... IMPERIAL PARMLARENT.I ., I HOUJSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY1, August 3. The Lord-Chancellor took his seat upon the ?? at a quarter-past four. The Alleged Treasonable Correspondence. The Earl of CAMPERDOWN t asked the Under-Secretary for the Colonies whether it was true that letters and documents alleged to inipli- cote certain members of Parlisnent bad beenc discovered at Pretoria and Bloemfontein, and ...

... Fluctuations in Prices. d t2 About a year ago there appeared in the cc Herald an accounit of the work accomplished & by William Morris as a printer. In that article A a few particulars were given as to the type used, the, number of copies issued, and the issue price of each of the 53 works, from the Glittering 'p Plain of 1891 to the Note on the Aims of hl the Press of 1598, sent out ...

... I I I GENERAL HUNTER'S ADuVANCE. rt. _ (A re BOERS PU'T TO FLIGIHT. of ?a5i General Barton in Pursuit. i- er- (Press Association War Special.) of Warrenton Camp, 3Itay S. ?? The Vaal River has been successfully crossed I an at Windsorton by General Barton's Brigade, T with whom is General flunter, commanding tho B] division. The Boers have evacuated Windsorton and Klipdam, and are trekking ...

... Ir1T~iD KflsGPOiX l A Year's Work. o tri- ' nY enterprise is of con- .I 0es of the community and 0w*;i importance to communities *, Y:Lr In e ythe tendency is rnore :- i;ipa;tsation-a regrettable ; .. ,,lbinit uan inrcireaslng one. triz w 'records preserved at N .,L, sct forth in such a. manner The ?? an ~ss one mile 'ns none can Thii w 5 ' ir't Ideli c! stloidy. As Til 1 so to extract ...

... WEATHER REPRAT AND FORECASTS. - - - - I Meteorological Office, Friday, 8. p.m. In the course of the past twenty-four hours the distributien of barometrical presstire has becorme very complex. The anticyclone recently noticed over Weatsrm Europe has been moving away gradually in an easterly direction, while three shallow depressions have appeared-one over Scotland, another over France, and the ...

... FO RI&GN MAlS. Dotes of Despatch and Hoes of BEx Cinz fia at Chief 021cc, George Square. ?? O Ascemni n ?? ?? 19 65.J)Ai Aszstroliavia, Vlc. :ay Queersiand,S.& 1via l.EvezyThbsr. IL3Q0J- av * N.Arelalnd Tasmania.) 13, BshamaaBerudas ?? Jan. 19 615. f vihu~uthnamptton Jan. 19 6.15j.a. Brazil . ?? Jan. 24.1t5..Ja ; ?? 24 MJ:*J'2 - Britisi CentraL I via Cape Town. Ev. FnLo. 1ME0- Africa) via ...

... Prince. Charles Edward. By Andrew Lang. (London: Goupil & Co.) Certainly the sumptuous series of monographs B to which this volume forms the latest addition j d is nothing if not catholio and comprebensive. 1i i No narrow restrictions of politics or dynasty Or S religion limit the freedom of its capacity, which . E has room for pretenders and usurpers as well; as for do facto and legitimate ...

... GAPE COLONY. 'he GENERAL GATACRE. J zed O ere AN ENGAGEMENT AT taa I it CYPHERGAT. sc fc He _ fc on, (From War Corrzspondent of Daily aot News and Glasgow Herald.) fc Dps Sterkstroom, January 3, 6 p.m. ith I have just arrived at Sterkstroom, 2eC through a country entirely populated with 0ve Dutch. It is difficult to ascertain the real senti- eg. ments of these people, but I am able to say ...

... IN THE FREE STAhTE CAPTURE OF A BOER CONVOY. re A (From War Correspondent of Daily a News and Giasgow Flerald.) ? x General Thaba Nchn, April 29. 1.10 pro. General French is holding Thaba Nehu., t General Randle, with the Eighth Division, is cc also here. ' The Boers, under Lonis Botha, are in con- siderable strength in the immediate vicihiy. The British tried hard yesterday to draw them ...

... BOERt REINFORsCEM\ENTrS. (From War Correspondent of DailyI News1' and Glasgow Hlerald.§)') Ladysmith. Februlary 1. despatched ! February 2. 5.25 p.m., via Zwarta Hop.2 Large reinforcemenits for the Beers arrived, by trains to-day. These fresh arrivals wvere 1 pla ced en portions of Lea Rep and along the -ridges of Moulnt Bulwvana. The enemy is l either meditating another attack on Ladyamithe ...

... GERMAS'NAVY AND BUDGET., I , Launch of the Deutschland. A Berlin, Janumry 10. l The new steamer Deutsehland, of the Ham- a ?? Line, was mclce'ssfuly launched i ' at Vulkan Dockyard to-day, in presence of the I Emperor William and many notable personages. t] The christening ceremony was performed by b Count von Bulow, who dwelt upon the advance b made by German shipbuilding during the past 9; ...

... 'SCOTCH PRIVATE BILLS IN i PARLIAMENT.- Hamilton, Motherwell, and Wishaw Tramways Bill. The hearing Tof evidence on behalf of the pro- moters of this bill was resumed yesterday by the Select Committee of the House of Lords, of which Lofd Ribblesdale is chairman. There appeared for the promoters (the British Thom- ?? Company, Limited) Mr Balfour Browne, Q.C.; Mr Ernest Page, and Mr W. Russell. ...