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... D F L A G 0 A B A x., [FROM A CORRESPONDENT.!) IT is hardly too much to say that the immediate occupation of Delagoa Bay by Great Britain might bring the war to an abrupt terivination. ib Nygtld not only sbht Qff the Traqnsvaai from, all supplies of mel, aminmni- tiOr, and foodstuffs, and give us a neew base for military Operations, but its morel efect ?? be incalculable. It wvould render the ...
... GElTMAN STEAM~lER SEIZEID. FEELING iN GERMANY. XFROM OUR CVOlE:SPO`NDENT,4 C'AP192'OWN, Monday, Dec. 23, 6.15 p.m. I leOrU privatly ?? Delaggoa LBay that 'E:ropeaai ?? contiuite to arrive there jl3 iL:y. They go ou at once to t~h Iloer liues. ] (TUttOUUH UZUTIM'S AMNLC.) l)tlU3AN, Dee. 2V. ! 1. x. 'uagieienuo hlas seized ti Gejtan liner Bultdesrath to tvho north of I)elagoa Bay, ' 'A.i 0 a ...
... x oU gAaTI Clffettt office,: 18, ClmkRITNG CROSS ROAD, W.C. The Dowager Couptess of Erroll has replaced the Dowager Lady Churchill as Ilady-iiVaiting oln the Qdeed at Osborne, where she is to be on duty until Tuesday, the 16th, wbe~n she will be succeeded by the Countess of Antrim. Major-General Sir Stanley Clarke has' replaced Captain George Holford as 'Equerry-in-Waiting on the Prince of ...
... A WORD FOR THE FUTMRL SIEGE TRAIN TO THE FRONT. (FROM OMM CORRESPONDENT.) CAPETOWN, Thursday, Dec. 28, 6 p.m. There is reason to hope that the next battle at Colenso will end -in a vistory for the British arms. The 1 Cape Times savs there is but oue vay of peace for the future, and that is a single supreme authority, with its guarantee for liberty and equal rights in every part of Sonth ...
... LANDSCAPE EX HIBITION (1 iftli Year.) . . . R. V. Allan, R._DS , 4 Auzoomer, RI. Jaes S. RI.; A . Pcpeprcorn, Rl:4 Leslie. .homo RAl. . A. -W terlow;.P.,R.;.S. RA. -DUDLEY ?? ?? Hil, Piccadijly. . 10 toG6. AdIli55iofl 1 NEW GALLERY,. 121, ,REGENT.., STREET'. .. . .L;XiIJuBlTION. of PICTURES by A RRXISTF of tile FLEMISH and BRITISH SCHOOLS NOW OP1EN 10 to 6. Adihission, Is. , ROYAL ACADEMY OF ...
... COUNTRY AND T WAR I TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. M Sir,-WiWl you allow me, in the first pIan, to Sa to the many hundreds of people who have written to me fromn all par of the country, that a osifer- cace of the friends of peaco and arbitration will M be arranged for at an early date, of wbich due UVUWO will bo given. Secondly, will you allow me to apologiso to Mr. Richard Johasop, Liberatl ...
... J), ?? ON ,l'NAL. NO TES; T11he newsA! from ?? has filtered throuigh the$ 'lransvaal, nor lhas the 'process increasedl its' purity. We imay take it tthat the ?? little garrison has made a sortip, and thte names o.f the wounided officers W(o.,ldl seem to be. niore or iess correctly gix/Ch. The svnmpathies of the countrV will be wholly wvith tile; Prime Nlinistel'0 whose gallant son, as we must ...
... CHILDREN AT THE ROYAL LNSTITUTION. ?? - THE ROXA3NCE OF FLUIDS. Mr. Marks Veenon Boy* gaVe, at the Poyd LINstituton, on Saftuday aft-rcooni, the second of his six lectures on 4nids Children formed a large prt of the aUdieae, the addreem being specianly ment for them. At the same time, there wa no, oceasion for even the fathe and mothers to turn up the oese of scorn On the coutrar, some of tm ...
... SUNDAY IN LONDON _ I CHURCH, CHAPEL & HALL. I .. .. ,. . I~- THE BISHOP OF THETFORD AT ST. PAULS. ] ?? A HAPPY NEW YEAR. THlE STORY OF A DESERTER. A ve1ry large congregatiozk ?? 'at St. PnIZl's ?? night at tho closing servioe of the yaxr. 'The Chrisbtuas deworationas still re- rni ?? au Che siutcly pillars ?? the carol, l(a, Christoaui night true Chriatiamn tiug, was reudored ; tiSO, utter ...
... LOSS OF A BRMSH VESSEL WIT ALL HANDS.I CHERBOUIRG, Dec 30. The English sailing vessel Emily Lloyd, 126 tou, of Maidon, has been totally lost, with all hands, during the gale. Her crew consisted of the captain, James Clarke, and twelve men. The vessel went ashore near the Equihen Semaphore, and afterwards broke upr. the wreekage being washed out to se& The local authorities fave proceeded to ...
... METEOROLAeICAfL RZMOB - Ii DAXLY I Is oi READiNGS THIS WORNING ByI NEGMECf AND ZA.MBR.&S BFAvWME I Comreeda to ?? and reduced to 32 deg.F ~.Ns* llwahav~a b~t of thmba at odo6oelrO f ?? Th*Tamm=&TVILa - 11ampen alesat 4eciatia Ihe40 ;um tah te z3.1.. at the~ 82..s how yw.s wa- l3f1. aY-A k~up¶5tS ansowy tb* CW beodi W~zd . yo * u was h t4 2s tissuedang as U.W..Iagmr jc 02is Bemg&m r 4er; iye g ...
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