... certait', re- plied several, and forthwth tihe, ma-'.er was ended. Of eonrse. we t2'52 it,, this proprs-ai lit-i a eonl b--fire the Botri before. uand tihe sche-me approved. buthm w-at do t'he rawpaycr| know of it, wha.It ?? Lhas bein anrhrcdecl themn ...

... attested. The rejections are very faw, despite the seeere test. A large nunmber are already in NATIONAL FIRE BRIGADE UNION. Tlse secretary of the National Fire Brigade Union, Mr, H1 B. Folk-s, stated at a, gathering at Woking thats the president, the Duke of ...

... of -cmi sins had ber C-ic-tad-c ;.ta- 'ait. II. to and heoeravcos of the fire front the Crc-use-a din. gun en 7>, Flbtnac- w--as a terca1'tc c~-piatlrp to 'iv Tb> a-unl wa's fire-d vs-c-sh g'-r-fet-ana.tcd ?? over alase tcI-wis. I, c- ould Irial ever-s ...

... bestanodern'weapons, and trained by Europearn officers. His -attackL is rendered dou'bly for- midable from his arfilery quick-firing 40- pounder Trepps. zess says the bout- -bardment is beiing kept up w ithI forty-fivew of these-pieces. This is very much ...

... gnu there this morning, theni came oouthw-.rd to Hdbkiries Farm, ;ad filed on the guard, killing one mrtm The Blob- kirk Lane-ie- levft in hasto under tre. The guard then retirned, and the enemy occupied the farm, driving off !r. Hoblkirh's castle, and ...

... position is a consider'able ciliip of hilue, * somewhat isolated. Qolonel Alderson s mounte i iinfantry, supported by the Guards' Brigale, took the riah't flank in tlhe advwe ace. '17l csveali. wiflt - [ General Stevenson's brigae in sLpport, torik thep ...

... ithit Die Wet SI.ail-ut 'boked some bucrltets near Kronotstad ahein tltey jrefused tn hurn a canptured inn ii train. 71e thea fired the train vt'-.h his own ha-nds. THE CHINESE CRISIS. REPOIATEI) ED RE.PULSE OF {ERMAA N S. AMEPICAN (TO ERNMEINT AND TTI}|i ...

... manned hr New Ztelandccrs. Ian Ramilton, who reached Pustern- burg yesterdary, reported ?? heavy firing in the Eland's River direction. To-day the firing is¶ aid to he more dlistant, which looks as if BIrnc's Riter garrison had been relieved, and. was ...

... abs-aid nec have left their tons- As a - oust-tea of' net, the fist-eignet-si did net leave tent thev'marr Imnleouchtaa crnr'on. fire miles at icy, in l tIssues, and an attack me' ac-tuslis aside en tea - engine from Fenefri which Wilt rittlttar 'ti taO I - ...

... n--cupared the tow. ad the Br-tisgh iig :was hoissted, the 2ud G~renandier G-uards3 under Laeu..I (t ...

... 'who rtas trading for his ownn tarotf, in money, and who recesirxd tne mn-oney' to fradil- with it, The mischief ?? to be guarded against b-y the Irish Act. of Parliament waas tiate persons cannying on the trade of receiving other people's money, intending ...

... Reuter's oe- respondent ?? following despatch of to- day's date has been received from Taku :-Last ale-itt the Peitaug forts fired upon the Russian in- fantry, and wounded twenty-five men. Since early this morning the forts and town have been shelled by ...