... KAISER COMING TO ENGLAND. I The Central News is enabled to state that his Majesty the German Emperor has expressed his .intention of spending a few days at Lowtber Castle, Penrith, as the guest of the Ea.rl of Lonsdale. The visit will be entirely of a private character. At the completion of his visit to her Majesty the Queen at Windsor, the Emperor will join his yacht, the Hohenzollern, at ...

... Result of Yesterday's Cabinet Council. SERIOUS CHARGES BY MR I RHODES. ALLEGED TREASON BY MEMBERS Of THE CAPE ASSEMBLY. I (Central News Telegram.) Capo Town, Friday, 11.15 p.m.—There was an extraordinary scene in the House of Assembly to- night during the debate on the Registration oi Parliament iry Voters Bill. Much angry party feeling was shown, and the recriminations were of exceptional ...

... At an inqueat held last night at Great Baddow respecting the dea,til of William Picksley, a gardener, who died from injuries received tbrough the horse he was driving taking fright at a motor car near Margaretting, the jury found no blame was attributable to the driver of the motor, who was travelling at the rate of only six miles an hour, but added a rider to the verdict of acci- dental death ...

... YELLOW FEVER. New York, ThIonda.y.Tb,.ba.ve been 30 ftrosh cases of yellow fever and two deaths at Key West.—.Renter. ...

... PLAYING FOOTBALL WITH SKULLS. On Saturday a further discovery of hnman remains was made ia Clerkenwell, making the third within the pait ten days. Later in the dav a namber of children were found playing football with human skulls in St. John's-square. ...

... -,EW WESLEYAN CHAPEL AT IPENAUTH. OPENED BY GENERAL LEE. In the presence of a large number of °i , Penarth ladies and gentlemen, General Leo, T oe Dinas Powis, opened a bazaa ...

... WALES DAY ByD]A41 Is Newport, has followed TmfalJg.nar. at declared for equal rights-.and no v - 3M le A Natal paper suggests that everytablk is preacher in the Transvaal should'?.? p . the text, Pau ...

... PURSUIIT OF THEE KHALIFA. ANOTHER EXPEDITION. 11 PREPARATIONS NOW BEING MADE AT CAIRO. A ABDULLAH'S POSITION. M Cairo, Saturday Night.-Preparations are Lc ?? made for an immediate expedition St aca.ns ...

... i0 10 HESITANCY OF THE BOERS th t y EXPLAINED. to al of SLUMP IN THE SIXPENNY 1 REPIINTS. S 10, NYiTEFnIAIns-s-rSTC, T, FLEET-STREET, p LONDON, WErDNESDAY IriHT. tc 0-W ,t The delay in ...

... ] LATEST EDITION, a THE TRANSAA L. r GREAT ACTIITY AMIONG o THE BOERS. i M1ARCHING ORDERS. h BURGRERS HURRYING TO THEIf POST. A WARLIKE SPIRIT. h t Pretoria, Wednesday (5 25 ?? - The - situation has a ...

... 'SIR W. H. PREECX ?? I - RECEIVES THE FREEDOM OF HIS NATIVE BOROUGH. INTERESTING FUNCTION AT CARNARVON. } Yesterday the Guildhall, Carnarvon, was the scene of an interesting ceremony, the occasion ) b ...

... fBY OUR SPECIAL COMMISSIONER.) Mr Sleath, though not greatly familiar to the London public, has had several years experience in the theatri- cal profession both in town and the country, and in undertaking the management of the Adelphi Theatre he began with his eyes open to the enormous responsi- bility before him; for the Adelphi is no easy house to control. It has, perhaps, the most ...