... I *exrmHw;rom* . 41 oQoti*-AND-s- O 'C'to ? . onal V 11 ?? DUBLIN: MONDAY, DECEMBER 4; 18w. _ I IThe lists of casualties at the Modder River ' published on Satarday bring the total losses in t that ?? Up to close onL 500. No lr- t ther news of importance has been received2.' A splendid deronstration, 'under the auspices c of the United Irish League, was held yester-. i, .dy at Rosemore, Co ...

... LON-DON' CORRESPOXDE\CI (FrROM OR OWN CU1RRESPONDR\2 (BY SPECIAL. WI- ) . ?? Tatri a t-, General Bullet> ;elrE__,r'o. ijj5v 6 to show tiL: the ?? h , : they have admitted Oi * 2 a tavourabhe impressiti iet.1 as ?? a weak perfirmnt ?T i * been wait ng for over ae asl'. ?? that thle Comnmandler-,! sent news of a ?? d r j th y get a disserta:iotl ont i ?? *l h W ihtich may hbve a celo.ai h, ...

... The annual meetn of the friends anJ selp- i porters of the Catholic Boys' Brigade is be held to-morrow week in Church stree, and it is to be hoped that the meeting will be !tu'h a suocess vS to still further stimulate andl extend one of our most useful associations. The idea that lies at the foundation of the Brigade is a most excellent and fruitful one.. The Capuchin Fathers have set ...

... MOINE IRISH HIAMS I WILLIAMS AND CO AGAIN CONVICTED. Messrs Williams and Co were summoned st the Northern Police Court yesterday be- fore Mr Mahony, under the Merchandise Marks Act, for having sold in their shop 89 and 90 Rathminesq road, on the 25th September, a ham to which the false trade description Irish was applied. Mr Tobias represented the authorities, and 'Mr Healy, Q C, M P ...

... . CITY SPECIAL I l ~ EDITION. - ' , ~ ~ ~ ( .pcr wu_ i (BY SPCIAL WMrRb) I FRaEm OFFICE, WEDNESDAY MORNING. |m SIx o'CLOCK. I _ ?? I THE W'AR. - MODDER RIVER BATTLE 'The Press Association is indebted to the crwr- tesy of the Times for the following telegrams from its special correspondents at the seat of war (copyright)- Modder River, Dec 1st. The battle of Modder River ended in the ...

... | EI~ii -~sS GR&Nt~r, CF~arr ?? ?? zi ] DEA'S RANG4E CEMETE Y-~ - . To the Editor of the Freeman's Journal. - MNookstown, Dec 22, 1899. Dear Sir-Referring to report of the proceed- ingrs of the Dean's Grange Joint Bural Board, in vour issuc of December 2, I desire to bring sadalrepa Jo rnuap S qSetI ?? toS z;par. .made against me by Mr J J Reilly was omiitsed from sai-n (through mistake,- I ...

... THE MARLBOROUGH PLACE l .11: FATALITY THE INQL'EST. Yesterdav Dr Fostrell, Deputy Coroner, he'd * an inqluest in Jervis street lol'pltil (,in the budv of John Graydon, aged 45. residing a- 50 !Surnmerhill, iho died in the'- flospAla. fhim irjuries received in Air liroli's 1ii-.u e ?? M1arl'borough place, on November 3' ?? ceased was foreman of the umiiis. r Mr Gerald Byrne appeared for ;he ...

... - ?? 'irEL) IIISH LEAGUE I .. M ACH ERlA1 'ELT OiOn Sunday crenina. 26-h uit. a meeting of'I the N ationalists of the town and parish of 32½gerafe't was hleM for the purpcse of estab- I 1slu.hing a branch of the United Iri;h League. There was a large atte'rdance. ?? testified isonarkod degree-to the kesisint-ereatifeLtr$', rI ,.Nationnlists of' the- tco and .ieighbhra P hrlod- in the ...

... ! THE SIiGE OF M1AFEKING London. Fridar. A Timeb second edition ieleg:aii i .ron Mochudi, dated Novvenher 24. vC le;IU, g. xie ai graphic acuoarn: of the siege of Mafeking |down to the 19; ult. The corre'poniden, in s:de the beleaguereo town ?? past week has been exceptiounily quiet. Despite the fact that M1afek1ng is suriounded by Biter laagers. ! is quite posshble to lose the seiase of the ...

... T AORIIC TURAL ORGANISATONI ' SOCIETY. , .71e Agricultural Orgapisation Society has ?? a very voluminous and interesting an- rport upon the working of th o - t tive societies connected withit, down to 3 i. .ofMaitch. It gives a more than usually elabo- rate description of the multifarour-efforts of1 thW societies, and of the results achieved. ThAepdrt is followed by appendices, in which1 are ...

... LOA MS IME *I'.OYkLTY AND! I 'I H E WA it Tb ?? Editor of the Freeman's Journal. Da;Lr- Si7-The pres-en; crisis :n South Africa (a ir. renegaide irishnen and turf-hunting lIn- l 11 s a uni:que chance for a display of their i h bruiu; sboyalty to England. They, are care, ! t+,t ho#Lvre, ti( manirfes5tthis t6oalty i&`the 1 manner most conducive to their ow-n inArsts. f'hey are full of ...

... ThE STORM-OENTRES. There is news from the two storm-centres of the war-east and west-to-day. The news is most important as showing that at both Ladysmith and Kinmberley great anxiety pre- vaili regarding the date of the rmeief. A Times message from Ladysmith, de- spatched nine days since, fully confirms the message ot Joubert which was published the other day, that the new big gun mounted ...