... TH1E WE ATR ?? Wednesd,4 TM OF SUNTRYSE ADSI) N. LAT. 5&3 52 58'. W. L 1' E Stov asm ?? ?? Sv-v mmr ?? A Nxw Moor .. AIpL 2. 5.23 . Frt SO c PIREV. 'O - PREv. DAY. IDtAY. Tle, Vercury falls for mrl.n ItsSEm; te r ,. rapdly, far hteary ftOrTZ&: if &IOT- r ;2dbtc,, 1: r;tCs-rapeIF fo at*:dwr0e 7ll- g satbe>r A is TiSSv': wamd earin!: -N. E. rev- f -t WIFATHEFR FOPl WAST FO~R TO-DA'y* Win ' d ¶ ...

... THE MORNING . EXPRESS., 78.e LATENST TELEGRAMS., he ar, ia (BY OUtR PRVAE W ) ed -al If. by 5 o'cloek Edition. at. -as ed LORD ROBERTS TOVING ON by7 ail BETHLEHEM. sre he Daily Express Telegram. 'or Capetown. Frida'y. as Lord LoLerts, as 'has been known to the inner circle for so-me day.-. is still operating- in the direct-ion of ek Bethiehem. and is not going in touch Kroonstadt, the rid new ...

... TILE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF SCULPTORS PAINTERS, AND ENGIRAVERS. The success of last years experiment has induced the body of artists of which Mr. Whistler is the President to challenge the attention of the public. The Skating-rink at Knightsbridge adapts itself ad- mirably to the purposes of picture exhibitions, and if the walls are but sparsely hung, this rare occur- rence will be hailed ...

... WAL OFFICE CONTRACTS INQUIRY. THE ALLEGED A.4T IFT' AT BRIBERY. (FROM OUR t'. ..ON2 REPORTEIRS.) Mr. WV. L. Jackson's Committee, who are consider- ilg any allegations of fraud and irregularity in con- nection with War Office contracts during the ast i i twelve months, held its fourth sitting yesterday. The: olher ?? of the Committee were Colonel Denny, Captain Donelan, Mr. Elliot. ir. ...

... THE COUNTY ELECTIONS we' MST RESULTS. LIBE RAL GAINS INORTH- RA3MPTON SM-E & MAIDSTONE MCOCKYMLRM GOES MXflY Th' ?? of the oounties is Mnow being heard, and :ist results are as satisfaoroorr to the Liberals as to t: C'onsrratives. Sir Wilfrid Lawon has had .sc tha penalty for his vigorouS lenunciation of the ?? na the other sidle the Ho. 'Bobby Spencer in.0 -e:,ined LLs seat irn Alid NYo ...

... (From Trot nightfs I London Gawtt.e?' RteC.TIEMNAL flISTRICZ Brevet-Colonel E. t. Courtemay, from Lie dne, balf- pay, to be Colonel, to commond the Tenth J-egimntak ?? ithe Lncoinshire BRegimt), vim Colonel (temporamz Iemr etrajl T. ET. Verner, V.B. LINRD eATTAMIO.N-S. The Northttnberland il ?? Ma2 rell Myte. froue Boberts's Horzo. nominated by tho Gotern2r ot Cae Colony, to be Second ...

... THE WEATHER,. FCnRT SOman, dfy, 4 ax. TIME OF SUNISE LND SUNSE AT LFEDS. N. ?? 5P, 5D, 5a'. IVXL, ?? 1' 35, ?? FLFMSRUM ?? Ot .9 ?? asQ ?? cisgl> Niluw MoosT.. SP~ 23.7-S7 m S. PinT Q'T Oc. rt. 1, 9A11 is. ara. Q | To - t 1E.- . 95 s |1 AF R 0 3c WIND- = At G870 2-CI) 600 lMETEXR £AANk,. ,M 29 - -~..SSTERDAY~, Th6 362mat'ry la~le for rain. ,Wttb 6S. Pi-. S. I T d& rvtidt, for h-.aa-y tCrras: ...

... PRF4ER3JMNTS AND APPOINTMENTS. (Frum ta'? Gmvdiva.o Betts R7 R E. if V icr of Tlso T hin4: Viear 02 Nbrth LAf3nmro &iune y. Patron, fat Bisbop of W=,Dhes;Avr. BooS ;EV. if. .T.. Vicar of Sr. J s Klam, DEvfoTrt; Vizsr df Asbbozrlun, witb Thi oa l td bloo:1r, -,olo . i'atzons, the Doa m5rz Chaptcr of ErBe^.r. Ota:1o afEV~. C,., A.s. 3)D., T,LD * r-nr;t, cf Wmr~orcE LnEofi;: 1eei>.m.~te of ?? ...

... I SOME OF THlE NEW EMBERS. asV- lie Colonel Sannuel Alexandler Sadler (Middlesbrough, C), air of The Sourliands. 3ag'scliffe. Yarm, and AMiddles- to brough, is the third son *Sf the Ilte MIr. James Sadler, kh of Langley Hnz, near Birmingham, was Lhrn in 1812, and was educated privately and at IUniversity College. .ed He is a o anuficturing chemist 2nd coalownor, has been in a member of the Tow ...

... COTL DALGETY'S BRAVE SLOTA EfLIEVIJG COLIUMNS, IEEVEN TH DIVISION MALRCK FROM11 BLOEMFONTEIN. TiE DOERS DEF-EATED1 BY POLE -CARET. W''e Lrrt)il' to announce vesterday the initria- 2Or. I . 1:tiVealeuet lT y Lord Lotr)eris to the east-. WIN ?? -L; itct'ttt tit-. CIenieW recrefrinft from tale ii' rtortin 5rho Free S:tae, alld toi , l lia-s)t Ill]itr f;c-tin nds RIttdle. Cherrm- sie B3ritnSr. i ...

... AGRICULTURAL REVIEW OF THTE WEEK, Splendi 4weather has favoured the completion of the h arvet, ?? now been effec.ted in all but a few o' the latest English districts, and, even in these, there will not be much corn left to cut after the end of the presetit week. From nearly all counties reports indicate that the stackyardls are less vwell-filled than usual. There is no reason for surprise at ...

... ITHE RAYD ON A LEEDS GAMING HOUSE At T,eeds City Police-court yesterday, before the ISipendiary Magistrate, the twernty-four persons in- vo ved in tha raid recently made by the police upon a gaming-house came up for trial. ay.bn Harris, or Foxhall, was charged that he being the occupier of a cortain room en the ground floor of the house, 35, Templae-treet, had unas fully opened. kept, and nsed ...