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... I THE I WAR IN THE PRIIllPINB. A QUIET DAY. THE FILIPINOS REINFORCED, THE TOTAL AMERICAN LOSSM. OVER 1,000 KILLED AND WOMED, MANIA, March 28, 8.35 pull Although it has met with no further resist- ance since yesterday's victory, General McArthur's Division made only a slight advance to-day. He is waiting until the transportation of supplies and the heavy artillery across the Marilao River is ...
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... LONDON, WENESBDAY, YMarch 29. Parliament rose for the Easter Recess yester- day. On the motion for adjournment a number of subjects were discussed. Mr. Maclean corn- plained of debate on an important subject like the introduction of countervailing sugar duties in India being blocked by a motion which itself had little prospect of receiving consideration, and Mr. ?? madge an indefinite sort of ...
... THE NEW COUNTY COUNCIL RATE SALAR IES OF OFFICIALS INCREASEZD PUBLIC TO SHARE IN THE TRAM PROFITS. The last meetin 'fthe County Council-thle last before the LSe holidays, which extend to April 25-was held Yesterday. Le ?? Thynne took Ihil seat for the City of London in the Paeofru I Duke of Leeds. his .lordship wvas formally greeted by thle chairman e fte Welby). In reply to Mr. Cornwall, Mr. ...
... Til1S 1R .ORN ING} ( INN EW, VS.II Vt ~ Q-co b . a pleaso . to apx'rovo the Mr' V?L P a t eui,'f ?? Ic;' Xjy ~ ,il'al:e of~' the lte 'irt 0 -, - 0 irv ?? nt~' that fan ΒΌ Nt .1~~tMr loele I !. D'.fle o Dei'on-~;lir.- V - 1 ' 4t- ?? - ?? Ar trtIF . i. aii ; tor'i V. c~!'At, 1 o ?? o~t 1-O~'~';XXS0 ?? fom te -.i0Is iel-i hr 1 ti )zhon (aI of titer- tied bvth Bislonf Bi4tkl.) tlo ?? vex-. Clfod ...
... a~o't CU FF> U.11 TV 12t I .f'M~uRC.ANS i PTHEPIIBM1 * 'AF TITOLISANTD~ VOLUN'TEERS W-ANTED, *-j iAACczrj~day. ?? joxuwa ublishies the folltdwiln tete- A ?? I Il 1Eoeeve has !)een taken bv the:, ,Amjerijcas. lhe 'a l i ?? n in~jurCd. Ma-turi iti eh~ lt mi1les of, '\IlolS., - ctlr!epndi of the paper stat~es thjat reiden i: CL 1 eabneat a meetiagyvs-cd;evtg agreed that it to1 L0 call toer ...
... THE PROPOSED LIGHT RAILWAYS FOR TNORTH LONDON. COMMISSION BRS' DECTSION. Yesterday the adjnurned inquiry into the projected Finchesy, Hendon. and District Light F.ilway, the Hampetead. Fistehly. and Edkware Light Railway, aud the Highgate, Fincbler, and Wood-green Light. Iailway, was reaumcd before Lord Jerasy, G.C.bLG., C' ooce Boughev, ?? and Mr. Gerald FitzGersld, ritting ao., Ligoht ...
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... THIIE Church of England is still seeking peace without immediate hope of ensuing it, and the Ritualists and Evangelicals are about equally ?? for the continuance of the turmuil. The manifesto of the English Church Union admittedly let out thne waters afresh Owhren they showed an encouraging tendency to subside. Th e Evangelicals, on the other hand, are for the moment the aggressive party, and ...
... B Y R A I L O R S E A. MORE EASTER INFORMATION. Easter has come to give an interlude of a few days to those who. vweek In, week out, from morn 'lill night are engaged in the round of business. To such people a brief hodiday has unnmeasured delights. Railway and tteamboat companies happily vie with each other in an endeavour to catch the custom of the holiday-maker. Some information additioual ...
... -1 - n PI E-1 c P O I-IT PI J-71 ?? ?? c R -, S I t. ? To :eErIToR O; fli PALL. MALL.GSTE aIppci~ ?? misse Of' the 21st insta nt, haS YJ,-i *-r'> our oi~tc'e. - Will Yon kiudiy rrnrrect Fihe errofleous Inrs.n headng nd ordling of said armcle, as rpu ?? directed against aseparat'd or 't'm-nned ' ncl *1* against Condensed milk gesmmral~y speaking ? We knew,% was te former class of tmie ...
... B Y R A I L O R S X A. MORE i ASTER INFORMATION. Easter has come to give 'in i iterludc of a few days to those who. ` xveek: tit, week out, fronm ioo ii fii i iitit are engq-ped in thle rounid of business. To such people a briet holidayi h :s unum ua~;rcd dei .Railwvay and 6teamboat compauilei hapull vic i v~i~h eachl Clthr inl an clud Ivour to catch the custom of' the holi day-maker. _'-otli ...