... got (Crisis in ?? V?ilivpfilcs THE situation in the Philippines has been going from bad to worse. An insur. GENERAL OTIS In Command of the American Forces in the Ph.lippines gent army, number. ing over 20,00, concentrated round Manila, and some severe fighting en. sued. The American troops, un der General Otis, seen to have behaved very well. The fighting took place over a vast area, the Ameri ...

... I THE LORD CERIF .TUSTICE AN I THlE SENT1RY. LORD RUSSELL EXPLAINS. NO BLAME ON TEE SOLDIER. A number of contradictory reports were curront yesterday ai to the accuracy or otherwvkie of the story 6o widely published as to the Lord Chief Juqtice having been stopped by a sentry as he was boing driven in his qarriage through the Horse Guards archway to Whitehall. Thu matter is set at rest by the ...

... A FR7ENCIH i' W OF THE hEA'llER11O)1 W~LjLIAML. THJE PROHIBIl'TED PICTURES | Among French caricaturists of the present genera- tion one of 'the most prominenit iss ML Jdean Veber.r. It has been N1. Veber's good fortine to have his wor-ks eonfiovated within tho C(armnn dominiolns I on account of the fun he has bcen poling at theo Emperor Williamo apropos of his tour in Pales- tine, and this ...

... I -- - -- _ . Notices of no less than thirty amend- ments to be moved on the Address still standon the paper, though severalof them, including those relating to old age pen- sions, are, it is understood, out of order, as anticipating the consideration of bills relating to the same subject. The first amendment on the parer Ior to-morrow (Monday) evening expresses recret that no reference is ...

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... Vail gfaI ClssaRttt .fftreC 18, CHARINKG CROSS ROAR~ W.C. -Lu' Svl -~ -ae avv- ?? - The Queen, on hearing of the loss of her grandson, I'rircc Alfred ot Coburg, promptly cancelled all her immediate eng3gements, and, although I . 1 1- - no decision is oficially announced, it is more than likely that her Majesty will definitely abandonl her intention to hold the first Drawing Room of tile ...

... pAYING ElMPLOYMIENTS .FOR AVOMEN. [W rriTTEN, FOg R EY O D' KitwSAPE.Iit.' FLORENCE, sTA croOLE. o.XIv.-2fINOU1 OCCUPATIONS. Iliiilrr this headinig I liar grouedttc it tniimbcr (if oeitliiittjolts I-'liieli wuiollnifuty fa~ke upl, citier' its iiiciltit by which tlicy tonty snucpleiment it olenifot' inicome or iio work thtnt will lie self-suppcorting, bitt that is nolt crufi'ssioiisl situI ...

... IMPEIAL .PAt RI TME-SflW1! 1iM Ad I -HOUSEP! OF LORDS.-TumtnDATY. The fifth session of tbe fourtetpth Peax!s- ivisutof her lirajesty the Queen was opcued by Royal cormis0sion before a large asseetblalto, in TeNbh ladies were u1111saially 3nImetOct. On accoulnt of the death of the counc Prince of Coburg the PriLce us h n.ales ud the Duke of York were unab. e to be present. In1 the Dip- lomatic ...

... ANIGLING NOTES. The return of the wyet weather came asa g reat dtsrppoiuttsieit ton*1 classes of coon-c- Ashers, ce in cossemiertee of the masddy state of the rivers piko, perch, and chub-fishing is quite off. The Thames has been rising steadily all the week, and yesterday bad flooded some of the low-lying lands aod roads near it, notatlly ini the neighbourho 3d of Old Windsor, Latehet, and ...