... 'Daily News.' that an enormous accumulation of everything wanted is awaiting transport at Capetowmn and that rolling stock of all kinds is gathered along the Orange River. This congestion of traffic will not be materially relieved until the new bridge ...

... would be made in Novem- ber or December, if it could be arranged to bring the new register into force then; if not, in the first month *if the new year. Many curious illustrations have been given of Presi- dent Kruger's old-fashioned ideas. One of the strangest ...

... native city was repulsed with great loss. Returns are as yet incomplete. The details are not yet confirmed,. A telegr-m to the London 'Daily Mail, dated Shanghai. Molnday. 11.30 at-m., says The troops of the Allied. Powers made a combined attack upon the ...

... like mine. Heigho5 I sighed to myself, New Year's Eve again, and another year of my life nearly over! r Just then, Conscience awoke, and whispered some- thing about a wasted life and turning. over a new leaf. Strangely enough, I did not snub fer ...

... ard (Snt-_ land) Salaries Bill were also brought up and read a first tine. The Country and Borough Franchise Assimilatiow London) Bill and the Toe-n Councils (Scotland) BMil Dassed through Committee. INDIAN EXPENDITURE, Me Earl of NORTHBROOK directed ...

... ITOWN AND COiUNTYa ?? : lEES T5ATRESU 0REOPENING OF THE GRAN'D. After a four-weeks1 rest, the new doors ci the Grand Theatre were last evening throwon open to a ; Lnl Holiday crowd, whose main object 'was to escape the depression reigning without, and ...

... ood of London for the annual meeting the Council have ?? a threefold error. In the first place. there is already one good annual show held in London- the Smithfield. In the second place, experience shows that Royal shows in or near London always ...

... their championship series without a reverse. THE FIRST SA1MPLE3 OF NEW WHEAT. Messrs. Thompson and Sons, of 'the Starbeck Flour Mills, Boston, hare reeeivdc their first sample of new wheat. It was in very good condition, and of excellent quality. Same ...

... cnomary Lproclamation to this effect! v'r ,ov.r in 7he London Gazette this eren- -. frre fthe folnownzg Tuesday, the 25th inst., CM ..f the ID sohition. it may, therefore, ; -- , that the new Parliamen wil have %g-. ocv'-L!;,T el--cred early in the ...

... judg- ment., broad ancl iberal ?? It conerets in the reconciliation of a humbled but brave peo ple to the cond tions n-f a new flag, and in the ?? of fre-s inscitntions within the bounds of an licore for men who bufore owed no direct allegiarce esare ...

... contested election involved. But the Parliament elected in 1885 lasted for only a few months, and on the Home Rule split in 1886, Cocker- month elected the Baronet of Brayton by a majority of over 1 000, and until this week has shown unaba ted confidence ...

... attention to matters Australian. No fewner than eight illustrated public lectures dealing with the Anstra- lasian colonies are to be delivered under the auspices of the Institute before Christmas-the first on October 29th, and the remainder on sicceeding ...