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... THE EASTER MANCEUVRES. BATTLE OF ST RADIGUND'S. tE 4'oRx OfE. SPECIAL C0OtEq5PO5NDENTS5) as Dover, Monday Night. in The advance of ithe invader on Dover ?? been of checked, and although no magnificent victory is bE to be placed to the credit of the defending ...
... THE EASTER MAN(EUVRES. | OPERATIONS AT DOVER-A BATTLE IN A FCC. (TELEGRAM ThOM A CORRESPONDENT.) Dove r, Sunday. In preparation for to-morrow, when'some very heavy work has been arranged by General Sir Wm. Butler, commanding the South-Eastern Dis- trict ...
... THE EASTER MANCETVRES. THE INVASiON OF CHATHAM. Chatham, Monday Night. The one absorbing question whiel is agita- ting the hearts of Volunteers who took part i2t to-day's battle is whether Chatham has been saved or lost. As only cartridges were served ...
... thereon. Her Mjajesty has also been pleased to appoint Mal. coln 1i'lNeill, Esq., to be secretary to the Coax.' nuission. T HE EASTER MONDAY REVIEW, - Yesterday morning the marching column arrived at Brighton, the 5000 Volunteers filling nine trains. Five ...
... e~v~Li~ t~uv -r lctvk Nubes ox BATEAT BEKEESS8U.RNE Caaiterbntry, Monday. Sel'dom ?? been'1 aventied with Seer weatner for Easter than that was t~t~oveahereto- ~Y- From day- tvre,5 ~ c .v- ~ aO'son sorh in, all its I was an age-sable fr.shnes~s in the ...
... THE EASTER MONDAY REVIEWS. SEAM FIGHT AT BREIHTON. (SPECIAtL TELEGRAM.) Brighton, Monday Evening. Seldoin has it l been the privilege of Brightonians to witness so interesting a spectacle as the march past on the race course to-day, or so instructive ...
... chairauan, and received with great enthusiasm. The Marquis of SAirsBeaR, -who was greeted with hearty and prolon'ged cheering, on rising to reply said-I have to render you my very deepest thanks fer the great kinduess with which you re- ceired the toast proposed ...
... Khartoum to tireto Lower Elypt the consequences to his ar and our position would have been serious. It wroi have led to a general rising of the tribes on tl nath. of his retreat, and would have endangeri our position in vgypt itself. Meanwbile a mu4 more seious ...
... RISE AND PROCIR IS3 OF 1di C'l I'Y Oie c(ZASGOW. ,,_,LE.t;.l'sr-jOi rzrs'.g3tt catdt LisO.mtttyl A@w.siel11ny.) ~lae m .5'o ?? t1I pullic w1ere presutnte vith i -v i't~ersliig littl bhook, by 'Mr. St;irk, eintitle t ?? f Edl culi;' anl it is ?? Plelt- ...
... ?? TUESDAY MORNING. E 1i _ I * The House of Commons resumed last night.l on the expiration of the Easter holidys I on WOe ?? c ane oC avwr auCwU6y1% sca Amongst other private business, the order- Nol for the second reading of the Forth Bridge C Railway ...
... here a marked rise. .We have 51s 3d on the 14th of this March as compared with 42s 9d on the 18th of March last year. This skould put the British farmer into good heart. Suppose that he grows or sells ten million quarters of wheat. The rise, say, of I8s ...
... force of whica be was so long the kahonred chieL' 13 The meaumentlwhich rise to a height of fully 13 .3 feet, is of silver-grey Peterhead granite. It was Dr designed by a rising young architect, Mr Charles R. M'Intesh, son of the chief clerk at the h ...