... THE MORNING EXPRESS. LATEST TELEGRAMS.. ?? (BY OUR PRIVT Mm 5 o'loek Edition. FIV TO 01NE. LORD ROBERTS' STR'TEGY IRRESISTIBLE FLANKING NOVENNTS. EVERY FARhO USE MN ARSENAL. STRICT SEARCH FOR ARMS AND AMMUNITION. Times Telegram. =eEiZV7n %MROUGE PRESS ...

... interview that Lord Roberts had with his Sovereign prior to his departure for South Africa. In saying Good-bye Her Majesty took hold of both Lord Roberts's hands, and, with tears in her eyes, said: God be with you, Lord Roberts, and with all my brave ...

... announced of Mr. Robert Lodge, for many years well known and much respected in commercial circles in Manchester. He was born in 1816, and cor-1 moened his business career with the late firm of Messis. W. B. Watkins and Co., importers of indigo, madder, turkey ...

... necessary informa- . tion, had strict injunctions not to allow the street door 3 bell to be rung. GENERAL SIRt FiEDERICK ROBERTS.-The Union Steamship Company have received a telegram from Capetown stating thattheir Royal MailsteamerTrojan, which should ...

... Shortly afterwards I recognised C . Thomas Roberts swimming towads R me with a zone. WVhet he readied me I could scdcely hold mn aisinrdsU ner to pu t the r ope round my s ?? I felt terib y w kbut Mr Roberts swam with me to th c >liff, and though there ...

... his visits to LottD GLENELG at the Colonial Office. A new Church Reform Commission has been issued resembling that of SIR ROBERT PEEL'S Cabinet, but sub- stituting the names of the present Ministers for the Tory Ministers. TUE death of MiR. CAaltBUT tERS ...

... the Earl and Countess of Fern- C: broke. LadyF 'Pro-o. Lady Anne Ilamton, Lady C~helsea, Lady Wolvetrton, Lord andi Lady Robert aI Cecil, Lady Allwyne Cotupton, and Mtiss Agnes Weston3 (the Sailors' Friend 3., I ?? thue ships in the HEarbour h ad not ...

... the way Mr. Hoare of requested Captain Perry to accompany him out to speak to Mr. Madder, anud he agreed to do so. Subsequently Mr. Lovett was informed that Mr. Madder said to these gee- tlesnen that deponent was 1a coward, a liar, and a black- ig guard ...

... Uddiigston, rear Glasgow. William Muirhead, while ngaigedl in propping up part of the workings, was killed instantareonsly, Robert Wyper t veit to his resoes, lbit was overpowered with the damp i nddied. lour other ien, naneed Paterson, Torrauce, Gibsou ...

... attitude chosen is not graceful, nor can the boy be said to display much strength in his lost labour. The Expression of Mr. Robert Giffen (493) has been well caught by Miss M. IL. Hooper, who seems to have at once seized the mingled seriousness and humour ...

... petitions were presented both in favour- heof and against the Dissenters' ChapelsBill, from allparts of the Ial country. Lord ROBERT GROSVENOR presented two handfuls of olo petitions in favour of and against the Dissenters' Chapels Bill, ion and said they ...

... virtues of Wisdom, Truth, and Love. Scar- I let stands for ardour; vermilion for zeal, sepia for l nursing powers;'' brown, madder, for ad justigngoes of mivd. It is worthy of note that the earlier and (as Miss Hloughton contends) only partially developed ...