... supplement to the London Gazette, itsasi Wednesday evening, n* a Proclamation ■ett'.ng forth that, whereas a state of war exists between Great Britain and the Boer Republics, British subjects are warned not to enlist or engage themselves in the military service of either of the Republics, in any way to aid abet them in the prosecution of hostilities, to carry on ...

... WATCHING THE POOR FEED. LATEST FAD AMONGST THE FASHION. ABLES IN NEW YORK. The society fad of making the chief feature of Christmas entertainments consist in watching free banquets to the poor reached a limit on Monday. Crowds of fashionables made rounds from the newsboys' dinner in the Lyric Hall to Senator Sullivan's feed to tramps on Bowery, and finally to Madison Square Garden, where a ...

... * Saeof Important Business Premises.4-On, Thurs-. day night, at ?? Marine Hlotel, Mr7J. W. Rogers sold by auction the attractive . and well-situated businets premises known as!, Lowor Modtyn-rtreet, . formerly conduted by Messrs Dean sn&I Sons as a grodery establislnent and;wine. merohants. After thu prorty. had been described by the au6tioneer, the bidding commenced at £3000, it beitg'opehed. ...

... O S P OP THKi ij , YEAR 1809. CT FILE YEAR’S EVENTS: PARLIAMENTARY AND POLITICAL. The extra- political ojutorr. prior to open 4 tfliAtnent to ,! , * rant i»onie th* on both Mr Biitour t..;d h s roneti’nenr* in .nrheotrr hr though* the ln»h were entitled, a* a matter ot‘ •*t it-> nan Catholic Univ-rs : bur !nrl»ne-l preea hii pere ...

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... The mobilisation of the remaining members of the First Class Army Reserve is now proceeding. The men are responding well the summons to serve, snd are everywhere ug accorded a hearty “sendoff’ on their departure from their respective localities for the regimental depots. ...

... THE MAGIC LETTER. There was a little maiden once, In fairy days gone by, Whose every thought and every word Always began ivitli I. I think, I know, 1 wish, I say, I like, I want, I will; From morn to night, from day to day, I was her burden still. Her schoolmates would not play with her, Her parents tried in vain To teach her better, and one day Poor I cried out in pain. Help me, 0 ...

... RETOSLLAN ERCH7RUGOG A IR CY LOHOE)D Casgliad Atawr. -Prydnawn S~hbbth t: ,iaf gwr.aeto Ysg-ol Salbhothol Msltho~dis5ieid Coatfiaaldd (Iapal AlLawr, Rhoa, y dlweddaf o'l cahwgliadau chwert- .ini amn v flwgddyn. a sylweddoiwydi y sawm aninhyd- add us o 37p. E~lugemwan. -Nos Lunl diweddaf' eynnaliwyd cyf-sr-'od arbenig o Gyaghor Plrryfoi y R~oa, yn y 4euadd Gyhreesdus. i drefnu ar gyfer ...

... OEUCE OStYSndIE 'Ym * A' old C hinese professor, ninety years of age, who had been baptized as a Christian only two years ago, died recently in Ningpo, 'Mid. China. For the' Christians' who visited 'him he had a pleasing greeting-I am the Loid's man, like you. The to al numnber of copies of the publications of the Church. Missionary Society, from large buoks.' down to leafets, issued during ...

... THE OBNTAAL WELSH BOARP. %. I ?? general rep otof Z e CeLntral Welsh 1Bctrd d to the CCharity Conxitission1 on the inspection and ' examination of 'the County Schools for 1899. hag s just been issued.. Between January 31st and July 11th, 93 County Sohools were inspcted, 61 by the Chief Inspector and! 32 by Mr J. Headlan', g the tenporary iLspectr., There are 22 schools r for boys, 21 for girls ...

... .;F4- ~ I %q W j n z v; : : 2 - -7 -1f 8 DP~RTUFIOF LOD b tbS Lor Rof berl \reoV aivedi ki me;t onhitatiss~i ; (;farewell e Oi. litirday he leavinlg: tine ounitry. tri o takef up te duities olj 'siaaider-in-Clhief- in' SmthAria At: K: Waterloo Station Lon, Idan enormous cmowd gathered, aid the dietinhed 2 ompany-pres eltodedi Princ ?? es, 0 6 take lf aonaughth e DDuk& ofeCain- e : bridge' ...

... so. QUEEN AND: COJUNT1nY.: The Lord Bisllop of Bangor, ae will be seen by 'a referenc to our news columns, dlesires the clergy of his diocese. to take effective means of rendering ample bhedsierbe'-tv the 'Queense most greious and loving dosmnand, that a .collection be made in every huich on behalf of her ?? sailors andI soldiers, Who are' nowr perilling their lives for their country in South ...