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... ON THE NATA2 BORDERSI to MASSING OF BOERS. is -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~to th EXPECT ED 1)ASLI ON NEW- CASTLE. JOUBERT COMMANDS LAIINTG'S NEK R K PASSENGERS FOR, TRANSVAAL St TURNED BACK. tr MAILS GOING BY SEA. ti T. REPORTS B3Y REIUGEES. bi GOVERlNOR'S PROCLAMATION. re (rMiuocn ?? AGENCY.) DUNDEE, NATAL, Sept. 29. n. Exsept for the usual ptitrols at the drifts di last night p:sscci ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) GRAND THEATRE. - Managing-DireCtOr, Mr Jto. Hart; General Manager, Mr Fredk. Vioeent.-Me8,es Morell and Mouillot's company is making a welorme return visit here in The Geisha, the popular conic opera having a big reception before a crowded house on Monday night. Miss JessicaLait isO Mimosa San, and her interpretation is a very charming one, whilst she, too lacks ...

... TRAT TAXES SURETY OF ALL THE WORLD. First Part Henry IV., act v., sc. 4. A chapter of the family history of the DeVonshires might be written in connec- tion ?? hall, Suffolk, which, with some nine hundred odd acres of land, will be offered for male at the Mart in Tokenhouse- yard to-morrow. The mansion, which is a fine and well-pre- merved specimen of early English archi- tecture. was ...

... AF TR S. Ir is suerbdayin ,Seteniber, a-. radianit'ble sky, fecked with many, clouds,' foA~c~ ree li&t the istsipwhich yit fe uponi :theefed of hohhrthii Switzerlan'd Between eitrtu ad ,quaint: villag'e-'bf, Dachsien':teeaen bra'wling, orrents,~ii nosnow-clpadMO mouain ord ee ais, uch ~,9 ~the mere nameI of 'Switzerlani~dreal 'to anl ng, ?? ladsae s 'such ~as 'we Mir igh-se ?? low, 'hill oS' ...

... SIR HENRY CAMPIBELL-BANNERAIAN at a select luncheon-party, and Mr. MORLEY at a ticket-meeting, have made two more of those intolerable spiral speeches. Both of them have slipped in passages which can be picked out by Imperialist Radicals whbo still shrink from the painful task of throwing over Radical leaders of the other kind; and in Sir HENRY CAMPBELL - BANNERMAN'S case this was probably not ...

... AMER ICA NIS MS. LBY A. M.j BETWEEN mere persons the comparison of language is a harmness and even a friendly thing, by reason of the pleasure of telling their own minor customs, of which many men and women are sensible, and which they may enjoy whenever they find some one willing to listen-and he is willing to listen who is permitted to return a like description of his own lesser habits. But ...

... Lk BONNE HOTESSE h Comedy, in Tbree Acts, a by MM. Ambroise Janvier and Marcel Ballot. a, Produced at the Vaudeville, Sept. 28th, 1899. e Docteur Gouvreau M ElBUoUENST b Andre Fabert ?? GRAND Raoul Fabert ?? GOAUTHIER Des Barettes .M. GUIDES Marquis De Soltray. M. NumA La Bourganditre. M. BARON S1 S Lecourt . .. M.DRMANNN e Puybastide. M. DIORR Mt LeGrand-ducDeTransylvanie 31. FLEURY Gaudry ? ...

... ji' l, s C auIX ; I4. fill C ' BY LADY VIOLET GREVILLE Tul, family motor-car, in which one caji start off for a round of visits, appears to I)e galning in popularity. Sir Francis and Lady Jeune havoe one, Mr. and Lady Helen Mlunro- IFergusson drive constantly about the lovely ?? of Scotland in another. Acertain charm hangs about these wanderings. One need keep no time of trains, give no ...

... BOER STRENGTH AND PROSPECT FRENCH EXPE>RT'S ESTIMATE INTERESTING STATEMENTS. (FROM Our COmRSPONDENT.) PARIS, Friday Night. Mf. Mermeix, a French writer who h2a travelled all over the different States of South Africa, and whose books on the Tran3vaal, the Chartered Company, and the Monopolies are well known here, gives the Soleil a two column. interview on the crisis. This conversa- tion, by ...

... FIRST VOYAGE OF THE KTFAUNS CASTLE A FULL COMPLEMENT. The Royal mail steamer Kinfauns Castle, now on her first voyage from London to South Africa, is the nineteenth of the fleet belonging to Sir Donald Currie and Co., named after his- torical mansions in Scotland, arid is the biggest of them all. Customary phrases as to floating hotel and floating palaces fall short in this caao. The KlifauiLs ...

... THE NATIONAL MEMORAL AGAINST WAR. l INTERESTING LETTERS LORD HOBHOUSE'S VIEWS. Among~st the signatures received to this memorial are those of lord Coleridge, Q.O., Lord ?? , the Marquis of Northampton, the Right Hou. C. Shaw Lefevre, Sir George Trovelyan. the Bishop of Heoreford, MAr. Freodorio Harrison, Sir WV. Mnrkby, A Mr. 11. Broadhurst, M.P., the Hon. Rollo Russell, t to Ilon. J. ...