... : THE RISING INA PUANCGH * i - X 's I - A- ,. -P.: I SAFETY OTE ITE LADIES (TRn uo RBEM', AGNoL)yl: %, . +: .; SINGAPORE, Airti% 7.65 ?? - The ladies of the families of' the ;British-rie . dents at Pekan arrived. here i infetyvto-dSy9, haing bern brought ...

... 4ATHE MATABELE RISING. OFFICIAL DESPATCHES. THE REVOLT SPREADING. STRONG FORCE NECESSARY. WGTROBABLE OFFER OF BOER ASSISTANCE. TIE DEFENCE OF B1UEWAYO0 ONLY A MONTH'S SUPPLES: I In the House of Commons yesterday, Mr. 1 Chamberlain, in reply to Mr. Buxton ...

... learnt well the lessons of mrany p yrevious Easter manrches. Difficulties of COrir- i irnnicastion preventedmen front lirrgerinlg while they settled dow n in quarters for the night, bitt if they do not rise frotn their strawv beds me- freshed for the ...

... ITHE EASTER MAN(EUVRES. I 4 THE MARCHING COLUMNS. Al 4 Yesterday it -was announced that already 300 1 ?? officers and men of the Artists' Rifles, who are to form bins lb the advanced guard of the regiment leaviri London, en Open Thursday evening next ...

... THE EASTER MANCEUVRES. FURTHER. INCREASE OF THE MARCHING AS COLUMNS. .i THE PREPARATORY WORK. ZAI The fact that the comruencement of the Easter sai voluuteerwork it now ouly three weeks distant, and ex: UlsO that hitherto the volunteers have this yearbad ...

... THE RISING IN : MATABELELAND THE ROAD TO BULAWAYO. bet ;-FORT SALISBO ?? Ait DOI Sto BIM FT CHAR TER t A T D ?? Nol We *VI I- I U K f m ?? ?? ?? ?? otb on. m\e4 the IT ?? The Alt ?? El ?? ?? win rwa ;HOSHONG6 ?? Cha Swi A sth faji m~at tbx Sat Lu Pei ...

... lies they ?? proporty at the ex- Oi~ labour rhle the Engksh people, or such of them as rlybe incnilal that way, can spend Easter in asiag great scheme for creating civio life the country. the people of Ireland have a iess greeable prospect before thom ...

... the compel- Thin amly collection of Easter dues for ever cease, aind instead mis thereof let voluntary Easter offerings, as tbauk-offerings for18 the miniiistration of the word and sacraments, be autbo- 1311 rised to be collected in each parish or district ...

... I The Easter a Holidiys Itn ,hi. 1- Tnn Fiaster Hfolidays may be said to begins with Good Friday. Good Friday might hardly seem in itself . . . .. . .. - *ed to be, by virtue of its associations, a, happy nig occasion for the opening of a season of holiday- ...

... The Easter Holidays, 0 YESTERtDAY the Supreme Court of Juaicntnre, following the oxampla of the I-Iigh Court of Parliament, rose for tile Easter Holidays. Malny of the Judges had for soeUC weeks been absent from r( London on their respective Circuits ...

... THE EASTER MAN(EUVRES. THE ADVANCE ON DOVER. Colonel Moncrieff, Scots Guards, with regard to the disposition and handling of the 2,500 oicera and men of different volunteer corps whom he will command on - the march towards Dover in the last few days before ...

... of hills. Everybody who weld possibly leave the town had put in an ap- pearanoe, and every oeige of vantage in the shape of rising gronnd surrounding the scene of the pro- posed operations was covered with spectators, amongst whom the bright-coloured dresses ...