... 2:3 ITh R 3O A i I., blot. -F. . Fra~oi En,ti -s-n-Li known rt-t'ks ?? o Louti x [ Va]4et-, in itutralin,, wits,' ?? Rto-g. Mun. D. 3I. Olcsnded ot- Ne-c Yo-kit tn'' us' loxfr2utt;---t'iliait' t. theI t0nt 01 W IAtP. Iti '-oi-d -sct- U a p u-ca nii?40tord -inthi-ct-n i'itt Ltils- UO'c ?? ?xzniinistxttl his 'he'Ll-4Ii'A ri - it'imua. Ct-tote sits : Lans ?? 'At [11o tog of 1ttt yewcm5 fle vtsu~ ...

... TO-DAY'S PROGRAMMR Museums, &.-British Museum, 2 to 4.-Xen- sington Palace, 2 to 4.-Natural History Museum, 2.30 to 5.-Victoria and Albert Museum,. 2 till ?? Green, 2 to ?? Hall, Greenwich Hospital, 2 to 4.-Indian South Ken- sington, 2 till ?? Court, g to 4. Cyclists' Lighting-up Time.-4.58. St. Paul's.-10.80, Rev. H. Waco 3.15, Arch- deacon Sinclair; 7, Rev. R. J. Burdon. Westminster Ahboy. ...

... X]IR HATRDIE ENTER4NE .LA ST. ?iIGHT. . SOCIALISM 'AMD LABOUR. The City Socialist Circle entertained'Mr. 3. Xeir .Hardie, ?? at a dimner last night at the TempiLe Itestaurdant, Flect.streot. Some sixty sat down to the repast, ?? J. 3S Mattliewts, ?? occupying tbe chair. Mr. W. C. Steadman, who, at Stepney, had met a harder fate in the recent elections than the- guest of the evenizig,,wa ...

... SACRED CITY ENTERED. STARVING ILEGATIONS RELIEVED. FLIGHT OF THE EMPRESS. PEACE PROPOSALS REJECTED. The capture of Pekin is now complete, the Sacred City having been entered, on the 17th inst. There seems no room for doubt that the Empress has fled. A telegram from Shanghai to the Teri1ps reports, however, that she has been intercepted and surrounded by Japanese cavalry. Details of the ...

... e 7, 'T 6? ?ID' ?? ? IT;lf .3 v. J?rVl, O - , il 1-1101 LANDIET{S HA.Vl{Ij O1 A. L~ ' D' 1311171 S FI~q~\{y DE'U J IiIL. BY 30010 hei',l'n~O ?? *:'legrarn xoai orrveivrl edton bn'Ak- I ?? * i~i~ Gbl ?? yiggrilo, lay iaQ.-, 2s10c i i Cl-' ?? 2-mJIrri ?? os(en ?? `o-nw,-us rr trrrs h dI IN oni L;l , 2O, 3) ?? 1 -s)3210 1 - tt'i''''rr a, 0T he Irth' U 'ii' t' ''Ii [so Ar~~~xtrri a, jo tti~l i ...

... TFHE DIARY OF ] OI HN J-ELA-MES I UFlAjt AND T11E 31ALT1Th] Advioses freest Xsoioan toillo seine strng ontif~t rie Shhof .1k inn dilnin i tya Bjgai h 1iti w-l I leavingf for >n. ho 0015i not el)f 11 113,it out el ?? ittio when'I he ens is orders to 1'liX jac 0 ?? that lht wenild not 'go it oxpeess ape -In Loon S-ss'en on .intol- dufl, uelit. \Volte thle, pie g'aziol 4 or his cutest ...

... We must congratulate our bright little lady con- temporary, Judy, upon having taken a, fresh dose of elixir vitn. For a considerable period she had been ageing rapidly, and we were afraid that she was coming to the end of a long and honourable life. But shortly before the New Year, Mr. De Marnay, a young and clever writer, was called in to prescribe for the old lady's ailments, with the result ...

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... The war is over l This hag been the stocka phrase of all the Jingo ;apers for the last nine months. Of course, as we have repeatedly pointed oat, this ha.s beer all nonsense-impadent, where it was not ignorant nonsense. We seem. indeed, to be ina v.worse positioit than we were a year ago. Here we are hurrying out troops to the front as fast as arrangements can be made. The Cape Colony is in ...

... YESTERD&Y'S LATEST NEWS. I LIBERAL LEADER'S ADDRESS. ?? A PARTY MANIFESTO. C. B.'e ADDRESS. Sir H. Campbell-Bannerman, in his election address issued on Friday night, says he has no sympathy with the school of writers and speakers which appears for the moment to be dominant and which sees no glory in the Empire except in aggression. He -s irreconcilably opposed to any alteration in our ...

... STRANGE STORY ABOUT EARL - -;RUSSELL. REPORTED MARRIAG-E IN AMERICA. STATEMENTS BY THE COUNTESS. Great interest was excited in London on Wednesday by the publication in the columns usually set apart for marriago notices in two newspapers of the following advertisemcnb VBHSLLI.a COOOHE.-On the 15th inst., at Rsne bi.S.A., by tle uldge, John Fraelis Stanloy, Earl RusciIt, to Molie, daughter of ...

... I AP, rts A- - a .- . . ?? ?? . . I . I Ine war Ullice issued the following despateh at leven o'clock on Friday night:- From Lord Roberts to Secretrary of State for War. Bloemfontein, Apri 27, three p.m. lrench reached Thaba N'Cbu this morning with his cavalry and mnet lau Hamilton and Smith-Dorija's brigade there. The enemy were still holding the Eastern outlet of tbe town, from which French ...