... [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] Cha THE - WAR L THE TRANSVAAL A M.] DuBBAN, MARCH 3, his The British prisoners taken by the Boers are Pro] being sent to Heidelberg. According to intelligence berx received here from Preteria, dated February 10, all sen, was well there. The provisions were plentiful, and of n every preparation had been made to defend the fort argi to the last. En4 The Queen has ...

... ' to is ~ TIHE COURT, &-c. , ler (Fromi the ogwficia ourt Ciflruli.) leed uenwlkd Osnoamsc, A-Pace 27. ' 20- he Qeen alke anddrove with the Princess O ir Beatrice this morning.I ist it t The Press Association is informed that Earl i -dGranville is touch better, and is able to take riding tc exercise. The countess does not show an~material ri to improvement. I onSPECI[AL TELE GRAMS, &C 11 ieY ...

... y- 3M1L PARNELL A T CORK. e The Press Association's Corkeorrespondenttele- v ' graphs that Air. Parnell and Mr. T. P. O'Connor c 3 arrived yesterday by the Amer-can mail. in con- seqennee of unfavourable weather, the meeting 'at t .the park was not held. DIr. Parnell addressed the c a people from the Victoria Hotel. He said he should a d defer till evening any lengthy remarks on the Land t e ...

... ITHE TERRITORIAL REGLIENTS. - , I .,-A - The following are the titles which have been fixedr ?? upon for the newly-constituted regiments of the the line. In the first column is given the nubter ofpoe the present battalion, and opposite to it the te- the torial title to be substituted for it:- a ;?BAT IS TFRnITOlIsAL REGIMENT. the 1st ?? . The trthian Regiment (Royal Scots). f11 2nd ?? Tbe West ...

... GLADSTON\E AT THE ROYAL .FACADEMY BANQUET. .~ ~ I . . 1! The anniversary dinner of the Royal Academy %was held on Saturday evening, Sir F. Leighton in he the chair. Among those present were the Prince st of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, Lord Northbrook, ry Mr. Gladstone, Sir W. Grove, Mr. ?? Arnold, Sir ry F. Roberts, the Lord Mayor, the Lord Chancellor, id &C. Le, The health of the Queen ...

... iI OUR LOION CORRESPONDENCE I 'I I LONDON, TuEsDAY EBvuN+. - Gradually the story about the intrigues which made Lord Salispury leader of the Tory party begins to creep out. They had their origin in the brain of Lord Randolph Churchill; they were conducted by the Duke of Marl- borough. Setting forth with the clear prin- ciple that there must be a leader, and refusing to be guided by a ...

... :8y Is -i} - U au A:>i t-tulal law ?? .ua. e] 'er- ins OUR LOWNTDON CORRESPONDENCE eE -a TLoxnnr- q'TPT;nA' V he Ws a-LON-DoN, THunsDAY Ev-NaxGte corn The great Sign of the times is the activity of Pas, the Conservatives. They are as restless in their lob~ aes enlergy as though they expecteda general was DP letlxxiathe autumn. Or rather they are Mr. OPrestless in their energies because they do ...

... LOCAL iNEWS. TEa Muanri 'ous ATTACK ON A LIVJxseooL h CArrTssr.-At Southampton, on Tuesday, Louis Oft 4~auclet, a French Canadian, was charged on remand ge wvith assaulting, by striking him on the head with a Ithe: harmmhr, the captain of the bafque Napier, James clule O~eywd, who, with his family, resides at Liverpool, evar whilst the vessel was on its way with a cargo of Yea coal from ...

... POLITICAL MORALITY AMID EXPEDIENCY. . Last night, at the Junior Reform Club, Mr. P. EH. Efathbone gave a lecture on the subject of Political Morality and Political Expediency. Mr. Bickersteth presided. There was a good attendance. , Before proceeding with his lecture, Mr. Rathbone alluded to the death of the Earl of Beacousfield, l saving that the death of this great man would be 1 regretted ...

... O-G- L- .''-pcrLments are being made vith a view to : :lig trains through the St. Gothard tunnel by I tv'tricltr. g A. statue of the German poet Wieland was ;o unveiled cn Monday at GBerach, his birthplace, ix le s Prince Gorfehakoff tree so unwell on Taesday :g that he was confined to his bed, and has not been al ablese hsarrivalin St. Pesburg to proceed At to Gatchira to have an udience of ...

... Dt 1o QuazEsTcowy-,, 3JYE 8.-Tle Inman roval mzni steam- [i- ship City of Montrsal, from Liverpool, arrived here at, i0 2 a.l. to-day, and, having emnbarked mails, passen- 3egers, and latest despatclles, proceeded for New York g at 440 p.m.; all ?? Nationual Stcamsh-ip Com- ts pany's steamer England, from -New York, arrived here la at ?? &Ms. to-day, landed passengers, despatches, la &c. aan ...

... ?? £V:* ; tt U e E CSf 9!~ 1 - rs rsits as Ely? I:, b.ul,- ad s - - i: Ill the Ho-s~e of lords, yesterday, the I Tarl of Iartmo ith called attention to theI - - I L- ?? -- , I. 1 I ?? -. ?? ?? ?? .-GX] .V LJV cac et ?? Gateev, the Irishman who was shot dead at Solihuil, near firming- Pa 1am, in liceember Isst. His lordship said W tha though he did not wish to attribute M motives, he considered ...