... THiE TAFF 'ALE ?? E A TRADE UNION'S LABLIT FOR ITS AGENTS' ACTS. The Board of Trade have issued a Report made by Mr. Hepwood to DIr.. Ritchie of the efforts -made by him to melotiate a settlement-of the Strike on the Tau Vnlo erai lay. The details of the negotiations need not herc be gone over again but some of fr. Hop wood's references to Msr. Bell'are of interest Gue his (Mr. dopWoud's) ...

... P A- R I l [ IL .N::T07 th 4ou i'iatnuiith YiI owhtop iit eoj 01hamted iron ul 0m1Od mlid 7r1 ?? Urut-0d. i~pd respei'tirely nod -'me wa the -,itoount of hm Waxii un Oil, M. Hcxe.&J3lezI.(m WhttA apomialhw bare boon f-uniinbt'd Dli 1w thu li(elk 01J fflogli'u17 T')7004 0 6111Oa>' Phe aunibur of apitlicanto__ IIeI)bOl't 39S800 arit -I the ?? t'noiuut amltuitj 'fill wou 413,P u 00.0W (iiners. ...

... -AFRIEANDER DELEGATES AT MANCHESTER, . SPEECHES FOR FREEDOM, In the face of jibes and jeers andc many ?? mauitestations in a certain section of the Manchester Press the Afrikander 'delegates from the People's Congress held their meeting on Thursday night in the Memorial HIau of Cottonopolis. .Pr6leseor De Vos, who occupied the chair,'. made plain the object bE the delegates at the outset. They ...

... MEETING 'OF WELCOME-LAST NIGHT. .7-- s The Athenreum Hall, Tottonham-court-road, was crowded last night at a meeting held to welcome to England the unfortunate Spaniards who have been released from the prison of Montjuich. It will be .rernembered that the Spanish Governmlent unable to identify the thrower of a. bomb at Barcelona, caused a large number of Anarchists amd Trade Unionists to he ...

... AME¢RIMO. OONDiEMNS tgE' W.AR. I~ ~ --a TRVT BOER *DELEJGAT.ES Thes Dlom doloAtea' mreptian at tue Orand Open,. H-owni, at Wnsbiongon op Eband-ay wa.4 al-tended 1by. an inllvcsae acndionol, irhiob Nwaa not, (only apinpatlietic, blit ontlaciaetic. 1\Iauy Moro Elimble to' Obtain ad- notoojion. Tho Luiiding wme derorated iwith the United ltitte ondw 7'ranolnut Icoloara. IWhbile offiiojal Wei ...

... TOMMY TO REYNOLDS'S.' RESERVISTS SCANDALOUSLY Jty Bee, a member TREATED of a mtounted infantry corps, writing to us fromn Itaelsallorp, in the Tranesvlal, on- October 11, quite appreciates the manner, in wrhich R~ejysroih'e' Nevptsrhas given prominence to the complaints antl gruevances of soldiers at the front, showving plainly and truly how they are being treated, and goes on to say My ...

... APRRIVAL OF GELDERLAND AT SUEZ. Suez, Wednesday, Nov. 14 (three ?? The Dutch cruiser Gelderiand arrived at Suez at noon to-day, with Mr. Kruger aboard, The fugitive ?? was wearing the familiar broadcloth frock coat. He is accompanied by his two secretariesand his doctor. Mr. Kruger has had a splendid voyage all along and has been in perfect health ever since his departure from Lorenzo Marques. ...

... Brussels, Feb. 21. The Ifddypendance Belqe has decided not to publish the remainder of the Hawrksley to Fairfield letters, as in the case of these documents it does not possess the originXl. The Inddpendance declares that in the dossier there is a letter from Mr. Cecil Rhodes asking Mr. Hawksley to remain firm in declining to show certain documents relating to the Jameson Raid to the Committee ...

... P E R S 0 N AL. Frank Harris, recently the owner and editor of the Loundo Suturclny Rev tat, now maiages a Monte Carlo Hotel. Mr. T. R. Dodd, the secretary of the South African Outlanders' League, who has been on a mission lecture ing again. the Boers for months in this country, will sail this week for South Africa. Somebody has discovered that Paderewski is a Jew! A Jew who was introduced to ...

... - KING ALEXANDER'S MARRIAGE. Belgrade, Aug. 1. The marriage of Kng Alexander to ~Madame idasohin will take place next Snnday.-Retuter. [7Why, asks Truth, should not King Alexander of Servia marry M~dre. MIasu'bia? His father, Milan, married a Russian lady and then did his best to divorce her. This father is one of the most disreputable scamps that ever sat on a throne. When Servia and Bulgaria ...

... A~1,7 av vul0,rspm;''X eoriere i; Lstn tloii,. -ixolsrnlb Up1eiot-i of 'Ie c011l5jli,5- i e)o.-wvni iu Lunacylli i~ich ha btan i3sauc! aF a Nilci B.ookr, tle. tt itll nulbliu1r Of hieilaeai l Eso glt i' and l;:els, enssiriat-t-ti on Jraswnsiy 1. 1900, wt- 10 l01.1. Tibb ?? Shows an tnt'lnaa of Islv ilt I I ; tbecr naumber ?? 051 .~1 ise ry 1, i 71)$) 10 itts11?t-I Increases! on tlat ?? 0a SUii ...

... :.AMWArwY PjFACILITIES ,AT CHRETS'MAS. The GRE&T ?? RA ILWAY, Coservfy anl- flounce that onl .Dj~ecijsicur 20. chbeap ercau~lrsis w.ill be runa frow Paciclcgrton, Cni'aiirn Junction, Kerjeinuten (Adiviton rrid) f1aiateornsitl, &ce., to, Cork andtiEl- i soy ilt .lccntler ii1, to Systorforid. Kitcieicay, Rln yBelfast, &Ace.. on Decovoccbcr 21~ to. havo ni~e, evie, ramel, Portl~ad, &ce, cc- ...