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... 41agU MITI Burjttte offitt, 18, CHARaNG CROSS ROAD, W C. The Queen received at Windsor Castle last evening Lord and I.ady George Ilamilton and Lord and Lady Sandhurst. 1-ler Majesty's guests dined with the Royal Family. The Queen has presented the Lord Mayor of Bristol (Sir Herbert Ashman), with a print of Angelis portrait of her Majesty, as a souvenit of her visit to Bristol in November last ...

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... The Australians have declined to consider themselves insulted by Mr. Chamberlain. So far from regarding themselves as rebuffed and flouted by the abolition of Clause 74, they have received the alteration of the bill with positive approval or placid indifference for the most part, even if South Australia seems disposed to echo Nhe fiery indignation of Mr. Kingston. Mr. Lyne, the Premier of ...

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... FRENCH AT BLOEMFONTEIN, RAILWAY STATION INVESTED. TH1E TOWN COMMANDED BY OUR GUNS. A BROTHER OF PRESIDENT STEYN CAPTURED. TIHE TELEGRAPH AND RAILWAY CUT. OUR KILLED AND WOUNDED. The good news has been received from Lord Roberts that our forces are now at the gates of Bloemfontein, which is virtually dominated by the British guns on a couple Of commanding hills that have been seized by General ...

... FOURETi TlyITION v THE BOER REVOLT, GENERAL BULLER'S ADVANCE. VtUMOURS OF DESPERATE FIGHTING. THE CENSORS STOP ALL MESSAGES. Il)MBAN, Monday, 1.10 p.31.-The toNvi, is full of rumours of desperate fghting at the front, some of theni of the wildest character. Nothing outhentic, however, is known. The censors at the front are stopping all inessages. Everything will be suppressed now until General ...