... without a struggle. In the early part of last Tuesday morning there was little in the appearance of the Dorking streets to give rise to the supposition that anything out of the ordinary was likely to happen. The tradesmen, relying on the action of the county ...

... half unconscious and found footman at rny elbow. “My master savs.” began, come and have supper wiFb him”? “What.” I cried, rising heavily to my feet, and the footman repeated bis message. “Oh. I*ll come,” I said eagerly. “Where is he? Hurry np.man. I’m ...

... MONDAY. Formal sittings of the House of Lords were held clear up public business before adjourning for the Easter Recess. The standing orders having been suspended, the Finance Bdl was read second time and (vassed its remaining stages. Later in the day ...

... and was fined Tm. Easter Monday’s Torchlight Procession.—ln connection with this event Mr George Hrown. of the Swan Hotel, Leatherhe*d, was, the Epsom Bench, on Monday, granted an extension till o'clock, and Mr Savers, of the Rising San, Fetcbam, till ...

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... between Sir Bedvers Bailer and Sir Charles Warren, the less said the better ; we fear they were not of sach a nature as to give rise to hopes of any very cordial co-operation between the two generals in the fatare operations in Natal. Lord Roberts alone can ...

... was intended—the husband.—Tho Bench eonsdered that the notice had been served, and made the order.—ln the case against Oliver rise, Garlands Road. Rcdhill, .summonevl for neglecting to have his child vaccinated within six months of it* birth, Mr. Scdiultess ...

... General French. It is Sunday, and the first day have had any ram since Easter Monday. We are highly delighted to-day. have tents, and it is the first tent I have been since Saturday in Easter week. It makes it all the more comfortable as is pouting with rain ...

... postponed. Consul-General at Odessa, an Stewart have left town for Ardee s the shaw, Chertsey, which they have as, in till Easter. » dis- In consequence of the death those Majesty the Queen the important — — = 9 =~ — the focus in which centred the. admiration ...

... by leap* and bounds.” Having regard to the substantial increase in the price of gas, which was rendered unavoidable by the rise in the coal market, it satisfactory note that the quantity of gas consumed was last year per cent, greater than during the ...

... T. Ilolutwood; Mr. G. Roser; 3 Mr. T. Songbnrst. For the following comfieGUous the prizes had already been distribr.tcd:—Easter Monday handicap: I M.. I>. Lanaway; Mr. Snmbells; 3 Mr. F. Sutton. Consolation game: 1 Mr. H. Jcimiligs: Mr. P. W. Packham; ...

... Iloliuirood; Mr. G. Roser; 3 Mr. T. Soughiirst. For the following comfieGtious the prizes had already been distributed;— Easter Monday handicap: IJ. Lanaway; Mr. Sninbells; 3 Mr. F. Motion. Consolation game; 1 Mr. H. Jennings; Mr. P. \V. Packham; 3 Mr ...