... OCCUPATION OF NEWCASTLE. THE TOWN LOOTED Bf THE BOLES. RAILWAY BADLY DAMAGED OFFICIAL JESPATCH. ?? Tne folowming despatch from General Buller was issued bv zlie War Ofice aL eleven o?clock last V night:- NEWCASE, FAnY.--Newcatle was eonU- pied last night, and Lo-day the 2nd Diyision ald 3rd Chelry Brigade till be quartered there. I have sent a force of mxounted men throlg'4 Nqutu to turn ont ...

... THE COURT. WrmsoRctSna, Ska-urnD-. ---The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon, accompanied by Princess Lourse arnd Princess IHenry of Battenberg. Prin css Louise, attended by Lady Sophia MaclNuiu~nara, left the Castle later in the afternoon for London. Princess Christian of ScbleswigTHolstein and Princess Victoria dined with her Majesty last evening.o The )-Jarquis of Salisbury anad Lady ...

... COUPST AND FASHION. THE COURT. VxCBsImcAL LODGE, DunL-in, MONDAY. -The Queen ndi Royal Family and Royal Household attended Divine service yesterday morning. Very Rev. Hercules Dickinson, D.D, Dean of the Chapel Royal, officiated. The sermon wlas preached by che Most Rev. the Archbishop of Armagh. Her Majesty went out yesterday morning, with Pincess QEenry of Bat-tenboergr and in the afternoon ...

... IPROPOSED CONVENTION ATI OXFORD. I MODERN LABOUR TENDENCIES. THE RJUSEIN HALL EDUCATIOCNz IL MOVEMENT. The English-speakintg People's Convention, called by the official representatives of twvo million Bri- tish trades unionists for February 22nd, 1901, at Oxford. is in direct line with a marked tendency manifest of late in the labour world. This ten- dency is to rninimise petty and immediate ...

... 'i M ?? IS A PREFERENTIAL TARIFF TO FOLLOW? ecgi ing ow important may be the results1 of the feder-ation of the Australian colonides in a, eoninerei-ai-s-parti -from any political-sense, a ie--I presentative& of Commercial In telligence has been c~ollectingT the views of the, delegates now in this couintry on belhalf of the five colonies part-ieipa-tiisg in the movemrent, as to -whait somae ...

... i)?. ?UHCOLS. THE DZTUALDIi flJ CO2Dwmaer. Mci-em. VI hi. ha]. SW. Be ic S ±-'iSro apom±i'-, Mm ?? on 2r'J hi- 'J'esad nia? 22 ...

... THjjE CHURCH 0' IRE, LANP. Dowe AD CNNI AN Deoaxro DIOeQ1CESAN of this dioce!se will be bold in Ci iclcee Place falal, Belfast, oct Tuesday, the 30th insit. TvAkcOALENI: Ctteucsx.-Amonni,t thie t lorgmen Present at the deahir-atien of, thiti netW cliurt o-x'n tile 20tlh inst. Was Ron. C-anon Hlare Duke, ?? of Craui-aved. HAR V LIT TffikNKSUIVINCI SERVICES. heT-.)oxrsBO i-ln-laksin- ae-- e-ice ...

... WUllR LO :NbON LETTE-I. D3Y OZR PRIVATE ¶1n0. BELFAST ?? UO-FTCO. 435. S1TRAXD, J.C., SLYDAY NiG.T T/le Latest Polinogs. Y :e-ruayl- rollirgs shove se'veral narrtow escapes on tl e part of Radical candidates wpho ! i ?? s- t .1} c:'e tare Parliame.nt-. Mr. Lloyd George. v.-ho was on y opposed at the last moment, so to steak, by C- lonie Platt, v.-as enabled to resume r.s --at G;r tii-e (aBr-at ...

... The following appeared in our latest edition of yesterday: - THE WA-R. SIT'UATION IN CAPE COLONY. AUSTRIAN EMPEROR AND MR. KRUGER. CAPETOW-N, Saturday. Telegrams from variou-s parts ree Cape Colony, says the Daily Ml' ...

... CUNARD STEAMER IN COL L 151ON. AN AMERICAN SCHOONER SUNK. LOSS OF I I1rE. Q| CIEN-STOWN, Sct'cnar.-Pr teelina cautiouslv .hrough a dense fog wl'ic:h had 5nvcei1)ed tne Arne- .ica coast, the Czunar1d I.n r aSxonha, Ln cammandia of Captain Pritchard, arri-ed bora .hi9 niorning. WShe vas steamling sluo-!y. It -was s-O thick that one ?? scarcely see e. seed. Tene Sasortia sa-tled from Boston about ...

... TH E I{ETURN OF OUR A RIM Y LORD ROBERTS'S APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE. A TTETUTE' -10 TO ITE SOLDIERBS. HEROES AND GENTLEMEN. TO IME YDOT() OF T7lE BEPLFAST NETfS-Ltt. HEfadrinerters of tbie Aranax in South Afifrica, Pretoria, Scptember 1cdtr, 22 Sm-Will a-n-i kinrliy aslnw mi, thrmi'gh the medium of your paper, to rnake an apptezl to ryv Country men and Nvomro upon a. sulje-t I naave very miU2 at ...

... SC fANInDARD ]TEayUZmUxNT8 y SABMAN D. Nm.,i L :1n O CIAR, DO5.ECALL ILACE. 1;ci,.nNest'.)H~eoffice. .Sin. 23. Mor. 24 TUes.25. Wed. 26 Tfhr. 27 FrI. 28 - N 9ND.W. W Wi.NW. 5.5W. 53.W E ?? ?? W IV-d , N,. 31 3 ~ 5 1 3- ?? ci i0otted lules jillds~ta hseigcht of bayom~e,~er aTnoio, rbilcii v es at rmidnlazlit 1-itis! Iclri~es h}ow di.-ectin of wbrad. me.c5iry falls for ra:n, with 5 . ., and W . ...