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... THE EASTER MAN(NUVRES. At all the contres of mobilization the weather yester- day was of a favourable character, and the work of the volunteers was untraminelled by the stormy conditions which often beset their Easter outing. OPERATIONS AT GUILDFORD. ...
... 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 VOLUNTEER REVIEW. A meeting of colonels of London volunteer regiments was held yesterday at the National Rifle Association Rooms, Pall-mall, to receive the report of the committee of officers which had been appointed to select a suitable site ...
... 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 ...
... THlE VOLUNTEERS AT EASTER. Aliliougl it lhas been, founda iltlpractic:tiei t~ heldl a field day oin a largescale, the- toluitteera sil~i 'ylascn he idle during bthe Easter hoiasas will 6i suliv tle vaitotis seheites for liel1 dIsis, taste0 i &~rlis i ...
... EASTER AMUSSDTS DIFTTIXY-O.ANTE THEmn.&T-Qi\.-M~rtfl`Y- night, the unabated nfluenc oth EdsrfeividWtohefr-cot ranges of the aures mof thishentcaodood Eiuottr'Ot juveinile auditor' and slbectators. The 'sqns' ofsdt dya~dt hv ov eed their time-sratotioned ...
... Adelphi, are of secondary importance ; and these are all the Easter offerings at the theatres in 1867. DRURY-LANE. The realistic and panoramic drama has found a home at Drury-lane this Easter in the form of a four-aot play by Mr. Andrew Halliday, called ...
... 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 ...
... THE EASTER REVIEW. The arrangements for the great spring meeting!W of the Metropolitan Volunteers and their neigh- Itr0 bours arc now, we believe, all but complete. After, Blc considerable difficulties the use of- a tract of~ olef country sufficient 'or ...
... barraSbalent. Besides tulgaiala ?? rvi'kh mobilisations a 'similar step is feared from todauianz and G'reece, as well as a rising in Aibni;a, macedohia, etd crafe. Ti addition to this the Porte mistrusts Italy. A few days ago some Italiai ejiissie bad ...
... Sooh Krensingto. arriving 6.52 p.m., returnig at 10.42 pm.. ualling at all stations exept Worm ood - sobbe and R1eal- rise. On Easter Monday, on the Baling liMe, the 5.4 am. rai from Baling to Now-cruss, will run s Useal, and a half-hourly serrice of througl ...