... WTAR MOVEMIENTS AT HOM[E. ? . ,. , I WAR OFFIChE STATMEN. L NO MATERIAL, A ]-E N .r,]ITTHE POrITIUN. i LONDOX,. et~t vnn rfbh War Office i~sund at four o'lockh tie following statcliir'1t, spes iieitl the South I Africa n situation ?? Telegrats5 ?? do SI not point to anyt i iatetri al tehatI ý eC in thi Q ii1t - i0 tar'- ?? . Stull budiis of Btoers aro reported to have crossed tihe Nutal ...

... DRAMATIC SCENE IN THE COMMONS. HOW THE WAR BILL WILL BE PAID. 10, WHITEFRIARS-ST&NET, FLEET-STREET, LONDON, FRIDAT NIGHT. The great success which has attended the Britis.h army in Natal is a cause for general rejoicing in Parliament. Even the Radicals are enthusiastic over our triumph, whilst the public arc wild with delight. Details are still lacking, but it seems beyond all doubt that the ...

... INSTITUTE OF MkRINE - ENGIINEERS. AV to at )w at ANNUAL DINNER OF THE LOCAL to d -ANN thee CENTRE. cn I- MAJO- WYNDHA I-QUIN, M1.P., been et [12O.N THE Wý\T.R Onto ve thouj to ,, , !d SIR THOMAS MOREL ON CARDIFF'S rd SHIPBUILDING PROSPECTS. some ice The ninth annual cdinner held by fthe kitcH 'it membet rs of the Bris-tol Channel Centre of the a lI Inetitute of Marine Enginros took place at ...

... PLOTJGHINGi MATCHES AT MfA GO It. COLONEL AMORGAN, 2NIV., O)'N 'THE X1K TRANSVAAL CRISIS. Colonel the Hon. F. C. Mforgan; M.P., pre- , sided at the annual diuen, of the Magor Far- mi. iners' Aszociation on Tuesday evening, at the in u Golden Lion Motel, following the ploughing ?? matches and poultry and agricidlturfii Coape-C titions. Tloe ploughing took place at Manor fli IFarm, St, ltrinde, ...

... SUGGESTION OF AN EARLY TI RETIREMENT. ci AN ANNOUNCEMENT BY HIS LORDSHIP. fa h MAY BE MY LAST DIOCESAN COYFERENCE. O G( Zi For soein time it has been rumoured that hi the Bishop of Liandaff contemplated resigna- ho tion. At the close of tile two days' session of aI the diocesan conference at Cardiff on dc Thursday night his Lordship made a ti statement which was unexpected, and comes ...

... SWANSEA. I The Swansea Borough Quarter Sessions were resumed at the T6wn-hall. Swansea, on Satur- day, before Mr. Bowen Rowlands, Q.C., Recorder. Bridget Raven was charged with stealing a purse. containing 8s. ?d. and some keys and a ring, the property of Mrs. Mary Owens, of 21, Brook-street. Mr. Lynn Evans prosecuted.-. The charge was pot borne out by the evidence, and the case wa.s stopped, ...

... ANGLICAN SECONDARY EDU- CATION. L PIROPOSED ESTABLISHBMENT OF of WOODARD SCHOOLS. dic s PUBLIC MEETING AT CARDIFF. ra t cvi A public mneeting in. furtherance of a pro- ra posal to estattish W'oodard Schools in the of ?, Cardiff district was hold at the Town-hall, Car- Ca t diff, on Friday afternoon. Lord Windsor pro- sided. ?? specific object of the gathering mt. was to promote secondary ...

... It is stated on good authority that the Rose- Innes divorce au;t is likely to have a happy end. ing. A few months ago Mrs Rose-Innes obtained a decree nisi against her husband, Mr Cosmo Rose Innes. barrister, but she has since gone back to live with him. She has instructed Messrs Wilson, Wallis and Co.,solicitors, Bow-street, to move the Court on Monday next to rescind the decree nisi and ...

... Mr W. T. Jones would have netted £ 20,000 had Airs and Graces won on Wednesday, but he only ;aet saved on her for a place. Irish Ivy has been sold since her Cambridge. shire vi-ory to Mr Brodrick-Cloets. and goes into 6.000 yovs. stable. The price paid for the filly was 6,000 sovs. J. Martin was brought before the stewards at Kewnnrket yesterday for not weighing in foi Sea Fog after running ...

... At the quarterly meeting of the Join': ConRtiea Asylum nt Ca.rma.rthen, Dr. Lloyd Adpa.r presid- Asylum nt Ca.rma.rthen, Dr. Lloyd Adpa.r presid- ing, the medical superintendunt (Dr. GoodaH) reported that the genera,! beaJth was good until the close of last month, when it) Yle u z9, made its &ppe:tra,uce. It had since become widely diS'Hsed. a. !a.rge uua.ber of patients and employees of both ...

... At the monthly meeting of the Newport County Council this morning, the Mayor (Councillor Howell) presiding, the Watch Committee's report was brought up for adoption by Alderman Pugsley. The committee recommended that the licence of the Lyceum Theatre be renewed for the next year, subject to the borough engineer reporting as to the premises being in a satis- factory condition. Alderman Moses ...

... SUSPICIOUS DfcATH OF A WIFE. I Tragedy in Buzzard-street. I ALLEGED FOUL PLAY. I THE HUSBAND IN CUSTODY. A. shocking discovery was made this morning in Buzzard-street, Cardiff, a dilapidated street which lies at right angles off Windsor-road at the Adamedown-terrace end. The victim is a married woman, 52 years of age, named Annie Jones, and it is alleged that her death is due to fonl play. The ...