... NEW TEMPERANCE MOTVEENT. THE JAPANESE IN CANADA. SIR W. LAURIER'S ATTITUDE. (OU OUR COR10SPlONDBT.) OTTAWA, Nov. 14. Caauadian politic$ are about to becoam vcor- plitiated by the &pp,,arace of a new party, iui tho shape of a prohibition party. The ultra- prohibitionist, have uerer been contout sinco the plobiscito of 1S78. Now an appeal hs. been issued, signld by all the leaders of the ...

... ?UV l jfall oxyttt offiet, 18, CHARING CRoss ROAD, W.C | Ihe Quleen has at present in her gift the sinecure office of (lentleman I Isher Dailvy\iiter, in the Lord ChlamIberlainis department, vacant by the (Ieath of' Mr. Alpin MacGregor. The salary is £250 a year, besides sonme allowances instead of board and lodiging chlrin the thiee enliths of annual waiting, which duty is only on paper. 'T ...

... C. I I- -.R III spite of tlte belief that the East-(iiil iou nore -Aj tinue to buy ?? the end of the year, sp sl) sileer (floi' g th: a- two has shown a decide(d sxeikiless. Anv ?? trnnue' enltirely attribut.blblc to the sho -rtage ol init cdjai: au,, Op * -- Continent had also becil a buyer, the miarket wvais rather bar- p-- A FI ELoI) 01- 1A111A L If all the directors in the worl d were as ...

... TXE BOER REVOLT' I(D1BERLEY GARRISON ACTIVE. TWO SORTIES. BRISK FIGHTING WITH AN INVISIBLE ENEMY. ;lNERLEY, Nov. 15, 4 A.Al. (By despatch rider to Orange River ov. 22).-A force composed of detachments of the Diamond Fields Horse, the zirberley Light Horse, and the Cape Police, under Major Scott-Turner, vith a held-gull and two Maxims, was sent out to-day to ascertain the strength of the ...

... AOLIg EiT ?? offire, 18, CHARING CRaOss ROANb, W. C, The Dowager Lady Southampton has replaced the Dowager Lady Ampthill as the Lady in Waiting on the Queen at Windsor Castle, and will be on duty until December 5, when she is to be succeeded by either the Dowager Countess of Erroll or Viscountess Downe. During tir Christmas holidays the Dowager Lady Churchill is to be the Lady itl Waitied on ...

... ,STRONG CONFIRMATION,: OF THE HORRIBLE TALES OF7 BOER TREACHERY.:- TItR special correspondent of the Daily. Telograph at Maritzburg, in his article, Bond or Briton, dated October 27,;speaks in no uncertain tone as to the tales of cruelty and treachery on the part of the Boers, which have aiready reached us. He says:- The Boers are accused in many cases of killing the wounded. I was ...

... The Parlianenutanr Libel. ST. PAUL comments upon the dis- v creditable fact that amnon- the early Christians brother went to law withl brother, and that before the unbe- lievers. Now Nationalist goes to law with Nationalist, and that before an English jurn. Tho Judge who tried the case of Curran v. Diamond wvas an Irishman, and so was the leading counsel for the plaintiff, but it was the ...

... BATTYLE OF BELMONT. FEATUJRES OF THE FIGHTING. THE FLAG OF TRUCE TRICK. 1LOID IETHIUEN PROTESTS TO THE BOWR CUMMANDANT. PLEASE PLAY THE GAME. THE WOUNDED IN CARP. ANY LOOT -YES, IN MY LEG. WROM OUR OWN WAR CORRESPONDENT,) ORANGE RIVER, Fritday, 9.35 p.m. It now appears that the statement that Doer guns wera captured at Kaffir's Rop was in- correct. They had with them one Nordenfelt. *ho ...

... KAISER AND TIE GUARDS. 1NSPECTION OF TUREE MEN. 3. iOBSE TOO GOOD FOR AFRICA. QUEEN AND MIEROU AT ETON. ANOTHER DINNER PARTY. , WINDSOR, WeJaesday. The German Emperor aund Eitpress remaivned at Windsor Castli last night after tho Queen's State banquot, which, by the way, was the most insportarit Ioyal fuinctiou in the prograUlni. which had boen arrnuged for the aterta.inrmnet of her ...

... All' CAPEITOWN, WHIIERE IS SIR U. BULLER? rt tl CON FLICTINO STATEM ENTS. gI( TO TILE QUIEEN'S SIJBJECTS. IMPORTANT P1ROtCLAMATION. a 'TiE C01O0LO1AL CONlNTIGN TS! P CAP1ETOWIN'S WELCOME. h (FROM6 OUR CORRESPONDENT.) d CAPETOWN, Thursday, 1;.50 p.m. t Sir Rodvers Buller left for thle north to-day. c The 12th Lancers struck camp at Maitland _ to-day, entraining at noon for the Orange River. ...

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... THE DIEMOCR.ATVS' HOLIDAY, TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. Miasonoas, ?? ?? Moslerin, 2 to 4,_ Sco1tt: Ket-Sie~gtoo 21 itCeit, :! to ?? nil UFVMcoj, 2 to 4,.---Natoinol Hi story Aliisotitn, 2i Mt 4--lbrthsal G~reen, Mfuiesin, 2 to 4-dcoac lvMueslia, Jilru~yo~.oreer, 2 to 5-Greenrwich Hospital, I. to ,u:-ho Gardens, ?? dnsk.-lteuelngtou Palace, 2 to 4.-lteipton Court, 2 to 4. St. PanI's.-.l.30, Prett. ...