... (From Our War Correspondent.) Ladysmith, Sunday, 7.45 a.m.—The British Won another victory yesterday at Elauds Laagte. Car forces were made up aa follows Cavalry ,5th Xjancers and 1 squadron of the SthDragoonU-nards Imperial Light Horse, and two squadrons Nataj Carabineers A> tillery, 2lnt and 42nd Field Bat teries, and the Natal Field Battery. The in antry—Devona, half battalion of the ...

... (From Our Correspondent ) Ladysmith, Monday, 8.25 a.m.—A second burial party started on a train from this place at noon to-day, and rea-chad Modderg Spruit, where the line was broken. The Boers behaved very well, allowing the burial party to proceed under a flag of truce. A large concentration of Boers is reported in that district again to-night, and the 5th Lancers have been reconnoitring ...

... DEATH OF THE OLDEST CARDIFFIAN. SAW PERSONS IN THE PILLORV. We have to record the death of Mr John Blount Hopkins, of The Parade, Cardiff, at the patriarchal age of 90. Mr Hopkins was the oldest known Cardilliau.audhad passed tho whole of his lifetime in the town of his birth. Mr Hopkins's father came to Cardiff from an adjoin- ing English county in the latter part of the last century, and ...

... CHILDREN'S HOUR, AND ORDER OF THE ROUND TABLE. By LADY GREENSLEEVES. Golden Gate Park. Golden Gate Park. Did you ever know a. Dark with such a delightful name ? It is like a name out of a fairy book, and suggests all manner of beautiful mysteries. But perhaps the elders among you may guess that it exists not in the realms of Fairyland, but across the Atlantic, because the Golden Gate is the ...

... F. R. Goodwin, of Newcastle, the well-known cyclist, who holds some long-distance records, was summoned (before the £ ourne)Lincolnahire magi- strates for furiously riding a bicycle. The occa- sion was Goodwin's recent ride, when he covered 244 miles in twelve hours, beating previ- ous records. The cyclist was paced by a motor. Constables said people of the neighbourhood were frightened by the ...

... The new Lord Mayor of London will be Mr Alderman Newton, who served in the office of Sheriff in 1888, during the mayoralty of Sir James Whitehead, and was chosen as the alderman of the ward of Bassishaw in 1890. He succeeds Alderman Sir John Voce Moore, and at his election to the high office the other day all the usual quaint and interesting formalities were observed. Alder- man Newton is not ...

... Quarter Sessions. OARDIFF. Mr H. Francis-Williams, Q.C., the learned Recorder for the county borough of Cardiff, resumed the trial of prisoners at the Cardiff Quarter Sessions on Saturday. DANGEROUS MEN. John Santley (26). fireman Edward tL&catui (38), sailor and William Hussey (26), fireman, were indicted on a charge of stealing a watch and chain, together with half a sovereign, from the ...

... I FbrlNFANTsT^ I** F&od\ r -Ao r vj'r- O' -■ £ TiMf. BECK USED it\ V J The KUSSIAN IMPERIAL FAMILY. 5 ) NEAVE'S FOOD contains flesh and tone-forming constituents, ebove the average of the bast purely fnrinec*ovs foods so that when it is prepared according te the directions &mn ( with e&ch tin, it makes a PLRFECT FuOQ for INFANTS. # MRS. ADA Editress cf( ...

... As the corn, if it be let lie for ever in the is consumed, being devoured of the worm, but it it be brought forth and cast in the field is multi- plied and renewed again; so also the spiritual word, if it be evermore shut up within the soul, being consumed and eaten into by envy a.nd sloth and decay, is quickly extinguished but if, as on a, fertile field, it is scattered on the souls of the ...

... Buzzard-street Tragedy. FARNHAM JONES IN THE DOCK. Committed on a Charge of Manslaughter. Farniiam Jones (55), the htisband of Ann Jortes, the victim of the Buzzard-street tragedy, was brought up at Cardiff Police Court on Wednesday (before Mr Ithys Williams, deputy stipendiary) to answer a charge of murdering the woman Very little publi; interest seemed to be taken iiii the proceedings,t)K: ...

... Closing on the Khalifa. — Blilt)ARIS ADVANGt. Final Attack Imminent. Cairo, Wednesday NigliC. -Tile etpeditiDJI against the Khalifa will consist of two bfigfcdtlB under Lewis Bey and Jackson Bey, The Klialiftt's forces are estimated ftt over 10,000 raeh, aild our expedition will aottsist of the and Camel Corps add the whole of the Soudanese Infantry, tiumheriiUI about 9,000 in all. Lord ...

... A general meeting of titplate employers was to have been held on Tuesdav, but there was no quorum, and the meeting had to he postponed. ...