... THE -'WAR. LADYSMIITH DISASTER. FULLER DETAILS. ROW THE IEISH FUSILIERS WERE CAP1TU RED. STAM3IPEDE OF MULES RESPONSIBLE. GUNS AN D A1MUNITION LOST. AN AWFUTL BATTLE. FEARFUL LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES. LADYS!JTH STILL SECURE. PRISONERS AT PRETORIA. The Pres Associaation ?? follow- ing telegram haa been received at the War Office from Sir George W'hite describing the operations on the 30ih ul. :- ...

... T RINITY COLLEGE HISTORICAL SOCIETY. li THE STATE OF IRELAND. 0 SPE;EGIES BY L011D ASHBOUIJNE AND OTHERPNS. o g DrL1Se, \rvW ?? there ?? a u hrilliant aathering at the opening meeting of the si College Histrricil Society. Lord Ashbourne, Lord cvi Chatncellor of Irelkbd. 'President of the society, ccupied the chair. Mr. EIrnest Victor Laongworth v. is the Audit-or this vear. and his address ...

... I 19 PELFAST NEWS-1-KITER' OFFICE. ?? ?? iw xrse ?? n h 4,3.5. STRAND LONDON. W.C. . TIT ~ TUSDAY Morning, Six o'clock. THE WAR. SHARP FIGHTING NEAR COLENSO. BOERS DRIVEN BACK. THE INVASION OF CAPE COLONY. BRITISH REINFORCEMENTS URGENTLY NEEDED. SEIZURE OF BOER STORES. ESTGOU'RT, November 3. The garrison at Colenso has been obliged to evacuate the place- The enemy, says the Daily News ...

... BELFAT ART SOCIET. TiE first meeting of the session in connection with this society was held on the 20th inst., at the rooms, Queen Street, Mr. Alfred B. Baker in the chair After the official business had been disposed of, Mr. J. J. Phillips, C.E., contributed an interesting paper entitled Mont St. Michel, Paradise of Artist Arebeologists, illustrated by lantern slides made from drawings ...

... I THE TiMLS?. The Precs Associai 'u i' is tesy o. * T 'Ites .- from the seat of wvar Ir,:i'i den ts:- ~ ; ; TH1'A )LCI&M?,u Nix Li bv lr . i. Yov. 2-The Doer' 041' efiectihe booh r m i , ?? 3 v-e tack on MI ujor Ciodev> s Corporal ?? Nxxb, continue to L,.ra-s us nu feldt fire, whtile ther bi2 `7 the ivemen's hdager, tr a ere annoyed by SIityi v n u evase. N ov 3.-The B oer lvu' t:L ?? ...

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... TBIE ChURCH OF IRELAND. PAUG1TANVALE PARISH OHIUItCH. ITEE BISHOP OF DERRY ON CONSECRASTION. |The Rlight Rev. Dr. Chadwvick, Lord Bishop of Berry and Riaphos, in the presence of a large con- gregation, consecrated a stew chancel and reopened Faughanvale Parish Church (Co. Berry), on 24th inst. After the service his Lordship preached an I appropriate sermon. He said the visions of Isaiah |and ...

... I TRE QUEEN IN BRISTOL X JUBILEE CONVALESCENT ' BOME. le GREAT POPULAR A ' ENTHUSIASM. t~c I.e hi CIVIC AND MILITARY DISPLAY. di ti BRISTOL, WEDNESDAY.-A special correspondent (3 of the Press Association ?? 3Majesty ti the Queen received to-day frons the citizens of c Bristed and from hundreds of thousands of the p people of the Nwest a greeting intensely loyal in its X character, but chiefly ...

... THE RECONT BTJWP(1 ;_ .S MAT HollJlVYOOD. in At 11ilywoeod pc. ?? Yeter'Narv -hf oire *l Messrs. J. Andutcin.F.1.'.. (r;Jehr:ia-m) ; J. hllt,;iioll, es .J R iichiard P.LatersOn, JIP.: and A. DaJonp, .i MD I.P.- deaf an') lumb sxonti'n named rltl Mars W~ilser, oi noe iixel r. ie~lx'7 .s: cql~ e )1 l by D'istrict-nlspector Feelv. N\evrol .. .wibb h havint il ,keal ?? celter.i 'hn ?? ?? I. l Mr. ...

... TYRONE NEW COUN'Y INFIRMARY. THE OPENING CEREMONY. The new infirman' just completed at Omagh was opened yesterday by her Grace the Duchess of j Abercorn, and the wena-her being favourable there was a large attendance representative of all creeds and classes both in the te-en and in tihe neighbour- hood. The project now crowned with such suc- Icess o-es its Oric-in to the suggest-ion of Mrs. ...

... MIL MACKINDER'S AFRICAN EXPERIENCES. gerous that tbey dare ?? descend, and kad to Te-; g t-urn by anotber route. 1'vienty minutes hs ore *se, ?? tihe sunit of the monntain xve 7nad a n magnrficent view, but at noon, vben sve stooJ nn the teprnost peak, tbere nvere small drift ng clouds. After remainin,, on the snmmi., ^.;bi was over i7,000 ieetZ tbe part-r retnrned t.o rhe ! In 13,000 feet ...

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