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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 ...

... 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 ...

... I N 21 E GA RI)E N. )l UeI ( 'C I oILrr. lic T'I'he roses blhoin their ptals fIll-- at (iltnutilolS swect, .alld lilies till! Are tailnt all plxe th-ii lif; is l st-- Tlle stmincr calnziut alvS last. I knoxv a flo1wxr iti rre choice and r! c as Thalln any ia l III,- ct Icie al ll throl gh tl!e spring till burninig June or I Watclh d that it migiht blossoin i oi . An d now i-n my farde-lawer ...

... 7-yE BRAHIS-FEAST AT ONEINlNGEiV. CASTLE OF MARGONE, near TRENT, Oct. 16. [aia 11 en, barely over, yet already so distant (for I am Tilosd at N itt, th sense of return to Italy strong upon me), have adi si apafrot, a very peculiar and clinging kind of charm. bade nusii~af of ~lebratiig the unveiling of a monument to Brahms by the m ost'D perfk perforance Germany could give, not merely of his ...

... ONLY THREE MILES A\WAY. L.AYsMinrii, Sunday, 10.15 P.Mt.-To-vit ht the Bocrs have been plaiinlv seen concentrating o(1 Ladvsmnith. Tlhiy are distant only about three miles to the north. lhey are anpiretntly in three ?? Nc..s. AN INTERVIEW WITH DR. LEYDS. AN IRISIIH-D TCII COMBINATION. P.ARIS, Mlonday.--Ihe ?? (Jr Pris publishles an interview with Dr. Levds, the Traisvaai Chargt? ?? in Europe, ...

... ,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 ...