... I HERALD OsnCE, 5.15 A.M. THE TRANSVAAL CRISIS. LATEST DESPATCHES. BOERS REPORTED OVER THE NATAL BORDER. (DAILY TELEGP.%C5'5 TTF.LOR-X-T.) Ladysnlitb, October 9. 1.30 n.m. A lrucvtworliry Colonial from Charlestown, r-ut- at lieifast Farm, states to-day that he snxri 1i) ?? B~ers yesterdythty npon MaInnings l rm above his property but within the Natal| Elorrc'c. President Kru-er Interviewed, ...

... CONSERVATMVE CONGRESS I AT ABERDEEN. 1 In connection with the annual meeting of 1 I the Scottish National Union of Conservative A Associations to be held at Aberdeen to-day, at Icouple of smoking concerts Were held last night 1 i -one in the Conservative Club and the other in i the Union. The Hon. John E. Gordon, MY.r. for Morayshire, was principal speaker at both, entertainments. Referring to ...

... MUNVICIPAL MEETINGS. GOVAm.-Provost Kirlkwood presiding. Mr Mathews moved That the Board remit to a committee to consider and report as to the steps necessary to put in operation the proei- sions of the Housing of the W'lorking Classes Act, 1890. It was, he said, a very inportant qu estion, and one which appealed to a corn- munity with such a large residential popilavion as Govan. As to the ...

... AGRICULTURE .FAlLS AND STOCK SALES. AYR COUINTY AUCYTION MART.-.-r James castj bad full average Supplies of fat rattld at market yesterda,7 including manly lots of soeY Parsle Wigtossstsallaze ul,; and soe Iota of Isouse-ed cattle. Trade for all Class wa-L3sopiritd, sond a. camplote rinaranos seas efllector as pr.ices mulch the sans .as loot roek. Fat cows and brA:, w;arosehown in lasgo ...

... I | COBALS WARD. Itl ci The annual mo-ting of the electors of the Gcrbaals Ward was held in the National Halls, Main Street, Gorbals, last night. Dr James ti Camreron presided, and the three representatives SC of the ?? WV. F. Anderson and Coun- n. o lors Wiilisam Stevenson and Sandilands-were ol pres ent. Afitr over an hour had been spent in 6 the election of the Ward Committee, W Bailio W. ...

... SATURDAY, OCTOnER 7, 1895. Amid scenes of great enthusiasm the Braemar 1 Castle, of the Donald Currie Line, left South-a ampton Docks yesterday afternoon with unwards of 1500 troops for South Africa, in- eluding 20 companies of the Army Service Corps and army nurses, as well as several staff officers. We publish to-day some interesting details as to the troops that are still to be despatched ...

... I . Its SCENE OF HOSTILITIES. THE TRANSVAAL TACTICS. PROPOSED ATTACK ON COMMUNICATIONS. TEXT OF REPLY TO ULTIMATUM. BOER OT11AGES CONFIRMED. REPORTED OCCUPATION OF LANG'S NECK. DR LEYDS AND THE NOTE. A SERIOUS MISTAKE. FEARED FLOODING OF THE MINES. Those people who expected a British victory an hour after the expiry of the time limit of the Beer ultimatum must be sorely disap- pointed, for ...

... ew - -- -_ LORD RO IERYy.AT' BATH. SPEECH ON O A ,THMg,. PITT, AND THE TRANSVAL. THE DUTY OF THE. LIBERAL PARTY. The Earl of Rosebery was yesterday made an honorary freeman of Bath on the occasion of his visiting that city to unveil murs1 tablets to the, Earl of Chathen and William Pitt. Many Britislit worthies are associated with the past history of the renewed watering-place, which a century ...

... THE I OUG-H BOUNDS OF I SCOTLAND. I All who lhave rounldedl the Point of Ardna- is or murchan-the ?? Height. of the Boisterous Sea' cl -may have experienced, with varying feelings, whi( thle long roll of the Atlantic, but not many, and perhaps, realised that they had entered in S, the Roughi Bounds of Scotland. For such is nyc the meaning of the Celtic name, Carb/- rieca Clsriocltea, which ...

... I LETTERIS TO TiHE EDITOR. : SCOBTURM E l RADEl 1ORi IS MiG., LALND Bf1GADE. Sir,-Theo Gordon . Black *'atch, Seaforth, Arzvll and Sutherlard ftligilanders are all under orders for South Anca, arnd sail within a teek. I am desirouss of scnding out at least one Scripture reader for the I-Tighland Brigade. A Voung ex-Ilighlander, Nyho has armed abroad and knows vwhat it jc to rough it, is ready ...

... Ayrshire Minister's Will, The trust disposition and settlement, dated 15th May, 1891, of the Rev. J. Neil Livingstone, D.D., sometime minister of the Free Protesting a Church of Stair, Ayrshire, and who resided at 7 Carrick Park, Ayr, has been recorded in the books of Council and Session. He leaves £75 to the Free Church at Johnstone, Renfrewshire, £0100 to the Free Church at Stair, and £75 to ...

... GLA.SGOW EVANSGELISTIC CAMPAIGN. The third day's meeting for prayer anid coose- at oration in connection with the Glasgow Evan- VS geli-'tic Cam paign for prayer and consecration 01 was held in St Andrew's Hall yesterday alter- -fit no.The attendance, was not large. Rev, at George Gladstone presidedl, and among the others R! 01 on the platform were:-Rev. Dr John Smith, ax Rev, Dr Elder Cumming ...