... lIORE BRITISH VICTORIES. dUSSARS CAPTURED. BRITIlSH PORCES FALL BACK ON LADYSMITH. Following on the memnorable victory at Pundee furteur important succeseos fer j e British ar s are chronicled thie week. bile General Yule's column by perilous iigbt marches was falling back en Lady- imith, Sir George White marched out and pugaged the enemy at Elandslaagte and gietfentein. In hoth actions the ...

... 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, ...

... T1HE NEWV WHIG PARTY. JINGO AND YEWV AL[IANCE. This week the Earl of Rosebery visited Bath for the purpose of afflbing tablets to houses of historic interest and of talking about Pitt. The douiple function is signifi- cnut. The great Jingo, Pitt, sszis a grateful theme for the small .Jingo, Rosebery. Lord Rosiebery is himself somewhat of a historic relic, on whose brenst might, be phlaer the ...

... ROSERE'RY ON THE AVAr;I: NO LITTLE WAR. EUROPEAN NATIONS WATCHING. Lord Roehbery on Friday fulfilled a number of en- gagonleets et Bath. At Onei o'clock he wnA presented Withi the freedom of the citY. Subnooineeitly lie pro- ceeded with till) Mayor tt yoiioiatitotu to lolmntone- street, wheore hie tlreiled h: tablet plaeil id ?? No. 15, which aIsI utrmpied in lid li) WiIliatim Pitt t lie ...

... HOPELESS! PENNILESS!! FRIENDLESS! !! IREYNOLDS'S- | SAND'WICTIMENI'S FUND, 1899. Our annual Saindwichmen's Funmd is now opened. We feel sincerely confident. that the noble generosity showx'n List year by our readers and friends-resulting in the most triinipbantl.i-luccessflul entertainment of its kind ever held anywbere-will be repeated this year. The Order of Merit to lh presenited I to ...

... A DECREE RESCINJDED. ;SINGULAR STORY. In the Divoree DivimiYrn. Ye.rday, J. HT. Mluryvy, on Inhalaf of tihe Que, ?? a l to r. Justice Barnes to re-sinjd the decree nisi oho- tamted bv the petitonelr, the -nife, orn te 3.0; Mar 3 a!itl th -5 ol OA .acC'orm,:ck ;. A;'ac~orm'iel. nr * the follosving *r~rvurntanceF. 34sM'rneAav i Corinick, the vtittoner f~ounne! rid) rmarried 1the r' .pondl rt ...

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... SOME ACHIEVEMENTS AND SOME BLUNDERS. [BY A SPECIAL CORRESPOINDENT. I Yesterday, according to the official transport programme, the 1st Royal Dragoons, who have not seen foreign service since the Crimea, wvere due to leave Tilbury Docks en route for Cape Town. Their final destina- tion, according to every trooper in the regiment, is Pretoria. Late on Saturday night, however, a report, lacking ...

... The ?? ('ounci ivill bo asked on Toemlay by its 'Fe. loical ?? 5sIardf to takek sf01 to ei ?? ?? lxer:fle-!lnoi 1fisl lt lirot-n. Laenitlit 'Vest:y ti.e presurlt utleoer of if' buillts, ic willing to sli. fon i0:l ?? ?? soslt tree r, f- that are Lit to Ihe ?? ' ,i ?? l1u t f I'D rit or it r soe,!F. II. tiqe >i~tn'.i ob ;la-tu'lrz|;r igt'is ?? hri tlhe yfoloom: I'l' Y: ?? ' liPO'.-l, 'o *.'' ...

... iROOP 'S FOR THE CAPE. TilE 1)1KE AN1I) TME RIFLE1 111110 A DE. lIATTAILION LEFAVES S80 UTTIAMPTONN. 1A TOUCHlINGl DEMONTSTRA-I TION. ?? Dsislt o csslc oa it &'i'slayi his ionjs't llitS tos %iuchit Ilite ci [01 uilt Eu the Ist: 1'it- t I( II51 51 t t IcI I lL tic 11 B i gnode f or h fe t -i, lo -I ) 'es'-I'd ,isis' hi ?? moifnor ?? the orii-ids' ot %',[ichlie h l'''s'loiolsl iil-k'l.iof. and ...

... NO ROOM To Li'VE.' THIE RJIJEAL ASPECT OF THE (1 TEST I ON. .-TrE SCARCITY UP COTTAGES. Ml',E WORKhUSE AS SHELTER We publishll'd tlto other day soum terrible rovtolations of the condition of thO housing quo:s- f ?? ilL rural diisit iost-, ivts sooni by ii correspotdotlit ll tt, comn. os f x tv al] k tit l'eg Ii iast Ae;ij W Ills e ilow lilttio aL .sstomat il' eit t(lil to ast'cri-amitl wti. ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS.-MONDAY. NEW POSTAGE STAMPS. Mr. H aNenoi, in reply to Mr. Henniker Healon, said it was intended to alter the colour of the halfpenny stamp from red to | g' em. The piresent designi would not be al ered. lt was also intended to issue a new | shiling stamp, but the colour and the design had not yet been decided upon. THE WAR EXPENDITURE. On the motion of Mr. BALFORu the 12 ...