... ) LATEST WAR NEWS I Another Battle. IBOERS REPULSED AT LADYSMITH. I GOVERNMENT'S POLICY CRITICISED. Discussion in the House. The Boers' Proclamation. A SLIM MOVE. What Elands Laagte Battle Did fop the Boers, FIFry OF THE ENEMY lOLLED BY AN EXPLOSION. GENERAL YULE'S REI REA T. Condition of Maior-Geiieral Symons. THE SEIZURE OF TRANSVAAL GOLD Another Battle at Ladysmith. BOERS REPULSED. ...

... BARGE BUILDING AT BARRY j DOCK. Cis: cloned After the Avnv/.ca Cup Contestants- Messrs Hall and Co., 01 Barry Dock, have suc- cessfully launched from their yard at that place two new well-built steel barges of exceptional strength 62 feet long, 11 feet 6 inch beam, 5 feet depth, and capable of carrying 60 tons. The launch was witnessed by a large number of per- sons, and the barges were named ...

... THE SHAMROCK'S DESIGNER,! Mr Fife's illness. New York, Tii Li-sd Fife, designer of the Shamrock, and Mr Kathey, the soilmaker, left for England yesterday ilboard the Majestic. Mr Fife is still ill, and had to be csrvied on board the iinr.-Reuter. ...

... John Jones, of Cardiff, a respectable-looking man, appeared in the dock at Rosa Police Court yesterday charged with being drunk at Roas on October 26tli. P.C. Wynne deposed to finding the defendant very drunk in the streets on Thursda.y night, and to his using disgusting language. The defendant pleaded guilty, and stated that having had some beer and no food it overcame him. lie wcts going to ...

... CARDIFF BOHEMIA CAMERA CLUB, The members of this club spent a pleasant evening on Thursday last, whim Mr IIvan pave his interesting lecture ou A Trip to tire Scilly Isles. FrOIll the pictures thrown upon the screen one could see that tiie lecturer had spareri no pains in collecting and producing a really first- class set of lantern slides. 'lh; ir cxhibi'ion met with great applause from thos ...

... LOSS OF THE SCOTSMAN, Montreal, Friday.—The official investigation into the loss of tbe liner Scotsman was closed so- day The Court foand that Captain Skrimehire I was in default, and suspended his certificate for 1 nine months.—Renter. ...

... I FROM OUR LONDON I CORRESPONDENT. is I Lowos-, TUMSDAY NIGHT. ?? Chancellor of the Exchequer's con- i- feonsit tht the cost of the war, so far as it nis to be borne by this country, should be paid{ Ls out of the current revenue of this and the e next year or two, gives rise to some s&r- l- msses. If the Transvaal indemnity is large e enough the probable surpluses of this and the I r next two ...

... CAN-TON PARISH BAZAAR. I he teo OPENING BY MR. J. M. M_1ACLEAN, ring M..SKI rva- on Mr. J: M. Maclean, M.P, opened the Canton Parish bazaar.,at the Park-hall, Cardiff, on Wednesday afternoon, in the presence of a' BU. the fairly numerous audience. The bazaar is in hose aid of the fund for Church extension in the ease parish of Canton, and it is satisfactory to be iw: able to state that the ...

... LOCAL PARLIAMENTARY SCHEEIES. BARRY AND THE CHANNEL PASSEN- GER SERVICE, RUMOURJED OPPOSITION TO MESSRS. CAMPBELL. Speculation is rife as to the prospects of local Bills in Parliament next year. It is generally accepted that, so far as'new railway and dock schemes are concerned, a truce has been arrived at between the Car- diff, Taft, and Barry Companies, and that Bills of a purely domestic ...

... A BERDEEN UNIVERSITY. ] --- I~~~~~* Itt t THE RFCTORIAL ELECTION. V NMNATION'OF OASNDIDATES, k nis nietting of studenIts of Aberdeein lni- n Ner'cicit wast held laet evening in thle Debating Hall of it 't stttldcntes Union for the pttrpose of n Ini 55 Iit'' va idida tes for the Lord Rc cto rshi p ''O lttto the( Mat'tjiis of fluntiy. Theiire o ~a veir1s ' atteitdance', atid thec itttdsiisi ...

... THEli W.I;,A'VII'1l EI{. Thermometer and Baromreter. RADlINGS AT 2 A.M. TO-DAY. ME rSR. ZE2U I~~~~~~J ~X Rises . 7 7 9sM . .49 4.M stets 439¢, ~.t. 137 A.M. D High WVatr bIC Aber- 5*7 A. . .jae 5 35 P.i- -~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ . - d yTe barcnieter has risen, and the waolber is fairly settled. T1OD..,Y. (October 25, IgCY.) To.-DA Y. FO9RECAtSTI;Sel F0Rr(4)A!x. The following forecasts of ...

... IRT6 159t Vattalion.. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) Cairo, 9th October. SCHOOt OF MUSKETRY HONOURS. 1 Colour-Sergeant Reid, Colour-Sergeant Mac- lennan, and Sergeant Mackay, whc went home in July to undergo a course at the School of Musketry, -ythe, have been awarded first-class musketry certificates. At the examination on the conclusion of the course Colour-Sergeant Reid was awarded highest marks ...