... INSC.LOTHiM6t AND ITS 7ET P S. -a - to ?? - nn I ci - PoD7ur I In Lhe ,~1i-k -ri te ruins (1I ui~~ d I cmi (C ,rreat cn '1 - ~n %-Pp, ont! ?? -w nh rie saint * n-cm fin>001V Il;armid'C -:11*o~- ..who YP-li to ia,rtbe steamer whic~h ½.Our boat P, t: ~n ~a vhcr came with us, T., .vz-y p Dtz of tezlest. Call~n ,--p l ?? ry and thae Lis- %n -0 ~ ~ cimuln tris( (nthat sit' - I-- ~perTfect ...

... TH9E FDINNISH QUESTION. COOSWITUMOYAL RIPGETS. A special co~rrespondent of the Morning Post,' 1 anr bong from, HeUsingfors on lst inst., sax~-- Echnologically Finland. as occupied- by a mix-cdI 1population of Fienn5 and- Swtedles. At the las`) ?? years ogo-8;_6Q7 per cent. of the pripi- latlan spoke, Fin~nish, 135.6 per i-ent. croke I Swdsand 0.37 per cent. otciaer han guasgs as their mother ...

... G THE WVARI , ADVANCE TO , L N . GENERAL BI ?? VICTORI E.NEMIY'S POSITIONS I. SPITZKOP.rrr UTL LER'S X. 3 CA it Il ED. [ ROYAL IRISH AND ROYAL SCOTS AT WORK. . THE BRITISH LOSSES. ,IGHT AT WELTEVREDEN. t GENERAL FRELNCH'S OPERATIONS. IMARCHING TO BARBER'.TON D'hSPAICHES FROM LORD ROBERTS.I The following despatches hare eben r.eceived at the War Orfflc- fr ir Lord Rohers:- ! `ELFASre 9TH ...

... 3EPIRESEENTATION ofr NORTPI DOWN, I puPUTATION TO0 COLNEL sHaPLM.AN>CILAWF GRD. C: rltii a~eril -n.11 a ate Jeprttaron, a ~ , *~ and crc'ds in thre perae >2212n Downi, waludt up-hn Ce.- . ?? )N-Erd. D.., at hcc -la cisu'~trn. HRd' 2$ Bar. zr- ?? -- ?? 2't'i;zerleratl C Cctilon. The ?? u-.Mtrtrt A. H1. 1._ordon, D.L D.LU: G'rF. Brcvr a, j p.; 1 17-' > ~v'fl' 'I J.P. :John 2 MI Wft(. ?? ii ...

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... 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 ...

... GER&AV-N- IRON- INDUSTRY. The Bodhum Asscociasta n for Mining and Cast Steel Manufacture pays for the fiscal year 1899- 1900 16 2-onits per one:. diidends. tie same as the previous yecr The Union Company for Mdining I-rn and Steel industry, of Dortmund, p3arS 7 per cent., LaliDgit 6 per cent. in the pro- | 0ios TearT Yhe Iron .nd Steel WVorks, Hoesch, ?? i6 per cent. dividend for last fiscal ...

... The stun Yrn me:.nz o- .ie Ca'tlerca-ii B-stat1 ;Dlitrrrcrt ?? asrs l. -;sScrrivv in rho F--cd- iroomn of -the Cohnn W t.! -to v.l~e ?? ?? z~d. |Cafionel 'Mt-\anica .12s. preisde -, an] -he- otiter i-Tour-s.n, 1IJ.I, J-trr--i ?? .It* ?? -~ex F, cii.. P.. . Pe~tiz-rtw Mart .n. Glaiw-i fr. Ott hi-1 r orV A taz . anld ?? Mr-i.Al 1 r ih'ebh3 'The clerki tcnrrt-'d That t~he -0 lb luirr l-'ter tia ...

... I INTENTIONS OF THE EX-PRESIDENT BOUR DELEGATES AT MARSEILLES I:NTERVIEWEID. PIUSS ASSOCATtION WAR SPECAL.i MaSesarunats, Tusins.--The Gel-lerland should a b-ave been signalled today -t a point 15 hours d from this port, but as 'the semaphores still give no a Sign the belief is gaining ground that she cannot now reach Mlarseilles to-morrow. Scveral main- bers of the late Tens-vaal Government ...

... C H R I S T X A S . A GLANCE AT OUR LEADING4 SHOPS.) FIFTH NOTICE. 21.FRANCIS GUJUPLE tmbe well,-known establihrdnent of 2k.li Priori'. C- oiler, merchant and clexi-taal tailor. Wasbirro-tOn HRoulse. Hijh Street, Als k-ept partitularle- lieat 1Thi-s aomnd there Care evident, >inms iuif grea, a5- tctrt-! in all departments, the Christmas trade bea; a ory-c large one.. :1w C1r-ley's hoxinesa, ...

... TIHE FPERI AL GYRkN-D COUNCIL O F 0R ANGE M EN. REPrr T By MR, W. JOHNtSTOSN, -m.r, Tb' r~pert, t> i-e (4r5 Oranere Lodge eaf Irelan., n rine jr-a of rbe Imperial Grand Oraitge Anlilncl, 1'C90, Nvis pre6..a'U i tO the Grand Lodge, at the ?? early rneeunr, held in the Grand Oranrge 1al1, Dublin, on the 12th Denemuber, 1900, said unan;imnously aGopted. IT, 'was signed by MIr. WillianM Join sacn ...