... GOODS TRAINS IN COLLISION. Traffic was resumed to-day on the Cheshire lines of railway at Fazalrerley June lion. Liver- pool, where three goods trains were in collision last night. The damage to the line and wreckage of wagons was very considerable, many cattle being killed. The three injured men are prc- gressing satisfactorily. ...

... PROBABLE STRIKE AT LLANELLY GAS WORKS. The possibilit-v of another strike at the Lianelly Ggte Works, as exclusively repotted in ThursclWm South Wales Daily News, has assumed a pro- bability sooner than was expected. On Thursday morning the stokers handed in their notices, and unless their demands are conceded they will come out in a fortnight. From the tone of a reply which has been received ...

... A WAR CORRESPONDENT LOSES HIS ARM. The Pall Mail Gazette states that Mr E. F. Knight, the war correspondent of the Morning Post has suffered amputation of the right arm in consequenoe vt the wound he received by a Dnm Dnm bullet tired under a flag of trace At the JWm-. 1 ...

... THE PRICE OF A VICTORY. ANOTHER BOER DEVICE. BY A MILITARY CORRESPONDENT. (Press Association Telegram.) LONDON, Thursday Night. The absence of any news from the Modder River to-day other than a short list of casualties is not surprising when it is remembered how exacting was the task of the troops engaged on Tuesday, and how much lays before them daring the next few days. The brief message ...

... GOVERNMENT FINDING EMPLOYMENT. An order has been issued by the War Depart- ment directing the men of the garrison artillery « employed in semi-military work to be gradually relieved of that duty, and their places taken by pensionexBi Reservists, and discharged Bddien at weekly wages. The order affects a large num- ber of artillerymen now employed as messengers, caretakers, boats' crews, mesa ...

... LORD SALISBURY. Lord Salisbury is now regarded as well on the road to complete recovery from his attack of in fluenza. ...

... NOM CNT THE WAR. ?? -- n- | BY OUR MIiJTAflY EXPElt in_ O ON WHICH BANK OF THE MODDE es ENCLOSED LJADYSMITIL. COLD BLOODED CRITICS. Pit - ro T THE LOSSES INCURRED. ke r wish to observe that I did not yesterday cy ro-nmit myself to the assertion that during at Lord Methuen's action on the Modder River ry the Boors were at first on the further side. s Frankly I do not know, and I think that ...

... AT WAR. DESPATCH FROM LADYSMITH THE BRITISH ADVANCB. BOERS STILL RETREATING. GOOD NEWS FROM MAFEKING. CASUALTIES AT 3IODDER EIVER. LORD METHUEN WOUNDED. There were many callers at the War Offiea throughout yesterday in expectation that the list of the Modder River casualties woulh44 posted, but only two telegrams, giving Itke ra.nea of killed and wounded officers were received, and at a late ...

... HIGH WATER TO-DAT. Morning. Ereuing, Height, Swansea ?? 4.21 ?? 4.46 , 2j. 9 A Cnrdill ?? 5.31 5.52 30 M Newport ?? 5.33 .. ,54 ?? 30. 4 ca WEATHER FORECAST. So ISSrIrI ZOX 5S5TXOLOLOGICAL orricE-8.30 P.m. i; The forecast of the weather throughout the West in of itnglunid mid South Wales for to-day (Irilay) ji is as follows:-S. binds, jresh or strollg; clotidi; YEST:ERAT'S FORaeCAS. | ...

... ITHE ROYAL,,WATER-COLOQUR : -, th y . | ?? (nea OtVf srECtDL CO ISPONDENT.) The 38th winter exhibition of the Old Water- Colour Society, as many of its admirers prefer to calLit, will not ?? on the records of its carsor. It.cannot be claimed that the war has interfvrad with its preparation, un- less, indeed, it sufers from the fact that the Right Hon. Joseph iChamberlain, jon. member, has ...

... TiE QUEEN AND THE SOUDAN CAMPAIGNER&. (m uT COUBT Cubona.) Windsor, Thursday. The Queen and Princess Henry of Battenberg drove out yesterday afternoon, attended by the Hon. Ethel Cadogan- Sir Charles Scott, Her Majesty's Ambassador at St Petersburg, and Lady Scott, and Sir Stafford and Lady Northcote, arrived at the Castle, and had the honour of dining with the Queen. Colonel Hatton, ...

... THIS BUSY WORLDM atvcoy in te Soudan q Wel3V- Weull agreat jqmtcdd to the Great u1 ~'li Nlili~ has~ ~d C.(liflin and Cor- i Ji')1 112 IS~ anld bI)L es (f Mfihdism, till i it-qi, i'tuitai. ll this is good 'ivcur t f li ?? I Tdili of the( gallant v 'ml ?? ob. ~- h ii' v h as i a I ~lL ti I fl it'i of l~ ?? liii IL'~ tI~iI> our ail dinkfing, a cup ofr a if lilt' 11~ t~ L1 Wiua l I live befsked f ...