? As'rosNriEN's.'Ie ?? out of the Reserves has retdetedit necessary for ry the Army authorities at (;osport to obtaiu the a services of two local inedical gentlemen, ' Surgeon-Alajor Crouch i aill ke at Forts Grawge anud ...

... SERVICE WEDDING AT-: -PORTCH ESTER. I 0 FOT-C-INGLES. y A fashionable Service wedding was celebrated f at Portohester Church on Thursday between f e Lieutenaut Cuuningham 11. de C. Foot, R.N., at 3 Li present serving on the Alexandra, and Mary V r E lizabeth, eldest daughter of Rear-Admiral r it John Ingles and Mrs. Ingies, of Beach Cottage, a Portchester. The event was of special interest I ...

... UEI?TE7?IARIAN SIaTEnS. A2n Wonderful J.hd Indian Trio. Lurs Thlere can be ro doubt: tbat the three oldestt ie tisters in the Uriited States-possibly in theI .1 whole worldt-aret sote Indiaut womene hi San us;lig outi Souitherni Oalif'oruiti. i h wsill p'sb few years. aud hast offered large sumss ior the ls Gdold womea to leave t}.eir families aud ?? n and go out for exthibition purposes. But ...

... ?? SATURD~gAY.| 3lo lD}33ONSTRATION AT l ofPORTSMdOIJTE. a uo ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . the AN ]\IPOSIN13 PRO)CESS1[ON. h >go The scanty support hithexto accorded the|b Royal N ational Lifeboat Institution by the people ?? of Portsmnouth led the MaLvor'(Aldermau Ti. Seottn or. Foster) to consider the fc~atjiiljtv of holdiug a . rta,| Lifeboar, Satarday demoustratipors Worthy, not .only of the borough ...

... POISONINu IN FRANCE. ut .- .. 1. Seven~teenth3 Century Crim~es. es vh enteenth century remains in oar , imgintio as he ulmnatig pintof all the e eleanc nn gratressof rane.We calL it fe c k graadzsiecle, aued Louis X:rv. is (a grand roi. If we . d vould forrn a bet:,er opiniou of our own time, inu d contrast with past ages, aud see the shadows f behind the glaring light of the seventeeuth c to ...

... aTH WEEK' WAR NEWS. en re TN-tER BATTLE AT LADYSMITH. di RUsHING BLOW FOR THE BOERS. in fn AN ARMOURED TRAIN WRECKED. ti 6iUILO AND TROOPS MAD'PRISONERS. ti BRITISH GALLANTRY IN THE WEST. a k BULLER'S ADVANCE IM MNENT. e of further severe fighting has come to hand this week, principally from Lady- E grtb iLsteourt, and 31afeking (B the whole the British have had the best of the encounters, but ...

... PEITHEFLEETABROAD. - e| FBIDAY. GIBnALTAR.-Edgar arrived 29th June and sail, 30th June. (Telegraphic).. S MALTA.-Revenge, Hood, Venus, Banshee, J and Bruiser arrived 29th June. (Telegraphic). MsDITEva'st~reAN.-Lettere from Commander_ v in-Chief, dated 20th Jaue:-RaTuillies at sea- flag of Commander-in-Chief; cruising. Revenge s at sea: flag of Rear-Admiral : cruising with flag. Cinsar, ...