... of S;ir .1oint Mow- u !n- the Fat he- os the ,lous.. nd nigut -. L bets it Xrndfatiher. `.te is desorvedlv respeet by all parties. Mr. Dox-ord. member for Sun- ! dernand, and ir. Thorbutra, mnenber for i Peoeblam, who are- to be knighted, have votedt ijalc ...

... 5h: - ?? net-i spire 1.mmto lito otte'r 'lasr uo da.S-:.cs t I '-gt'o-ner Bet wo mnust ta-~keiec-to at: 2 ?? of the Librera pa~rty. 'Wt 4 i sr old. absorlb ail othor tmt-erisst. $n4 ' I -.o i-s flc Sthe qtuez-tl~io of ite nt:ai i u-- O' t-I- :Otmnrv ...

... Edin- bur-his Own Vohoteer Pifles statianed at Deel- fontein 29 miles soth of De Aar Junction, was called out to disperse a party of Boers who had been seen near the railway station, and wera suspecd of itending to interfere with the ine. There ere n casualties ...

... telegraphs that. while tho Anglo- phobe Press is fulminating against Great Britain as usual, in authoritative quaxters the parti- culars of the incident are being calmly awaited. Private information which las reached our Capetown Corrospondent is to the ...

... Austrian Delegations have met to vote a Provisional Budget. Dr. Gregr, in the name of the Youn1g Czechs, declared that his party would give their votfe to no proposal of any Austrian Government as long an the withdrawal of the Languages Decree was not ...

... snec where if a camp wereo safety establishod it should be quite invisibla. Iminesliattly upon the receipt of this iwws a party of Thorneycroft's liorse went out for further ohservation. They counted altogether sixty-threo waggons making for the position ...

... ti-'s' of* the pot-house, the music hall. the turf. a.d :-Fe a;'arve rket, infected all our doin The Cea-n ...

... wvretched little mules hling the only distrvssti purtion1 uof the coutingelit. 1 At Wi; zt-put the uews remcwhod us that a large t party oi thie oatuy hanl managed to pass b- . twomn (Goenral Mothuen's ien aned ourselves, .ind h ad invested lik-tlmoiit, out of ...

... when it would have come to us naturallv had we waited but a little longer, faroured the Dutch party in Cape Colony, who skilfullly used the annexation for party purposes. The Transvad rebellion of lS81, and the surrender to success- ful rebels after Majuba ...

... fifteen miles down the river at F-amed Hook. They maintaia a desul- tory gun-firo on our position. A strong reeon- noitring party under General Babington went out eastward yesterday morning, with what result is so far unknown. We noticed yesterday the cutting ...

... appended a note saying, The author of this article, a stranger to me personally, writes to me that he belongs to no political party and cannot claim tf'e acquaintance of any politician of note. The article was an indictment of the Bond: it gave examples ...

... poverty aresa of London. There are in London upwards of 5,0CC crippled hil- dren who are deblarred by their iifirmities from parti- cipating in ?? of this oharacter. Thes the Lord Mayor can only greet by deputy. making armen hns repreeentatives. For the ...