... SIR EDWARD CLARKE AND THE CATHOLIC REVIVAL. To ?? EDITOR of MOe PALL MALL GAZETTE. Sirn,-I am sure that neither you nor Sir Edward Clarke would wish to do an injustice to one school of thought in the Church. I w-as present at the mass meeting on Wednesday evening, and fully approved of the strenuous appeal Sir Edward made. But is it not a fact, Sir, which in fairness ought to be admitted, ...

... I I OTHER DISTINGUISHED SURGEONS TO GO OUT. Writing on the subject of Sir William MvlacCorniac's offer to proceed to South Africa with Sir Redvers Bluller~s ield' force, the Britlish Aledical Jourial says :--We understand that the Director-Gerneral of the Arniy Medical Department felt ?? would be desirable to hlave at the disposal of the medical staff in South Africa the services of ...

... Spain has-q,.uickly settled her troubles, and may now elect to practi econoies.The Ministerial crisis% is over, and it is settled in the only w eooesumanal, SAIH RULS. t u. possible. The Minister of War, asked to reduce his expenditure by a ma rat ~ um anualyproposed instead to increase the capital enormnouslly.~ The Minister of War has taken his departure, and the p1ic ?? Silveli and his ...

... FOURTH EDITION 1 THE SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA.' A STATE OF WAR. BOER MILITARY MOVEMENTS. Though no shot has yet been fired, the Transvaal is practically in a state of war. Apparently convinced that there is now no possibility of avoiding an appeal to arms, the Government of the South African Republic have evidently resolved to be thorough in all they do. The commandeering of the burghers has ...

... ?? - The War 0113cc on Wednesday issuel a Circular showing the dates of the osiliagsl of the transports eugagold for the conveyance of the army corps and the ?? division for South Africa,. Tho details are as ioppon tacl. All traniosrts will call at Cupetown fur ord ors. Ship. Pavenit Oricot Armnenii Nomadi! October 21 Octoberb ' Bilneriac October 21 October 2: jamasott City of Coa brsi Octobr ...

... SPECIAL AND LATEST. SAILORS' AND FIREMEN S STRIlER. The Liverirpool Sbeamens rIU Firen aivi Stri~lD las cotiepseri. Stesraicra lraviag Liverpool have, lr:ringa3 lile iout aralota, beru able to collect eeratela crcvwa rond the ?? larria, taras erareduol to thle verge of siarva- tialr ,ktermioiliol to pilb so cor( to the St;klie. tin Waorrs(iloy nirniglt, bys n amrajority of ?? they deter. ...

... AAlt PREPARATIONS. MILITIA RESERVE GALLED OUT. WHAT COUNTRY THREATENS NOW? THE EMBARKATIONS FIXED. T'le most impottilit ?? on WNedttedIay inl couneC- tine wvith tie war preparations wItS the annotticeminint bv the Firit Lord of the 'Treasury at the bhr of tho House of Collmmons that a message had been received from the Qizecti to the effect that tile stilte of affairs in South Africa ...

... Bn3MONDlBEY FRUIT SEIZURES. JAM MAVTUFACTUREUU FINED S21. Dultc: strawherries were tatlkede about at this London C'ount.v Sessions (N evnutitn sittingi), when Elwonrd Met-gnl, tr:iling as ?? ant Son, jaon mine. 'leetuer, (;9rcei voalk, wict'ttiontiey-eewvrwtd, was iUi. dietrd for havring twent, uruns tubs of unsound strawv. btgit'is in his possesCsicu. intendittl ft r preparatioin for the ...

... LONDON L:UOI, R NEW S- YESTERDAY. MILLINERS AND LONG HOURS. DISMISSAL THE PRICE OF RLiMONSIiPRANCE. Our attention has boon called by the Women'e Con. valesecent Home Association to a striking instance of the unreasonableneso of a ?? firm (- and Co.). Eighteen nsilliners, sorlc of -whiom bav, Iseca in tho service of tho fi1cm for yearo, bayi'ng fruitlessly com* plainod to the mantiager end ...

... THROUGH THE NINETEENTH CENTURY XI. COMMANDERS-IN-CHIEA4 By OHARLES LOWE THE dawn of the nineteenth century found the British army, for the third time only since its birth in i66o, under the chief corn- mand of a Royal Prince. This was Frederick, Duke of York, second son of George Ill. Of his fifteen predecessors-who had been variously titled Captain-General, Generalissimo, or Com- ?? two had ...

... TRIOOPS FOR THE CAPE. Anofhur atinrig -dotalchrnvent of the ArmySoie OrP:' bsw boon1 orderod to ben prep*%rs4 for Smith Africt& 'PhnBrinunc, 'mit'~tiliP -rvedat Qnrneim- town, arid yersterday ettsittlteirO 1,020 rumn of the Rio-al lrim'h, TfinLs The Arcianat alsio arnvo, and oridssrtk' 1,000 moo (if the Argyll and 'S-Zfothriaod~ Highti~ndcra. Both1 Mlhip s err destined for COax~ tow i. Tire ...

... LONDON, TIIURS-D Y1 Odober 26. Tc evgaris front South Africa show that Kim- |hteriev :s ;r kiown to be. sa-fe up to MondAv. IeTho J'oers have otcupied iLipuam, and hold several officials there prisoners. Our Cape- town Correipowident states that Vryburgs was surrendertd -is the result of a plot on the part of the disaffected Dutch there, many of whom have gone over to the enemy. Our ...