... I *exrmHw;rom* . 41 oQoti*-AND-s- O 'C'to ? . onal V 11 ?? DUBLIN: MONDAY, DECEMBER 4; 18w. _ I IThe lists of casualties at the Modder River ' published on Satarday bring the total losses in t that ?? Up to close onL 500. No lr- t ther news of importance has been received2.' A splendid deronstration, 'under the auspices c of the United Irish League, was held yester-. i, .dy at Rosemore, Co ...

... THE TRANSVAA TA ENGAGEMENT NEAR KBERLY ARMOURED A TRINS. xx ACTION KfIfAP'S COUNTRY 7THRATE-ND -BY BOERS f X_. , 0a- ?? ?? I ' TEXT OF PRESIDET . STEYN'S PROCLAMANTION ?? AMERICAN APPEAL E'OR ARBIThATN I i I II I Cape Town, Friday. J An official despatch from Kimberley reports that on the 24th some 600 men of the gar I rison, supported by two armoured trains, had a successful encounter with ...

... - l Mr Chamberlain, stratnge to ay; met Mr f WiamL} Conyngham Greene; the late British t Ageit at Pretoria, for the first time since his return frml Soukt Afra at thi V ?? Lodg- ?Mr Conrngham Greene happu to be st jresent tin tuest of the Lord Liectuna:c I t jeiiaps; be ; tyof b ihbe Mr C basr whO receis d Mr Rhodes tb era sns aw thi boloa Ofe fi mn t 6a bef hfi war to ?? £ tw inin t MrGreene ...

... LO oN CORERSPONDCEH I FgO)M OUR 0nes COBRESPVXn LT ?? (BY SPEQIAL 1711)4 London, Wednesday Morning. Toe Satth African millionair have distin- gaishsd themselves by their modesty in suppobt- ing the funds now being raised for the benefit of the wounded soldiers and their farmilies. They subscribed to some extent to the Trans, vaal Refugees Fund, the- bulk of the Transvaal 1 refugees being ...

... BY THE WAy, F~e rmi lal annihilation of the Penal Code, , ?? i tlarildeaiiviiatholieDisabili-! *! our colamns yesterd3y, has reminded a cor- b i.-of a rorrsspocdn change in the legal L C(atholics. From the time of the intro- 7 Ot a if the Protestant creed into Irelaud in o.-. i af Elizabeth the appellation used by the n apersons5 in communion w ith the irtrh of Rome(.' At the beginning of theN ...

... OUR LADIES LETTER V NIVERSITY DEGREES FOR GIRLS (From Ous London Lady Correspondent.) The lists of the B A's and the B Sc's 'ho ?? graduated at the rereit eraminations a- the University of London shows a falling oil in the number of female candidstts, and the Landon University Colleges admit that thbre is no inerea'fe in the number of their g~rl stuienta who are sttdying for a degree. I The ...

... I I I The weekly meeting of ton Pcrt and Docks I Board was.held yesterdav in the Offices, West- morelaned street. Sir BicbRad.Martin presided, and the othbr members present were: - a 'lea4e, T Harrington, M * J: P Nannetri, D L Usergin. G N Jacob, 4 E DocLTelt. 3 P; L Ma- Id~e, WV Glace, i Goodbodrv. dI P; J Moonev. \ S Fintilat«t J P; WV (Gtlm, J ?? I tMoichael) Tedcostle, J. ,; Sf D ...

... WVNDON CORRESPONDENCE (EKOM OU DWS CORRZSPONLIAsVx) (BY SPECIAL WKtt) London, Tuesday Morning. The action of the Queen in sending for Lord Rosebery at the present juncture as an exponent of the views of the Opposition rather than Sir Hetecy Campbell Bannerman, is not without significance. It is taken to indicate pretty plainly that should a Liberal majority be returned at the next election, 1 ...

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... i OLD AGES PENsiONr ~SCHEMIES. I _ LECTUUtE BY 1MR. E1. . OLDHAi . t MR. T. TV. PUSSFLL. M. P.. ON OLD A1G4d1, PENSIONS A|ND TREATMENXNT (F THE POOR. ?? stoning iD nit Trad1es hail. Caplel street, i Sir C h± O'idha m, B 4., delivred :ho third of r, Ithe series ot Barringto'. Iectures, the subject A lbe:ng. -'esr.t 0, O Ad Ae ?er.sion Schoes. P; T :;ere VI a5 , very . r2 ne T On the cictioe of ...

... i , . I ?? - I I IFSIM OUR ow' (BY SPECIAl, WVIl.) London, Saturday Mprning. Profound consternation was caued in London last-aighe by the noun that Lord 3Methu&sni force- had been ct off. The operation is a sad comnwntary on te victories ha deolared that he had won, and on the measures he took to, keep open his line of comnrunication. I can-, not do better than quote th e note of the mil:- ...

... THE AGRICULTURAL l ORG -,NNIATION ?? AGRICULTURE IN PRI'MARYSCHOOLS: Lifford,'Co Douegi. : i~8th pecerpher. 1899. To the Edjtor of-the :!Freemnan-f. Dear. Sir-Mayi I'putouit. at Lord Mon- j teagie's mnotion at the Conference of 0To Irish , Agricultural Orga.nisation SQCietY 3ZaQ, That- . this Conference desires to 4ixpress its stron opinionv that unless the agricultural course, as ' well qas ...