... The casualties hare been reported by the Genernl . (.ines of Communication, Cape Town, to the Secret of State for War; DriTfr W, Bartbam, Bora! Horse Artillery died *23; No. 13*J03 Drirer Charles Skelton. Amy Corps, died Noremher 30, of meningitis; Private J. Whitmore, Ist Northumberland Fusiliers, died November 28, from pneumonia. Following deaths from wounds received in action: } No. 9715 ...

... NEW FRUITS, & c SEASON, 1899—1900. per lb. Good Currants - 2d. & 2|d. Fine Currants - - 3d. Finest Currants - - id. Fine Raisins - - 3d. Very Fine Raisins - - 4d. Very Finest Raisins - - sd. Fine Sultanas - - sd. Finest Sultanas - - 6d. Finest Lemon Peel - - 3jd, Also, Mixed Lemon, Orange and Citron, in 1 lb. boxes, (id, each. ALSO, A CHOICE SELECTION' OF New Figs, Muscatels. French Plums, ...

... Colonel Ketewich, commanding at Kimberley, reported on Thursday of last week that a force of the Becbuanaland Protectorate Police had, on the previous Tuesday, captured a Boer laager. Communication with the Modder River has been established by searchlight. DISLOYAL CAPE DUTCH. The Standard special correspondent at Caps Town reports that the disloyalty of the Dutch in the north of Cape Colony ...

... Reuter’s rorre-p ndent. writing from the Modder River, says that the mor»* that is of the position from whicli - Ht.f'rs were driven hy Lord Methuen’* troop* on November 2d. the tirve! doe* the British B'.wess ajipeur. Alter the h.ittie * lur.-e force of the enemy srnvcd from oh-dul, but ret red after tlmir bevten urede* without any attempt to renew the emoveenu tit. SITUATION AT STLVNSBURGH. ...

... If cleanliness is next to godliness then »e may gain valuable object lesson in its appli cation to mannfactnrs by observing model factory which from a small beginning has grown into mammoth business, where cleanliness is strictly observed. All the articles prepared are edible and for this cleanliness is particularly insisted npon. It has been a delight many to pay a visit to Histon near ...

... The gold dinner re-vice, which token its case* at Windsor the ooeoslon the recent visit of the Emperor and Empress Germany, includes sntticient plate- oi all sizes for persons. At the State Banquet, dinner was served on these far the sweet course, when lovely l res was substituted, this service bavin? been given the Queen by Napoleon 111. Her Majesty possesses taveral other magnificent china ...

... COLENSO BRIDGE BLOWN UP. BOER LAAGER CAPTURED. ...

... JOHN WILLIAMS Inform the of the Vale of Clwyd and North Wales genar* ally that he has obtained the LaTKST and most improved Electrical a|>i«ratuH, and ia prepared to lyptosoope or Radiograph any part of the human body through the clothing. Terma Application. Estakli&rid 1885. JOHN WILLIAMS, PORTLAND STUDIO, HIGH STREET, RHYL. niter fttteaded by J. W. rio.se note the Address:—POßTLAliD STUDIO, ...

... £PP S S GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. ...

... The second shell that the Boers fired in the action killed Colonel Stopford. Hs was hit in the neck. His funeral, beside one of the Modder village gardens, was impressive ceremony. His men of the 2nd Coldstream Guards gathered flowers, and made wreaths to lay on his grave. Major the Marquis of Winchester, who now succeeds to Colonel Stopford’s command, acted as chief mourner to his dead ...

... THE GREAT FIGHT MODDEB RIVER. ...

... Other Denbigh Newt Page 6. The Temperance Cnuade, will be seen from our advertising columns, series of temperance meetings will beld in January, when several eminent speakers will attend. Correction —Id onr lilt last week of relatives of reservists obtaining assistanee from the local fund, the name ' Miss Williams occurred. It should have been Mrs. Williams, of Llandyrnog-’ Militia. —There ...