... THIURSD, Y, JANUARY 18, 1900. -11 - - - l .- ?? , a. ants..- - : ' lhe No definite news of Buller's operations is yet __ to hand. The general's silence has, however, been blin'ken by an official aessage vhich le sent off yesterday, announcing two casualties ti in his force. One w'as a death from dysentery ; but the other, the case of a private ' in di Bethune's Mounted Infantry, wounded ...

... =ROBERTS . ?? : M OVINGO ANOTHER BIGCOUP IMMINENT. BRITISH -FORCES CLOSING IN. GATACRE PUSHING FORWARD, .. : ROBERTS SENDS TO . MEET HIM. .d OCCtUPATION OF d BETHULIE. a t Is THE SURRENDER OF 6 BLOEMFONTEIN. FURTHER DETAILS. ROLLING STOCK CAPTURED. Th-e War Office issued at eleven p.m. on Thursday the following dispatch from Lord Roberts - B3LOE'MFONTEIN. March 15 (7.55 ?? Gatacre crossed the ...

... A ROMANCE OF LONDON V- -FLi Fb , ?? ~ .. .. I- , . 'e Of all the romances in real life the strange Ifr MC Le adventures of :a Young lady of Mnaida Vale, a London (recently published 'in the Weekly Dil- Batet ; atrn may be pla3d- 0n ?? ai-,ig thue toi 3. moa relmarklable. Eighteen years , :rcc. most 1t 1 a, e Preiosecsaing in appearance, i' ?? the In a brigbtcst prospects in -life, I.iC ...

... FORTHCVOALING IMILITARFY PARADE AT CARDIFF. A meetingg gr trio committee of the South Wales and Moutnouthshsire Tactical Society was held at the Angel Hotel, Cardiff, on Tiles- day afternoon. Colonel A. ?? James presiding. Among those also present were Major Bruce Yaulghtan. Captain Roger, Captain Read, and Captain Iktthain Thompson. A dra-ft pro- granmme? for the nilitary parado and sports ...

... -- THIURSDAYT, MAY lo, igoo, He he ?? - SUMWMARY OF NEWS, Our latest news from the front was somae. what conflicting on Woednesday, On the one - hand, it is stated that, a heavy engagement sn is expected shortly on the Zand River. while from other sources conmes the news that the Doors are leaving this position, and intend to 1i snake a stand further 01s. Renter's SpOcial Correspondent Ettitoe ...

... I Silt LEWIS MORRIS ON TH E | - PROGRESS OF ART. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES AT ' CARMARTHEN. The annual exhibition of the work of students at the Carmarthen School of Art D was held at the institution on Thursday, and in the evening the distribution of prizes took place, in the Dresence of a large number of patrons of the school. In the hall were exhibited some two hundred foi I (drawings and ...

... SOUTH as AEES SANITARY INSPECTORS. - is The first meeting of the session of the South r 1Wales Sanitary Inspectors' Association waZ ft dbheld at Tredegar on Friday, Dr. Edward eC , Walford, Cardiff. presiding. The members twere first conducted over the waterworls , recreation ground, Bedlwilty Park, andi i other places of interest in the locality; it At the imeeting of the couneil which , ...

... T A NS VAAj WAR. h.-- ?? pOSITION TO DAY. It is reported that Kruger is suing for peace, and that thle siting is mixed with threatiS Hio wants peace, but unless the lives of Colonials who are fighting with thle Boers are spared the mines vwill be blewl utp and Johannesburg. If Mr. Sruger has said this, and will stick to it, the war may end forthwith. England does not want thle lives of British ...

... I From every point of view the appoint- Iment of Principal Chavasso as successor to Dr. RPyle in the Se of Liverpool is, Marked by as couch, wisdom as.by an1 o.ident desire on the part of the Prime MAlinister to maintain the status quo in 'Livorpool and preserve peace and concord as far as possible in the Church. ' 'The ]atei .bi,3116, was an Evangelical of very strong v I )lvs d adhis ...

... ENGLIS.I{fAN OR BRITON P A question that crops utp peronnially, aI and having cropped up subsides (once again h into the slough of insoluble things, is that which forms the headiog of this article, What is the best and most appropriate o name for a subject of the Qtteen, a mom- ii ber of the British. Empire? Ii the days Jr of thaft rower which of bld resembled IuS S so much the proud wlords ...

... j . 1. - I eV The annual singing festival in connection 'Si( with the choirs of the various Calvinistic ar Methodist Churches in the Merthyr district & was held on Monday at Pontmorlais, Mer- or thyr. bE SM6GKERS finding a Shag Tobacco too strong thl ehould smokie Archer's Golden Returns (regis- th tered). Mledium flavour, fully matured. Four years in bond before being cut, 11t307 Ul At a ...

... PRINCIPAL ?? EDWARDS |I .i IHONOUIR iI. | ?? - H lsov nfi~I,, RECOGNITIOY OF' H-IIS PUBLIC : V S XERYICES. WALES'S FjL1NU VOICED AT OCADIFF. A ILrre gathieriuig of ministers and memicbrs of tlte Baptist Churches in South Wales and Monmouthahlire was bold at the, Baptist College, Cardiff;. on Thursday evening for the ipurpose of preocuting Principal Edwards with the., testimonial that has been ...