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... LETTERS FROM WAR CORRESPON- :DENTS.I SITUATION IN NATAL. [From the Dcily News Special Corrmvspont. 1 P rZTar1LkiT7BVoa, December 9.-Elaborate pro- parations are being made in the neighbourbood of Dundee and Newcastle to enable the burghers to expedite ...
... never wasted by them, and their control over the firing line was astonishingly good HOW AMAERRICA REGARDS T=E WAR, The Times New York correspondent, writing on the views of Americans with regard to the war, ?? what saved the situation was, first of all ...
... published by 3Messr. Longmans, Green, and Company, 9, Paternoster Row, London, states :-As a result od t&e corn ateiages for the sevea years to Christmas, 1899, published isn te London Garzette of - this eveni n-vaz.h -heat 3s P4#d. per Imperial bushel, ...
... of a cheek : is that the public becomes sceptical even when good . r news is to hand. How sceptical the general h h body here are growing on this point was curiously S, t illustrated to-day by the youngest dramatist of 9 my immediate acquaintance-one who ...
... results. No c(:m-mirfg Premises have recently been enlarged, and New School Buildings added. Terms moderate. New Illustrated Prospectus. THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, T B UELISGTON CHAMBERS, NEW STREET. EDG15nASrole IZ- , HAG.LEY ROAD. Branches in all the ...
... Lancashire and Yorkshire, I45 to 146; London and Brighton, 182' to 184' do. cdef., i 178% to179%4; _London, Chathfam, and Dover, 2234 . :to5 j;-do. pref., 133 to 134- London and North- Western, .197% to, .198 ; London and South- Western, 206 to 211; do. ...
... -eho shared the terrible privations of the siege of Paris, few of us have ever spend such a Christmas before, and few will ever care to spend such a Christmas agaim. The scarcity of turkeys and plum-pudding at this time of traditional plenty need only ...
... time Premier Winter had ten men of the rnment twenty-five divided (Opposition “Owing ’’says the Times “to the The New Year Honours The New Year Honours were announced Monday Sir Stafford Northcote and Sir John Lubbock are raised to peerage Lord Cromer ...
... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE 10)Do0, Sunday Night. TsEs state of saddening anxie'y in which London has lived throughout to-day, because of the earlier telegrams of the morning relating to the Boer attack in force upon Ladysmith, was deepened i to-night when ...
... PUBLISHED. Ta ljaUNrTED -INGBOM: A Political Iistory. By GoOLDw-r Sauxa, D.C.L. [London: Macmillan and Co., Lililed.a Mr. Goldwin Smit prints as a motto on the title- page of his new, book the fine saying of Pyn.: The best form of governmentu is that which ...
... Most successful; exosellent resntra- St No es-uninig,. Premises have recently been enlarged,' and New Ja Schoo L ualdings added. Terms moderate. New Illustrated N Prospectus.J ~HE BERMLITZ SCHOOL 0OF LA!iNGUAGE6, TBURLINGTON CHAMBERS, INEW STIIERT. EronssanoI ...
... ton areas, of which London, with a population of eight millions, was one, and Wales another. In his presidential address at the Miners' Con- | I ference, at Cardiff. yest erday Mr. PICXARD, .P., I said the present meeting marked a new era in the 2 history ...