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... MARRLiGE OF MISS RADFORD, OF SMALLEY. On Wednesday, at Hoty Trinity Churc' ,(!«!•«■ Jii.-s Evelyn Vaugban Uadford, only dau.'ae: ot Mr. Arthur Radford. J.F., of Suud ey Had. B ry and Mtadfoot Reck, Torquay, was mai-ri-.i to Led Foley, ?? £ Huxley Tc-J^e, Eth-.r, Surrey. T. c itu- mony wai perloiined by the Rev. H. V. B van ar.d ice Lev. D. Andersen. Ti,c bride, wi,,, wa- e'tve;. away by her ...

... J»ap L r L mi gadmmem. HOUSE OF LORDS. THUBSDAY. Lord Panueefote, the British Ambassador at Washington, introdnctd by Lord R iseell ol Kiilowen and Lord James of Hereford, took the oath and bis sat on his elevation to tbe Peerage. A return moved for by Lord Balfour, showing the valuation of lands and heritage? througnout ccct'.and, was agieed to, and the Kou.-e adjourned until 11.30 to-morro-r ...

... UNAPPRECIATED LENIENCY. George Jennings (25), sesfaring man, wa,s brought up in ccsforij (before Messrs T. H. Stephens, Morgan Morgan, and Louis Samuel), at Cardiff Police Court on Tuesday, charged with being drunk and disorderly in Hereford-street on Monday night. He was farther charged with breaking a pane of glass in the cell window of the Grangetown Police Station, value 5s. Defendant had ...

... ARRIVAL AT THE CAPE (Press Association Telegram.) Sir Redvers Buller and other officers arrived at Cape Town at 10 o'clock last night. All well. The Press Association is informed by the Castle Line Company that the mail steamer Dnnottar Castle, with Sir Redvers Buller and other officers on board, arrived at Cape Town at 10 o'clock last night all well. Among the officers on the Dnnottar Castle, ...

... TRANSPORTS EN ROUTE. St. Vincent, Monday.—The transport Aurania arrived here about 10 o'clock this morning.— Reuter. ROYAL WELSH FUSILIERS AND COLDSTREAMERS. (Renter's Tel egram.) St. Vincent, Taesday.-The P. and O. freight- ship Oriental arrived here at daylight to-day with the 1st Royal Welsh Fusiliers, and leaves this evening, and the Malta, which arrived at Las Pe.Imrs at daylight to-day ...

... LiaJadarna Capel Chasing Cross Road.-Nos Fercher, Hycl- ref 18fed, yn y capel uchod, caffwyd cyfarfod cysur- us iawn, Pan ddacth ilas ynghyd o w17ahassol gapel- au y ddinas, i ffarwelio a'r chwaer anwyl, Miss Williams, ar ei mynediad yr ail waith i'r macs cen- hadol. Y mr*e Miss Williams yn anwyl iawn gan eglwys Charing Cross, oblegid o'r eglwys yma yr aeth hi allan y tro cyntaf Udeng mlynedd ...

... -,IU.NICIPAL ELECTIONS, I Yesterday's Nominations. GLASGOW. The nominations of candidates for seats in ;ha Town Council of Glasgow were received, yesterday by Mr Walker, acting on behalf of FSir James Mariok, town-clerk. Most of the ; retiring representatives who are seeking re- 'election, as -well as a number of the new aspir- I ants for municipal honours, had previously i'.anded in their ...

... TO-DAY'S NEWS. MONDAY'S BATTLE. I Despatch from Sir Geo. White. RECONNOITRING THE ENEMY'S POSITION. An Artillery Duel. I SPLENDID WORK BY THE NAVAL CONTINGENT. Mules Stampede. I AMMUNITION EXHAUSTED. I Position Captured. 8URVIVOR8 IN THE ENEMY'S HANDS. General Joubert's Humanity. I SECURITY OF LADYSMITH I UNAFFECTED. (Press Association Telegram.) I The following telegram has baen received at ...

... A Woman Jumps After It. I This morning at the Cardiff Police Court a woman named Mary Ann Jewell, aged 32, was charged on remand with attempting to commit suicide by throwing herself into the Glamorgan- shire Canal by the East Wharf on October 24th. William Charles Cann, of 6, Monmooth-street, saw the woman throw her hat in the canal and jump in after it. He followed and pulled her out, and ...

... AN OVERDUE LINER. 1 345 Passengers Landed. The overdue Cape liner Darivagan Cattle arrived at Southampton at midnight, and tbe pas- sengers proceeded to London early this morning. Her delay was owing to a slight mishap to the machinery. She landed 345 passengers. ...