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... of Captain Edward Henry Howard to flag rank. Bin nor Colrhso _ur> Csttwato.— Sir Garnet Wolseley, on tho application of General Clifford, bas permitted Bishop Colenso to send the following message te Cetywayo :— Sobantu greete Cetywayo. He is grieved for bim, and does not forget him. Captain Poole, R. A., wbo haa charge of the ex- King, gave bim this message, and in due time the follow- ing ...

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... I ANTICIPATIONS ON TBE L_WES MEBPTNG. The first tww days' racing' at Brighton were net pro- ductive of aay special feature. The company wm quite ' an average attendance, bet the ground waa so hard that several animals intended to fulfil their engagements ware not brought out. Tbe Handicap PUtea fell off : considerably from what was expected, and the sport, particularly on the Oup Day, was ...

... SIGNS OF TO-DAY'S WEATHER. Ths Meteorological Department prophesied xA sight o'clock last night, thst ths weather, during ths next 24 hoars, will be ss follows:— 0 Scotland, N. .. ( Variable or north - easterly 1 Scotland E. .. 1 hreezes; changeable, some cold ' ' V showers. ( Westerly or north - westerly 2 England, N.E.-j winds, moderate; changeable, I some cold showers. 5 England, E. .. ( 4 ...

... the different proposals of the Cambridge Reform Bill. At the same time, several of the j subjects thus introduced to our notice arc, although distinct, so intimately connected with one another, j that we should inevitably fail to realise the true | state of the case unless the relation between them be kept constantly in view. Thus, the qui-ti>n- relating to the constitution and functions of ...