... UNIONTIST MEETING AT1 YORK. . I ~ - Pu SPEECH BY7 TH:E: DU K E OF DEVONSHI TE tl AFTERNOON CONFERENCE Je The Attacks on Generals in G. South Africa. IC The DukA oi Devonshire Zisited iliX- Ycstelj- o in day for the purpose of addressing a Unionist 1v moctirg. In thl afternoon Earl.Fitrwilliam, .president of the Yorkshire Liberal Unionist jl 0 Federation, entertained the Exacutive Council and ...

... , HEPALD OFFIcE, 6.30 A.M. THE DUKE OF ARGYLL AND MAJU'BA HILL. The Times publishes a letter from the Duke Di Argyll on the Cabinet of 18S1, in which His Graee says:- As several members of the Cabinet of 1881 hare offered some personal ex panations I feel ound to com e forward and stand in a whfte sheet along with my former Com ?? hire, nole friend and relative the 3)npiieol Devon~ihre does ...

... ,lSp.ECIAL EDITION E;D'O!CB,~6.30 &.K. I S iLATEST WAR NEWS. Ibd THE ADVANCE TOWARDS LADYSMITH. __ ?? Preparations for the Fight. (Press Association War Special) I Frere Camp, December 12. t The advance brigade which moved out of camp - ( early this morning, and took np a position within I sight of Colenso, io that now known ac the Union i 'Fnsilier Brigade. England, Ireland, Scotland, and ...

... - VICORIA FREE CITRELIJ A bazaar in connection with Victorra Free 1 Church -was opened yesterday in the gallery of I the Fine Art Institut, Glasgow. there was & i large attendance of. members and friends of 4 the congregation. Lord Provost Chisholm pr-.- sided, and amonr others on.. the platform were.. 34r Shaw Stewart, MP.; Lady Alice Shawv I Stewart, Rev. T 3B. W. Niven, D.D.; audv. I Mr ...

... K - l SATURDAY, DEC i:cw.n 16, 1S95, Attan early hour this morning the 'War Ofiee Ib issued a despatcli announcing thit General in BaI/er bad inet with a reverse at Tugel's Hiver Ir' srtl lost eleven guns. The losses of somne regi- j is Inents are heavy. A telegram from Frere camp, b tdated Vecdnesday, states that the bombard- n i ment of Colenso bad begun that morning. tl Very heavy ...

... WAR LEITER& ! DISGUSTED NATALIANS.X CRUMBLING FROM PIETERMAITZBURC. (From the Correspendent of the Daily Chronicle.) Durban, November 25, I199. This week's news of the military operations, so far as they have been allowed promulgation in Natal by the press censors, has had a de- pressing effect on the publie of Durban. The censorship is still being vigorously exercised, and colonists are ...

... L) A A A Itotl. \Zictoria ?? ?? Tlhe Victoria Free Cl:r'h b:a:- in ?? 7 e Art Institute was re ?? _ :- a y A. Cameron Ccrhctt, ?? 1 i. r CsY who presided, said he cae to CZ -, V-; very great pleasure, bt-czu.:e T.: is -;C - mrinister, Mfr Carnemon, in -rv i-h t-i- -l:. and regarded him as a ?? .d-. entered into the plecs!rcs oc' 1i. u: : wvhich he would like other cdca ?? to There vwas another ...

... ! THE QUEIMAT WINDSOR-SERVICE AT i FRBCMIRE (I{OM TI COUST CmcInm) Wind0sr Caztles Th.,sd&Y. The Qoueen crave cut yesterday afternoon. 1 attended by Viscountess Dowoe and the Eon.' Judith Harbord. ThCiz Roval Highnesses t{e Pzinces of NVales Iand Princ-ss 'Victoria, attended by Lady Emily Kingscote and General Sir Dighton Prcbyn, arrived at the CaAtle. Her Royal Highness Princess Louise (Mar- ...

... -w- T I , -L MIGERSFONTEIN AND KDLIIBERLEY. ; ?? MAGERSFONTEIN. h a. SI ti THE BRITISH CASUALTIES tI OVER 800. B B INCIDENTS OF ThE BATTLE. - It HEAVY CASUALTIES OF THEi°' HIGHLAND BRIGADE. w MOURNING FOR THE DEAD. T le ct NOTES ABOUT THE KILLED . AND WOUNDED. 01 ti SEVENTH ARMY DIVISION TO BE MOBILISED. ti ?? A RECONNAISSANCE AT h S FRERE. ti 0 g We publish to-day many interesting incidents a ...

... THE QUEEN AT WINDSOR CASi (!no THE COUNT CaCULA-1Q Windsor, Tuesday. The Queen drove out yesterday afterncon, ?? l} Princess Victoria of Schleswig- Holstein, and attended by Viscountess Downe. l The Right Hon. A. J. Balfour arrived at the Castle, and had the honour of dining with Her 'Majesty and the Royal Family. ! The Right Hon. A. J. Balfour had an audience of the Queen before dinner. I Her ...

... CLACKINIANNAN ELECTION. Mr George Younger's Candidature. |Mr George Younger, the Unionist candidate, addressed a meeting in the Co-oporative Hall, Menstrie, last niglht. Mr J. Vicars, manufac- turer, presided, and there was a large attendance. The meeting started at half-past seven o'clock, and as the hall had been engaged by the oppo- site side for cight o'clock, it was arranged be- tween ...

... LA13OU1 AFFAIRS. GLASGOW CORPORATION s EMPLOYEES. A meeting of Corporation workmen, trades unionists, and citizens was held last night in the City Hall in support of the proposal of the GOsworkers' Union for the formation of a Board d of Conciliation and Arbitration. Mr Joseph n Burgess, Glasgow Independent Labour Party, iu presided, and among others on the b platform were - Councillors John ...