... LOSS OF A BRMSH VESSEL WIT ALL HANDS.I CHERBOUIRG, Dec 30. The English sailing vessel Emily Lloyd, 126 tou, of Maidon, has been totally lost, with all hands, during the gale. Her crew consisted of the captain, James Clarke, and twelve men. The vessel went ashore near the Equihen Semaphore, and afterwards broke upr. the wreekage being washed out to se& The local authorities fave proceeded to ...

... METEOROLAeICAfL RZMOB - Ii DAXLY I Is oi READiNGS THIS WORNING ByI NEGMECf AND ZA.MBR.&S BFAvWME I Comreeda to ?? and reduced to 32 deg.F ~.Ns* llwahav~a b~t of thmba at odo6oelrO f ?? Th*Tamm=&TVILa - 11ampen alesat 4eciatia Ihe40 ;um tah te z3.1.. at the~ 82..s how yw.s wa- l3f1. aY-A k~up¶5tS ansowy tb* CW beodi W~zd . yo * u was h t4 2s tissuedang as U.W..Iagmr jc 02is Bemg&m r 4er; iye g ...

... THEn WO3MA.VN AT THE 1A T ?? I LATL S11AII WILSON- INTER- HTER BIDA1PRf'oF B.P/JU~i lOIR. A STORY OF ADVENTURE i I1PRESSIOYS FROM ThE I3)ER I CAM. |(nitoun iterrtn's ±GLN'Cr ) ! MAFP1EX-IN G, Dec. 2i tb7 runner to Mschulds, s-ia Louretco Marques, Dec. ;) I iadv Sab a WiLnG, wts h:a3s been .ch~log-'- for f ijoou. aL notorious horse thief, is sivinlg in J a borbproof s*helter of her own, which ...

... x oU gAaTI Clffettt office,: 18, ClmkRITNG CROSS ROAD, W.C. The Dowager Couptess of Erroll has replaced the Dowager Lady Churchill as Ilady-iiVaiting oln the Qdeed at Osborne, where she is to be on duty until Tuesday, the 16th, wbe~n she will be succeeded by the Countess of Antrim. Major-General Sir Stanley Clarke has' replaced Captain George Holford as 'Equerry-in-Waiting on the Prince of ...

... A WORD FOR THE FUTMRL SIEGE TRAIN TO THE FRONT. (FROM OMM CORRESPONDENT.) CAPETOWN, Thursday, Dec. 28, 6 p.m. There is reason to hope that the next battle at Colenso will end -in a vistory for the British arms. The 1 Cape Times savs there is but oue vay of peace for the future, and that is a single supreme authority, with its guarantee for liberty and equal rights in every part of Sonth ...

... ?? i eat hrAA,,lerj,. Trrw probrflp.-; vrhirh tile na2 kIn, ha:>~ fit fueo art~ now ye~aror 9le.jrr- a Trflli+ttr o :k~ te T 5WTf02ia )T45'!'L4 'Ili- the coit, or pcwbhapit only ?? tbrs hi,-gic'nag. iA ~oiwrtous wa-r; aind thcu, firgt pnohitrni twfn-r I c,, country arid itt Cnriernnwujt is b tnll I that wa1r to a w.ceflocrns~. t~t'n -wh'>1twe the, war wwa'- r wits nct aci3i Iw terMr. ...

... X .v :%r% Avo th t ltb t' lhtb etaio, el Ito trJIlnJleN au iI gq IN.tM n! vo Ow CZaInk(t th~t~ll fn . . I 8 's :Nr not; ?? o~el tj .'i' 4x5:1t't 1s !;.1 te i 5A(visoN.l I t}o Primi,' it V!:: ...

... REMINISCEN CE' OF I ' ?? [BY A. FORMER, SitJLTJERNI. Now that all our th ?? arc centred cy) Ladysimith I thlink that k few reminisceilces of thiC timc spent tlhare hi camp in 18i1. may. b7 of interest. Then as DoW a hastily orgauized trausport wvas arranged, mules; froi Mlonte Video being placed in the hands of Cape bo-ys to b Q broken into harness, and wionderfully these C ape boys ...

... uary 1. The Dukes of Connaught has been appointed Commander-in-Chief of the troops in Ireland in 41 i-~ r s. l 4x ?? ars:..l ) ?? 1s' ?? I s1 s ;eon o Fieid-5tar'sal Lordt Robris. | ipblish ru th., tte cust-'zrv list ;i N.; -v~t ?? honloux- thich ie td se tii' eon 7 rmwent, by ?? Qi.cie ad uf peu, Upon Sir ! ?? Ssut JohINorni;-c;i^ and ;lr Jon iLubbc-ck. jole ViLaUnrtn kroi'r, ?? R1owtt.a, ...

... A SCENE OF GREAT1 ENWTHSISAI. LORD MAYORS STIRRING SPEECH. A scene of great popular enthiusiasim was witncsse(l tlis morning oil the occasion of the cnrolmenit of the City of London Imperial Volun- teers for service in South Africa. Barriers crccted at the approaches to the Guildhlall wvere thronged by the public, who vocifberously cheered tile earlier detachments. The occupants of all kinds ...

... CAPE COLON-Y. ATTEMPTS TO CUT THE PAIL'WAY i SOUTH OF DE AA%| A SKIR-MISh. tC a.0OM OER CORBESPONDEN'T. . CAPETOWN., Monday, Dec. 2S, -15 p.m. A b:,g seizure of Mausers, revolvers, and am-mun:tion, packed in. ?? marked - Huntley I and Palner's Biscuits, has been made by the Imperial authorizies at Adelaide. They had been consigned by the enemy to Dutch farmers in the distzijt. {tFOM O0R ...

... FOURTH EDITION. - POSITION ON THE TUGELA. SHELL FIRE AT MODDER RIVER. THE YEOMANRY AND VOLUNTEERS. THE MILITARY SITUATION. t [BY OUR MILITARY CORRESPONI)ENT.] The ?? remltaills practically unchanged, as regards our troops in thle several spheres, excepting iu a Jew details. \We have official infor- Ilation respecting all ot tilent to the 31st of Deceinber; but fron Mafeking notlhirg since the ...