... WILLS AN&D BEQUEST$. Ta iizc:tor Of tile will, dae ?? ofat .a ey Bev. dobti Grainger. of ?? Pri& ~ I' 'oib,, Ctnohctmrve~t, oi tri-', --Art' dtora ii i1 - ne., privaite 'ar.'lz to HJ1. -II o a it'amd ?? *e?i'aOr ?? ?? to I v sai'w a- '-fag'trvaj-i_-i .rili .4-i 0o ia, ?? Itn, v frcibr',,on e. f'efl'or el ?? Vt. r. a~ii1ndor t'e-ep a,,Anveir- 'u-d in Al ct~r o' ?? ltid Bru-ra tatl 5_1, ...

... THIS MO RNING'S NEWS. 'Die, Cabineot Council smvinionod hr 1,ord Salits- bury- last, week is to ho held to-mnorrvow, notk to- tlsv. a;s originiiidh kanounced, ilit Duke and Duheliss. of 'Devonkslire, ro- turned t o I )tvculsliire II oii so ?? Ittla titmi i visiiing thet Marquis and 2larchiouesa of Salis- bars' it itatnt'Id. Mr. Io5t51li R. Clhoate~, tho now loited Slaites A Iknbassadtor to ...

... THIS MORT7NGS NEWS. . I It hasU-noW belel ?? tlntthe PCiUcO of AV l will leavo V'ic~toeriaL 01 trhe afternoon of the '.ith with a1 hge party, inltudinhg the Duke and D hess of York, Prince ( Christin, and tho Duke of t'olnbridge, for (lo0odw(ood. ItU is ttdor stoodl the .'riltlass of W~ales w:ill not visit G(oed- xuoodl. eal4 Ritchoner of Ihaltitum. left 3 iondon 1 st nighzt, and will be away ...

... POLITICS AT ASTON MAUNOit. MIIR. CECIL CFTOSEN UNIONIST CA-N-DIDATE. Mr. Evelyn Cecil, M.R.. attended, A the invita-. tion of the Aston Mianor Conservative Association. I a meneting of that body last night. The memnbers of o the Liberal Unionist Associuortio Executive, ine- a cor-dance with their resolution on the previous even- ing, wore preserit tfi hear thcr hon. nemberr' addres.. ...

... RINTS Fol' irrllE ROMErl ,ilk AUTUN W FAI1'I N DB IBA UT Y. lt% -ri-inir. -ilrd-it ant~il even inl tiic( ,vilWto,1.I 151' IllI,- a. chit cifruiis for nor taiciti x115. of 1-iaint foe tilt- Utltlh ?? tl11 for ilotett as.1 atre itlW elicit] t tcc, -rci or;i itf Ntrittu,'s -alinmdlan tf ts tnert' i-i ?? 10i ho to~li, if thoy iRe0 inoltie or'- all e ad to sr,,, oir orchard I rt- ?? ce f a?- 6 ...

... LONDON, MONDAY, June 19. . - A.. I.. . Saturday. The speakers all supported the Presi- deut s proposAls, and pledged themselves to give no further concessions. In consequence of the hitch at the Peace Con- foreonc, caused by the attitude of the German Government, with regard to arbitration, Dr. Zorn and Mr. Holls on Friday left The Hague for Berlin, to lay before the Emperor William. I ...

... LOADON, 2ToNv'JiA ?? 'S(1plelibcr . Onl Sa t u rday tho Trfarux'vaal (Gevrnmeat ilrl.(:d L' .L t Mr. (Joirvngliain (t'coc;l ill rq)l to l . 1 L- 'II.i i d tI. ?? [ i EAgrM..Ib.w L,- zo, I;L.I/ C: l LI fi lnip ri;A Uo-vernmrcrent. f'elot-r .stoale;s nh:;t it. Lz toiCC ih A 1e(t that tile ' I~litAnal :will join ilL tile ?? sn-cl Olic 'iotiC2 at ,t;iyieto.,.w , Iii Will tlxrt' th-l in ho wcork- ...

... . LONDON COTNTY COUNCIL PROSECUnTIOUN At Worship-street Policc-court, yesterday, Charlu Toohbe., 62, scale maker, of Camden-street, Beth- ram-green, who had been arrested on a warrant charging him with counterfeiting and using a die or stamp for stamping weighing instruments con* trary to the Weights and Measures Act, 1878 an 1889; and Morris Sfchapnithki, a butcher, of Wena, worth-street, ...

... AFTEM THE RACES. A ROUGH AND TUMBLE AT ST. PANCRAS. Jramrea Cook, ZO, ba'nzaan, of it. Mark's-street, Nottinlghanm, trnd George Dvrbyshire, 28, veiterinary suj-r(eon, of Derby-terrrace, :,tretford, wenr' chargerd ittG the3 flcrlt nn-ell l'oli,;e-eottrt, yensterday, svdlhI aesrlultirng Walter Pomrtnt y, ticket exarniner, .nnd Harry rDaft, pxrter guard, PA St. Paasrrer kitation, while itn the ; ...

... ,WER SEDITION IN BRITISH (?)0 I( N 1 ES, TEXT OF~ TlE, APPEALf TO A F L K ANXD ?? Tht toiowii ...

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... OTES ON THE WAR BY OUR MILITARY EXPEr SAFETY OF THE RAILWAY LINK FURTHiER NEWS OF MONDAY'S FIGHT. NIGHT MARICHES. THE LYJDDITE SHELLS. Tie cutting of the telegraph wire to Lady smith is now redluced to its proper proportions. I E;tlJer some Boer sympathiser along the line or seme small mounted section of the Boers has literally cut it. That is all. Up to the latest news trains were still ...