... NATIVES FIGHTING WITH to THE BOERS. to ra LADYSMITH, Friday. dr It is reported that 50 armed natives accom- Il panied as .fighting men, and not merely ?? W( carriers of arms, the commando which visited a Caarbatt'es farm. at On the loth inst. a Boer patrol ...

... The follovwingr reported missing at M~agerstoatein, .11th December, are prisoners at Preworsa: d 2nd Blacks Watchl: Privates John Lolley, William e Lord, Thomas .Fitzpatrick, W~alter Rodger, ;, A4ngus Macbeth, AndrewF Bain, Arthur Lawvrie, r- and }}onald ...

... were-going to Lobatei with a number of wagons to remove building material. He lay in wait for the enemy accordingly with an armed train. Thbe Boers were seen to approach, but apparently think- ing-better of it, they trekked away to the east. PLOT TONATAL ...

... of t~hat civic rn'a -MM hx-i and support~ of the, chief sac ~ tan' o,,onu-a-. 'They did not ?? i sa ht tey asked for their arm- tiaac ast they would efre it. 'and -n-i . -t-i wcit'l hav-1 clone, so, and ereryabn opthey desired in ta-ar Pc-r wichwonuld ...

... n of all owners of horses so that next year May Day will be celebrated with greater show. THE ARTILLERY.— The meL of the Cardigan Artillery Militia assembled in the town in the early part of the week, and on Thursday morning left by special train for ...

... at the south-east corner of the Thaban- chu remsrvoir. Yesterday seven Boers were captured, and brought into camp with their arms and armmaunition. Sniping continues besween the scouts on our left flank and those of the enemy. The weather is splen- did; ...

... Army Medical Corps-Private H. t i W. J-carrold. 2nd King's floral Rifle Corps-Pte. r iA- Burns-enrteric fever. .A't Greytowen-Arm t. ;Service Corps-Driver A. C. 'ewman. erticrc I fever. Hospital ship G. le-t Gloucestcr 5 IRegimenr-Private F. .Madder: Volunteer ...

... Improvements Commlittee have purchased from the trustees of the Burley Church Schools sufficient land to widen that part of Cardigan-lane to 48fn Other purchases have also been made which will enable the committee to make a fine approach to the new Burley ...

... probably had upperffost in.his mind whon ,b h 'wrote of the Welsh, A haughty nation, e proud in arms, end also nnother: celebrity (] when he hdeclared that Cardigan and Eng- IN land would lg1ht the woild.' so ihat thie Glamorgans will be in good company ...

... graphists, orderlies, buglers, and officers visited the outposts to find out the cause. Almost all of Lord Roberts' force stood to arms, and the native, when he found out what he bad done, tried to bolt, but was captured by some mounted infantry. Food is not ...

... 801LaD YUItHITOHE, CA P OOKS, PIC , MAIL CARTS TUR , Vs ES, able ENOLIRII esti WIL/IM Ite. I. HIONWPREET, AWANRILI, MESSRS JOHN M. LEEDER SON time received lestroeMess tram Kr P. C. to SILL PUBLIC AUCTION IM MO. =rie et Um retie-11mq premise) on TL'EkIDAY ...

... were profuse, and ' button-holes of her Majesty found a ready sale. AT TiiE DOCKS. A few minutes before twevelc o'clock Mr. Johns Andrews (lx-president of the Cardiff Chamber of Comarerce) addressed the mien- bers of the Cardilf Exchange on behalf of Sir ...