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... TO UP, 77 EDITION, . 51E FIGHTING ThI THE PHILIPPINES. INSURGENTS STOUTLY RESISTING. \NASHPINGON, Mouday.-The following cablegram, dated Manila, March l6 has been received here from Genera1 Otis: MacArthur advanced bycoud New Cauayau, two miles beyond Polo, nine from Manila, and fifteen flromII Malolos. Railroad will be repaired to advance point to-morrow, and troops be supplied by cars. ...

... iWE'EIF- TO G$ FOR: ]EA-.STER RAILWAVvY AND STEABOA INFORMATION0 Withthenoenue ?? oliaysthevarious -,05 10-cryrr IP cinirie~rti~vv'antI s'ceatn.boet'-baxe issued parilr of thr soecnia arrangemernts fror de-alit> with. the: Lnxtra~otdina~ry traffic. Iii tt'.tev, uis niadc elaborate ptcpdrat'olliS ot ti_ hotda seasoti. A SPeC~ hcoiokg' oflite witl be opeurd a. Liverpool-str'eet bor the iqseof ...

... ST. PAUL'S CATNEDRAL.-Bishop Barry, 10.30; the Archdeacon of London, 315 thle Rev. ). stolr7 WLSTtIaSTrEi) A\3i ?? Rev. H. G. Daniell-Bainbridge, 10; Canon Gore, 3;j ,lhe \1en. \V. D)anks 7. ST. SAVIOURS (.OLLEGIATE CHURCH, Southwark.--The Rev. T. Bates, 11.15 the Rev. S. M. 1'ayler, 7. CIIlAPEL ROYAL, ST. )A1ES's.-The Bishop of London, 12. CHtAPEL ROYAI, SAVOY.-Tihc Rev. P. W, Wyatt, 11.30. ...

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... ivgulf Iffalf onjette officto 12, CHARING CRosS ROAr, W.CO is probable that the Queen will pay a visit in the course of a day or toto the Empress Frederic. at Bordighera. Her Majesty will travel by peci,,l train inl the afternoon, take tea with her eldest daughter, and returui before dinner. The Prince of Wales is expected to return to Sandringham from the Biviera on Friday, April 7, or ...

... F I N EH N T M ?? N T 7,, P I C) F I N Y, A ;iN! ?? ?? NC3 ( A. NI!\8 i t tfi1 i-I Xiv ?? ?? 'a prettyr' story fromil St. PetcerSburg, a patiletic StOr,' ii m'.utI:- full oF rnrmorncS v-zr, toucerirngr9 v.ery inforroiag. It ' int t he. bosonm of a British public capaciously opeC2 to such ?? IrJt j i the N, orth], and p--rished wihen-e it Meli. ILt ia'j>2?l thel story of t.Ie T3 Isr s message ...

... Municipal corporations. have many things of common interest, and ian annual conlerence t ther is quite a harmless pastime, with sometimes valuable results. The delegates gathcred at the Guild- hall on Saturday congratulated themselves and the Government on the introduction of the Telephones Bill; whether they were quite asjnustified in rejoicing over the rejection of the General Power ...

... : .- i i C R FE S N LV . NDAs 0 ( a. 1i, I'Mr~ HIOUTSt. BYt AN .OBSrtwnvaR.[ of te ~oerntentof London andc its wNter. upply otoe tint atfo the Hous~e of Commns~~ yesterdlay. I j i ~5 erhap~s, ?? the af1airs of Londou interest the. lieuse ~eas tho se of Scotland or ae. ?? in- s uner dscussion, then is the-ous Li. Ih.'t det mination of ?? relm-.,e~lng oa rmer handful. Ini two instsncen, of late ...