... HALIFAX SUNDAW CKQOL UNION Ml-R. BTLLSG*N, M.P., ON TEACHER AND PUPiL The arnmal confcrence of' the Halifam and Distriet.I .%adsrecy:hool UnL-on wasiG lceid at Trinityv Ba r-cisc Chatse., HalJifjx. an. >arcrav aftzrnoon. Th.re -as a larga atrernTc. T'h*.Cohieteo for di ,usson was i Our Sc.,ohsr$ \Week lEvX52ttgs.' whrih w2a introd-uced by I. Mr Roboson., c5f ce en. A 4.Bb M MT.P. nh presided, ...

... FREE STATE AND CAPE COIONY. From Lord Roberts to the Secretary of State for War : PBloemfontein, March 29th. I regret to report the death of Colonel the Hon. George Gough at Norval's Pont yesterday. From the General of Communications to the Secretr - f State for War .Capetown, March t3WtL The deaths are reported of the following:- 2nd Berkshire Regiment-3449 Private 0. Rogers, enterii fever, ...

... 0 O E }ib8P0N DENG N 1 j1 ?? I- mW Betters to tie Editor mat in every sas be rcowampanied by the T name and address of the writer-not necessarily for pubication. btut in pledge oi enod faith. At the seine time, vs strongly zecommend eare ?? to sign their letters wtb -ther f ewa namm t We meat ak or ccremaodenat to be an brief as icle. We csan asuza thema that for onie persan who can Ans ?? to ...

... TROOPS FOR TH . FROI. DEPARTUIRE OF THE D1JUKE OF Three vessels with military details left Southampton on Saturday. TRhe:Gath has crh boaiJ 20 ateien and 397 men of the 4th Gloucester Regiment for St. Heleng, and drafts of Royal Gairison Artillery and ?? for the 04pe; the Rippingaina Grange is taking out 900 remoiaits; while the Caripbrock Castle, in addition to ernbarking a number of ...

... LOCAL GOVERMENT. ITE URBAN COUCIL NCTIONS. RESULTTS OF THE POLLING. d PYolling- in the Urban District Council elections through- ie out Yorkshire took place on Saturday. On the whcle the 11 contests did not excite a great- amount of interest., k though in certin districts loeal feeling ran higlh As a h whole, the elections were devoid of excitement. The for- .p mer members in the returns given ...

... IPOLITICS AND Y = no . I . At OC IETY' 1Lustus, llltIndwa, April 2nd. is the Education Department going to climb down after all, and deal justly with the higher-grade and o>ther schools which are certain to suffer by the pro- r posed changes in the Code? It is somewhat significnt . that Sir WMn. Hart Dyke, who -was Vice-President of ; the Councl in the last Tory Government, means to ask Mr. ...

... MCURY OAFIcs, Mtonmay, 4 a>, TrTz O~F SUNRISE ^N ~SENS &T LENDS N. L:,, 531 5i Sam W. Lo-re. p: Ad 3., SUN Aww ?? ?? +5.40 a m. So- 61r. ?? 649 p.,. N~r~nrw - Ii ; lFZMLOON Arl. ?? Fnss Qac.. ?? Alps 6~ 8-0 0AL]La ?? ?? L. 2 ?? T- F PROV I DAIT fV- -. T 2a- BARO ,EI E3 A PT qD_ Ad: ut. f 3 0 WEND 279 - ~SLTURDAY, .OUL _ N.l - ?? Toe MercuirF fails for rIn, w,:a S.W., S.E, Za _d arPid?- feir ...

... oM OUR LONDO:N CORRESPONDETNTT. (BY PRIVATIE WIREL) Lox xow. Sundav Night. The Court has not been so agitated for yearsE as it is on the ev-a of the Queen's visit to Ireland. it is no secrec, that amongst Her Majesty's entourage the aban- donment of the Itallan holiday for a trip to. Ireland w.vas regarded withi very unluhnaant feelings, for the oflicials of the Court are too famiiar with ...

... 4 1 . 1 . . ? . : ? . ? I I . I I I . i . ? WWNI An M. - ye MZIP. C. PTRhFELYANJ M,. AT BURLEY THE NEW EDUCATION CODE. The bazaar in aid of the People's Day-schools at Bugley-iii-Wharfedala Pntereod upon its third da5 en Saturday, when the openig ceremony w s performed iby Mr. C. P. Trevelyan, &P.. Mr. C. J. F. Atkinson, the lion, secretary and treasurer of the Bazaar Com- mittee, who presided ...

... BR BOA:DSiTRST, .P, A 0 A A:JosI SSETT. . I.:TAlTMTfhRW K AJD TE, WAR, ?? a-nnual meeting of; the -Morley Division, Liberal rAisociation: was- held- on. Saturday at d0ssett, both the business matting in the afternoo asad the. public crest- tug9 at night being- housed in thea Teniper~ance: Hall. a In the af,10-1 non the Preeii dent, M r. 'IW. WiIson~ (Mx-. fied) colpied the ?? thae proposition ...

... B'IrITJ FORCE CAVALRY DETA ENT CAUGHT IN AMBUSH. LOSS OF SIX G.UNS COLVILE'S DIVISION TO THE RESCUE. THE FIGHT PIEWED. AT ARELE CILMSIhDES BRIGiDE STORM1 THE HEIGHTS. BRITISH LOSSES 191. An incident of a most regrettable lnature has occurred at no distance from tori Roberts's camps. Not only have the enemy been displaying great activitr and assuming an aggressive attitude on the Eine of ...

... ASSOCIA TON SOF ?? e f CORPORATIONS.. Ql l 9TIONE OFJ! MUNII).0~PA , T' f Y The Itwenty-seventh annural meeting of I is associa- tiont wis held oa Saturday in the Council Csa~mb5 g of Cth Corporation of London at the Guildhall. There ?IwsThe ?? ?? ?? who was ?? r eeeived, to ok- the ch air, and emed the associiatior on. behalf of the Corporation of London. e Sir Albert Rollit was elected ...