... M. YVTE S- Y ?? R-EN-C I ?? ON ?? ?? ?? ?? EW:C'('OXO WAJs.LY VNRSOCXD. re At ?? iwo:kd nmouxily dinner of tho London 6, Cliaosii'h r of L'omnisse -t'r , leld Ilost ni-jht ill th e ' Is 'Ir.st-es.-.o lI. :a:srsst , Sir N ?? L.oLbock 1misn .- I 2t :i-. t'1e ?? t' t drus-ton vras sugar sxwrairS. .\ssso:sg t.:ae pr-sent 5 ero -M . Y evs (alvn t, of I i s' - r:-- . -ir 'Ilis. Sixt~is-lanci. M ? ...

... LONDON, TUESJDA Y, Pec. 19. Lord Robirts b.-ft LtOidon for Ireland hisatI II;ightL to nlikl'U ?? for his early do- pl;;tilau for th10 (C111M. ,0L1d It0A ?? is tX- I)O^tLKl tu roavih Cairo from tho SiMaudtin on It will hck Sella from ?? ?? Oil taotiler p ?? that ly etadu ana ad -eou ttrv V ?? l- tilrs hltvo akr.i-;ly r'un. poaadei Lithtati.iL'tii.IlUy tU i ?? (wovtrnaaaitizt's cail for r- ?? A ...

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... NOI' ON THE WAR. BY oUP, 1l1TmrARY EXPERT. WHVO AlE GUiDIENG THE BOERS? METHODS OF MTEETIING THE CASE A LESSON FRIOM1 STONEWALL JACKSON. TIMl MNE AP'UOINTMENTS. ?? hea -y list cf c sualtjes now reported fros thri Tugel., doe-s not te5nd to mlake the news of Saturday mnuch pleasanter re~adng. I There are Mlany tlnngs about it al), whicti are ;n ,'evrryh(iys mind, that on1e does not care to talk ...

... I'fl'(A NT' PAST'IORAL (Fi' Tilt ! NORT1fi-IN~ P llNATIElI [~ ~ -- ?? .1't;tlO A, . ?? 'IWU ]INDItRD AN) SEVENTY SUBIMIT. LiSilot' WVill. NOT ' '1A-IKE, BU'T ALLOW lt Iad r thot t it oIf- Thol.. Illasicig Clouid' thu1 Atiiu~o~toiof Votlk hiac issued all AdI trot 1'atcoralI 1-.) 1;L ci tilcry ,,I ?? p Ctlie('it titL O jt ?? Ui Lou r. aitt ijitect~iUtt. [fini-i Urav sityh that it [inay Luc that ...

... CHAMB3ERLAIN'S VI[CTIMS. THE:IR RETURN HOME. UNCARED.FOR AND WRETCHED. A 11Ol RI3BLE STORY. --o1 Tbe troopsllihi JolitittiL, from Capetown arrived at Solitilazupton onl' Thttrsdlny, briniging Captainl Rice, 1st Rtoyal Irish Fusiliers, wounded, tad twenty mCII wiiitiled, win will beo Siet tti Neticy , tud 1141 WoMes and 237 children, the wives antd families of the bat. telions which score ...

... rWRITTEN POlt RElYNOLDSii'ii NcWSP'eA~rco BYDAVID ROBERTSON'. ?? of hoisterouss revelry in thea sergeants' mesa ewept, 1acioss ?? ?? uisii b roke tihe iti~ll ess of ?? rilen Indiansut iiiIt, rilsiiiei the senti5 tit ?? ?? the silli'Cero' ijinirvteiS to gri1iiill Or~lS I' ait e'.iiit' at, ease, thle hotter to esteli $ ic swielg of the chores thle aeigniit seI re lustily shioutillor 'I'ley ...

... T IEIBUTCIERS' BILL. CHAMBERLAIN'S CORPSES. COMPLETE LISTS. COST' f25,000,(0). MAGERISFONTEIN LOSSES. HIGHLAND BRIGIAE LOSE 650. BLACK WATCH NEARLY WIP'EID OlUrT. _._4 A TOTAL OF 833 IN hILLED, WOUNDED, AND L)SISSI-NIG, The oficial lists of the casiualties at the engagement ?? on December 11 wart issued by the War Office on Thursday. The list shows that tile Isse among the officers were ...

... FOURTH EDITION. THE BOER REVOLT, MEASURES TO MEET THE EMERCENCY. ENEMY ACTIVE NORTH OF THE MODDER. THE MILITARY SITUATION. f BY O 'R MlIILITARY CORRESPO'NDENT.1 T'rom tile seat of wvar We have nothlinig iiew of importance. Furthcr c,, ,ta;s of our losses at the Tugela fight show that our tetal casualties ther-e allonnted to nearly 1,100. 'I'he public Will deeply svmpnathize With Field- ...

... The casualty list of MazersfontcilO is heavy, even if we make allowance. for the probability that most of the wounded will recover. Let us, at the same time,- look the loss bravely' in the face. To what does it amount ? A bare 1.0 per cent. of Lord Methuen's force. The Highland Brigade are by far the heaviest sufferers, but even they have only been weakened by 20 per cent. Caught, as they were ...

... YOU PA YS . YOUR MONEY AND-- A rosjr interesting exhibition of silver ware suitable for Christmas presents is now being held at the ]3ond-street Silver Gallery (No. 18, New Bond-street) by Messrs. Streeter and Co. This exhibition is so comn- prehensive and so tastefully arranged that it is well worth a visit even trom those who have no intention of becoming purchasers, but who are merely ...

... ALLSOPPS. The weakness of Allsopps Ordinary has been quite a marlet reaturp o- late. There seems nothing ill thle situation to Warlrant allly p lar oul. - back, beyond the ordinary conditions affcting m larkets. But tralnsacthli, in A Ilsopps are ahvays rather curious, and the inarket gciielallv lii \wav. A seller or two will usually suffice to bring about decided deprlesi,,J and this has been ...