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... The First bhots. Tum first hllot in the war has been fired. The Transvaal has des- troyed an armoured train, has captured two gcujs which were on board, and has taken prisoners the ena -In charge. Tlhe sceno of this successful exploit of the enemiiy wam Krani Pan, a station about ro miles south of Miafeking. There is fortunately no truth whatever in the rumour that women and children were in ...

... LONIDON COUNTY COUNCIL ?? . _ THE PROJ ECTED 1IIGiT RAILWAYS. FIFTEEhN AN) A HALF MILES 01' LIN ES. ESTIMATED) COST, £619,000. THE SCI[IEMES APPROVED. The Hoese of Conmons niet yesterday to transact lusiriess that may result in atn eXtLon- eion of the Enipiro. T'ho London County CIouilicil 1snot ?? tA) transact busineics that, may result in an oxton.sion of ths metro- politan tramway systeti. ...

... (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 ...

... ,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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... the Recreations of a, Cape L:wyer. hv-DEB tbe rather doubtf ?? I title of ' Collectanca, which is anything but Ciceronimn, the Judge President of the High Court of Griqualand has compiled a readable and enter- taining volume of essays and reviews. By a coincidence that could not have been antici- pated, Mr. Justice Laurence's book, which is published in this country by Messrs. Macmlillan, has ...

... CYCLING AND DANCLNG. POSSIBLE ILL EFFECTS UPON OnR GIRLS. I A reporter of the Yorkshire Glazotto writes: It was a beautiful summer's day when I de- trained at Hclmne - on - Spalding - Moor Station. Holme is a pretty, straggling, well- popu- lated village on the high road between Market Weightoa and Selby, in the East Riding of York- shire. I had the choice of either driving or walking to ...

... PI CT URES IN PA RI IFAAMENT. L _ ?? I 11811 M l MBERlS ANt THE I Ii WAA INEV TITAB LE FROM _ THi E FIRST. ?? - _it 1 lO1ZSl tOF (XI)MNIONS, Tuibr Night,. st RaRe'l\'ly thi ?? of ColknirloiN, %e'or Oil ti hiistoric Occaions stich as Mr. Gladstone's a Blud-tt oxtilsitious, presioted )a fuller or inor| itri miiiat (l npptea(ir 00 di an it did3 to-niigit. jt At tiet earliest hour tents on the ...

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... | LOI02 oA, sA UIRDA41- i Odcober 28.I Parliament wais proroguied yesterday. In the House of Lor6-, a motion by the Car of T--, - I .. ?? I Iiardwicko, protsting against the erection of the Oliver Cromwell Statue between Westrnin- ste;r Hall and the road leading to the House of Lords, was tarried by 6 votes to 4. In the Queen's Speech, her Majesty congratu- lated the two Houses on the ...