... &oo ior Classification. A respectable Girl as General.—85, Tudor-road. 3118 Apartments to p T_„„„TT CAI-I'E-NTE waxltea, C.. and Surveyors Assistant tfuaiifications, terms fto. xXH/fi o -1r Workshop, Stable. Yara. l unar '-0tt.e-treet. Calhays.—22, WoodvlUe-road. > ARLISLE-street — Double-fronted Shop best nnuH ^ock lent.—Apply Kichard England. Waii C°lS.-l'wJ NST* 10 IOS -Apply o 1. 372n and ...

... CHARGE AGAINST A SWANSEA INSURANCE AGENT. At the Swansea Police Court on Tuesday Wm. Mayberry, insurance agent, of John street, Brynhyfyd; Swansea, was charged with two separate acts of embezzlement. Mr Leyson pro- secuted on behalf of the Royal Cou-ities Insur, ance Friendly Society, and Mr Hawkos defended. Mr Peter Jone?, the district manager of the society, said defendant was a collector, ...

... LATE WAR- NEWS-I GREAT BATTLE- ON SATURDAY. ita- TWO THOUSAND BOERS C e MADE PRISONERS. the P., 'TIMES TELEGILIm] rA-CPE TOWN, Sunday. [ore The Cape Times reports that on Saturday am, there was a big British victory at Ladysmith. Two thousand Boers were taken prisoners. ins, THURSDAY'S BATTLE AT les, ILADYSMITH. red ENEHY CUT UP AND BADLY BEATEN. ofF ?? ian [TIMES TELEGIS.SM.l SI - ...

... f WELSH GOSSIP. Which is the correct Welsh form for Boera f The Baner has Bwriaid, whilst Gvsalia Bweriaid, but the majority of the Welsh papetf call them Boeriaid. Among the photographs published in this month's number of the Captain of famous public. schools and colleges is one of Christ Church College Buildings at Brecon. Sir Lewis Morris, of the Aberystwyth College, has intimated his ...

... HOW DISEASE IS SPREAD. At the Caerphilly Police Court on Tuesday Hannah Prosser, of Senghenydd, was prosecuted by the Caerphilly District Council for having ex- posed herself to the public while suffering frotn diphtheria. Mr W. Spickett, clerk to the Council, prosecuted. Dr. Thomas, medical officer, stated that on the 9th ult. he found Mrs Prosser suffer- ing from the above complaint. He told ...

... I STOCKTON. Though having what is generally termed a quiet year Ald. and Mrs Cameron, the retiring Mayor and MAyoroas of Stockton, have had an extremely busy one. They have, how- ever, met the demands both upon their time and pocket with the utmost good nature, and it is quite safe toa say have added to the dignity of their honour- able office, whilst popilarising them- selves with all classes ...

... i > , a x4,\ . - C01 MMANFAOY GNYNtNLkEI - T L E F1 NENV 'n ° Hv.]ref 9l. ?? Pregetliwy.d Y 1109wflith a rtti L'.,%vip T. lluheq, P '-iat t i o Gyrarn. Pregethbwy boreu Mawrt,, e Q. P . V. RI. Edwards, Granville , Y treb 1: tica. Yn y prvdeaw.wn gan y D l , Rees, I nniisrt. a ii l A. Di p- ?? Yen yr ?? a PwcP p. i h rh iteme, R Ir~ac-rathi R.e., Dechreuwyd y ?? t-vv gweddio gan y Parchrl IT. j ...

... BOOKS: RECEIVED. [Mention under this heading does not necessariig preclude- m further reviow.l J THE T911FLE CLASSICS-PrXTTARel's LIVES, Vols. 9 and 10. (London: J. M..Dedt and p.) las 6d eacb. Thesettvo volumes complete a delightful edition of YorkWs Plutarch. The last volume contains am. Admirable generali index. THE Boys An I. By Mrs Molesworth. (Edinburg`L: W. and R. Obambers.) 3s 6di ...

... MORTLAOH SOiHOUL B(ARiD. A meeting of members of Mortlach School Board was held -in the Board Room, Dufftown, on Monday-1ev- J. B. Cumming presiding. The i clerk s le followingr. letter-- . ;E -\;1',,¢etqh. Educations ipbj en. Sir, ~Id\ -a\!he '2bon{our. to''c\4likger 0_dere.d ceipt of your letter-of 12thiinst. I am directed to point out, in reply, that the question of accom- modation has been ...

... WHAT TE TMBOS tAE fTING ' - I 1 FOR. '' ENTRING- ON A BiTTER STRUG IGLE. The war correspondent of the Daily Tele- graph, in the course of a- long letter datedi PietermaritzbsUrg, October 13, which appeas in that journal thiu; mor-iing, says:- The Brug;aers of the Tranewaal, and the Free State have declared war, not merely against Great Britain, but against the British. The issue is not ...

... DESPAMRE' -SFHoOE - lovmlm OF 'RNal, STEAMER IN A WFORKL The transport steamer Rapidan, wbi&id *hte Mersey for Cape Town on Wedneay, en. countered the storm of Thursday, and had to put back. She arrived off Point Lyas on Sz*=- day at 9 a.m., and signalled that her fittinge were damaed, and three boats stove in. Severil horses were dead. The Rapidan has on board 500 men of the Army Service ...

... SPOLWRING NEWS. I ~-a Aberdeen, in presence of a large iunber ol spectators, including a good many who arrived from A1rbroath by special train. Arhroa-th won by 5 goals to 3. Orion protestedon account of the darkness towards the close of the game. Raith Rovers 3, East Stirlingshire 1; Maybole v. Castle Douglas Wanderers, a draw, two goal each. NORTHERN LEAGUE. Aberdeen v. Victoria United.-At ...