... division. SHr: Penuant, who is a son of Lord Pemrhyn, had a majority in 1895 of I. 2506 'er Mfr. D. C. Ciithrie, who wou the seat for the Liberali in 1892 by forty-niro. ACCIDENT T'O LORD WOLSELEY- YEdSTERDAY. Lord Wolseley was riding usp Pall-mall from ...

... Victorr, is recommended to the public care in the following letter, which has been addressed to u, by Lord Vortaan, C'hairman of the Dorset C~ounty Coucil, Lord Vighy, Mir. WV. B Brymner, WIP., Colonel Rt. W~illiams, MYP., Mr. Ii. B. Miwddieton1, Mr. 3. C. ...

... offered by the COUNTY may be obtained on anplication to the Company's Agents. The JUNE NUMBER OF THE PALL MALL MAGAZINE Edited by LORD FREDERIC HAMILTON, READY TO-DAY, PHRIC]3 OE13 SHILLIN1G. CONTENTS. Country Types.-II. The Hedger .* Frontispie Lrawing lit ...

... sbeinrh can-ngt contairait the Rtoyal ' srrits. Shortly after fire members of ihe I Ccur dovek lt There ws L~ady Churcill, Lord E~ward ielkt;m Cinton. Sir Pletwood i Rdwards, Sir Arther Dirges Colonrel the Hon. C. C. Leg e. and Capitin Ponswbv. Then, ...

... anxious to move forward and bring the war to an end.-Reidei's Special Service. LORD ROBERTS WAITS FOR SUPPLIES. The correspondent of the Times at Xroonstad says:-The effect of Lord roherts's rapid advance from Bloemfoutein was absolutely to demoralize the ...

... witness tC the arrival. The compar incel:id Lord Cot-! Oi teslee (Chairman of the L B. nd S.c. Railway CompanvY. Sir Arthur ?? ANv (Deputv-COair- fr man). Lord Henrv Nerill ,X. er.l Sir Frederick P III Marshall, Lord aud .Ca.ly Dintannon, the pi Countess of ...

... tiress oni itty luith. [lie Queen a 5 visitors at Windsor Castle last night inclnded tl EarlI ant ?? tou1tss ?? :n.0Z a Iordl Morris, ant Sir W illitini Mact'strnlia. Iler Nlajest- oruests reuaired at tlt' Palwlacl. It i& gazetteod lialr tlie rilluo of WtaIks ...

... destroyed south of the Vaal. Lord Roberts is advancing rapidly to the Vaal, and General Hamilton has effected a junction with him. The country is clear of the enemy up to Viljoen's Drift. LORD ROBERTS EXPECTED TO CROSS TO-DAY. Lord Roberts will doubtless cross ...

... J. NY. ltsvxslsir. ?? Mr. Aim r XX W~itz R~ov Sir ?? Mirr Mlat Lnsi'wi. 1ord M'-iglteLrd Moriis, J Lord lDs~s'y. Lord .Shautd. Sir IL. Cvsais. Lo-rd lii ?? of NKj Ho ?? 1,rusdlndv S r Frabwls .1-w Sir ItRUiin, Sn' Ford Nor:th, Sir .1. Stir-I I tg. Sr ...

... etheService. Thle Lord Slavor a-d Sheriffs, Archbishops and Bishops, Stenards, &c., will attend. The ANNUAL DINNER will. take place on the same dav, at six o clocd for half-past six pre- I shel%, in 13erclarit Tavlois Hall, the LORD AWi'OR presiding, ...

... of the sufferers. The an- nouncoment is much applaudedr-Reutor. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SAILORS' SOCIETY. MESSAG FROOM LORD ROBERTS. The Lord Mayor presided over the 82nd anni. rersary of the British and Foreign Sailors' Sciety, which was held 3-esterday afternoon ...

... Road. Good frontagcs and excellent depths. Easv distanec ottoW n1 p cr, and station. Will be offeied by Messrs. Protheroc and Morris fot tie vendors, NEW CENTURY LAND CO. Freedecds. Frecabstracts. Nochargeforroads. lnuucdiste pos.ession. Easv payltleilts ...