... REPULSES THE ENEMY AT YAALKOP. I BOERS LOSE FORTY KILLED AND WOUNDED. From the Doily Telegraph Special 0orrespont'ent. By Special Arrarqgement for Simultaneous Pubiicatiw1 in the Westerij Mail. ARCUN'DEL, Tuesday Morning. With two expeditious. on hand-one to seize Vaal Kop. the scene of esterday's affair, and the other to punish lieutenallt Collis's nssailants-matters . ave becn pretty ...

... XTTI'lIU:DE OF.' THES GOVERNMENT . ,. I ANT) THE COUNTRY. ?? iirdn and' {uiexnlectec1 was the news So' 7baddenr and unexpectecl was the news n ,if 9ctral-Bulcr's. rever e that for a t . Vment it liad ' staglzerin g ffect liupon r onst aof u^; but nT o.,w agan iwre hnave reco- t .v .id ourp roper Falance, and' are ableto t v ..:ok th'e posit n in the fac'e with' s steady , . . ?? ?? Mut~ters ...

... LATE MR. D. L. MODY;| RiECOLLECTIONS OF HIS VISIT '10O CDARD)IFF. A- earrespondetlftwrites:-W~henlI read of Mr. Be Iloody's regrettable death ?? of Isis liy and Mr. Sankey's evangelistie mission in Car- Will tl;f? mnany years ag o cr~opped up vividly, no pup.) doubt, in many mindtas, as in mine. The, ser- app vices were held Iin the old! circus, which stood arti on sptwih new post-offie now ...

... BRIT - O ~ I . .1 I I -- , . Great Britain's enemies, who base their t.calculations upon their hopes and wishes, draw anything but an inviting picture of the future of this country as the result of the present war. Frenchmen and Aus- trians especially, whose attitude is most . inexplicable, consider the conflict with the Is Boers the beginning of the end, the !e first step in Great ...

... |-EVENING' EXPRESS! BOYS1 i ) ; I - GUESTS OF THEIR EMPLOYERS AT CARDIFF, - e - The boys who sell the Evening Express at Cardiff had what they described as a( 't iare' old beano' on Sunday afternoon at E 1 the' Tudor-road Works of the Western Mail Limited.- They were the guests.of 1t n 'lyeiroprietors, and 'the meniu provided y S f6o them consisted of an abundant supply l 'of' roast beef ...

... EDITORIAL COOvMENTS.. - - - I I I - I ?? Her Majesty the Queen has once more a given public proof of her intense and r unflagging anxiety about our soldiers, ?? especially the wounded and those depen- dent upon them, W'e refer to the letter r bearing the Royal signature which has just I been issued to the heads of the Church in a England and Wales, authorising a general a collection having in ...

... LOCA L PARiLIAMENIA r I BILLS. NEATH HARBOUR COMMISSION. in's A Bill ies beesi deposited for rest session to of confer upon the Neath Harbour Commissioners lIY; further powers for the improvement of tie harbour: to reduce and regulate the indebted- D. ness and borrowing powers of the commis- her sionerso and for other purposes. st: T'he preaiiible recites at sooe length the of financial and ...

... BRITISH ADVANCE TO LADYSMIT~fH. rs. - op CHECK FOR THE BOERS AT he COLENSO. he an ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP THE BRIDGE FRUSTRATED.. 3- ENEMY DRIVEN BACK BY THE ARTILLERY. r >E A telegram from Frere Camp to the London Evening News, dated November 28 (12.10 ?? I says:- 'H The enemy this morning, while attempting to blow tip the bridge, Stoft. long, over the river at Oolenso, were driven back by our ...

... - EW GUARDIANS' OFFICES AT SWANSEA. OPENING CEREMJONY A2D LUNCHEON. Fer years the Swansea Boarrd of Guardians thO d the relief 0ooummittoeo connected therewith On M had to toil np a most formuidable hill tosl the v orhbucee to hold their meetings. This has ba beet remedied by the erection, at a cost of pr I See6 O£6,00 and £7,000, of all eligible suitc Th otw0tcev ir. liexandri Wroad. Svvnesa, ...

... The important circular which has been ,-issued by the Local Records Committee will serve a useful purpose if it does no al more than draw attention to the necessity of taking greater care of public documents which have come down to us ra from the past. The committee are . arzious to obtain from different localities ta throughout the country some definite in- it formation in regard to existing ...

... FACTORS IN TAB WAh o~~~ IT 1 I Mr. Chaplin's speech at the United Service Club was an admirable exposition of the origin and conduct of the present - war and the position in the Transvaal and ?? South Africa generally. Mr. Chaplin : is a Minister who possesses a clear and 1 . thorough insight into the situation, and t.follows with great precision and ability mcause and effect in the two ...

... GATACRE DE- FEATEDO - ~ ~ ~ ~ A j UB closely, and brought two 40-pounders to ha! bear upon our moving line. Had the Boer gunners been worth their salthi they would have inflicted considerable damage for Several shells were directed at, our album3 lance, but they fell short, and when Eve reached third place and tbok stock it vitas found that our casualties were slight. cor man so beme of ...