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59 10 THE TIMES, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, THE WAR. FURTHER COLONIAL CONTINGENTS. Wo hiTO roccircd from ibo Colonial Ofiee copies of tho following telegrams which biro jtassed between Mr. Chamberlain and the fJoTrrnor Omeral of Canada and the GoTcrnor of Natal with reference to tho provision of farther contingent for rerrico In tho flld Telegram from Mr. Chamberlain to OoTernor OJcncral, tho Karl of Minto (sent, March ,18, The patriotic action of New Zealand La offering tenth rrotingenl of 1,000 men haa a tnglhened bands of his Ms Wty'a Government In their efforta bring war to an early ronelnaien.

Omtincpct has been gratefully accepted, and large reinic4cementt are being sent from here. lib Majesty's Gormmtnt do hot desire to press for farther bat, if roar Government should wish to follow example of New Zealand, we should gladly accept wvk i iriaivnraniui u. iwv urcu ua same VCTuls sua. conditions last. The? contingent.

If off ered, should consist of unmarried men. Tclegrun from GoTCTnor GenenJ. tho Earl of Minto, to Mr. Chamberlain (received, March 23, PJ02) Referring to toot telegram of March 18, rev Govero ront are or opinion that, it so desired by bts Government, 2.000 mounted troop can be raised in Canadian Dominion on same terms and conditions colonial corps which sailed in January last, and Depart' total of Minister of Militia will undertake to carry but toe worK a ua care or that colonial corps Tclegraai. Governor, Sir H.

JB. MeCallnrn, to Mr. Chamberlain (received, Colonial Office, March 23, 1902) 1 Adopting suggest ion of Commander in Chief Sooth Africa ray respouaiblo Ministers have decided to misSet Imperial 'forces by lnereainR total number of Natal mounted Iroopa in the field sn additional 500, Colonial Government will defray cost of nay and allowances. CASUALTIES. DEATHS FROM DISEASE AND WOUNDS.

Tho following deaths, duo to enteric whero not olliprwlso stated, nro reported 2nd K.R.R.C, M.T. IW Pte, Atkins, ijttnUiTj, Msnaerton, aiarcn is. 3rd N.H.W, lluxhmen, IS Pte, Chaa, Crawford, Middelburc. Traiurvsal. March IS.

Slid Northnt Reg. M.I. Pie. C. KempsUr, l.min, March vs.

2nd Scottish 2C9 Pi. David Low, Slander Ion. March lt Irith Reg. 10IO Pta. Brett, wound, Ifydenbnrg, Mafrh Machine Onn Kcctlon.

2nd N.8.W. M.L IMS Gunner Jsmm Richardson. Pretoria. March 22. Hearth Light Section R.K.

1CM Hpr. Michael Rlofuan, Kronnotad. Mirrh 21. '2nd WVfmt" Reg. 433 Pte.

A. WelcA, dysentery, corral ront, isrrn si. cih Mlddlcfcx Her. 773 Pte. Arthtrr lion, Bcanfort, jvurrh si.

2nd Dragoon S0G5 Pl 1). Noonaa, Dlom fontein. March 2t. Canadian ScoQU. Pl.

Thoj. Iloliaodef, Da Aar, JMarcA XI. lt RotsI Htehrs. 5777 Pta. M.

Sinclair, dyentry. lUrrl.mlth. March 21. 5thCo. I.V.

Pta. Goorga Maynard, tubercla junz, nrnoere, jtiarrn ll.A.XI.n. 1C51S Pto. G. H.

CrHtcndna. hsntwrrhaia. reoltins from ulcerative onteritl, llcthlohcm, March St. Tho following eatnaltiea nro nio roportod CUt llatt. I.V.

3ll8 Pt. Aleo MoaVrr, killed hy llthtninc. Ins Nek. March 21. Snd Soroenwt L.T Msl Win.

Tiko, arcJdenially i'cnuy wournieii, Tie.ni nawi, nmionrnom, aiarrn SI. H.r.A. uunncr in. ntaccy, tiroltcn arm tbroiieh fsiiins on horxe. near llellbrun.

March 24. 4th Itoyst Vw. M.r. i3l Via. tad, accidentally tirnwnni en moiv, iipnininprun, MTrn 11.

Imlllsnc and iWdyV Scouts. Cant. W. II. Itoddr.

itadgrrptuly wounded, abdofflco, Sp1onkoa, AH non eommisAioned ofllcers and men reported rnilng. on Donop'a column, near Klerudorp, reb. havo been accounted for with these exceptions 40th Co. I.Y. 2G5S8 H.

W. Hintom Mh Bedford Rpc. ts Ptc. F. nirgs.

Vlt Northtanberland Kn. CXil Vte. Nadea. 3 th By. UJ.

17357 Dtt. W. Morcaft. iiinaicarsb, and 351.77 ii. j.

t. Johnstone: IMsd reported killeyi. Feh. i. Klerksdorp, are alive ana proem wiin resiinent weli.

Conrt of iixrairy states that CM7 Cpl. S. E. Levy, SSth rrponea misfinp, ucse 8, rjui, is acted. DANGEROUSLY DLL.

The following are reported dangeroosJr ill, all I i wjtn ontcne whore not otnerwiso stated Oa March 22 Pretoria. R.TLA. Pon Pota. 16822 Shoeing smith A. Painter.

10th Unssars. T7E9 Pte. W. Cake. Srd N.S.W.

BoKhiawi. mr. CpL Edwd. Joha Hoaa.i Vol. Co.

Argyll and Sotherlaad Uichrs. 92 Pte. E. Wricht. 2nd N.S.W.

Medical Stall Corps. 31 J3 pte. Albert Edwd. Cox. 2d N.S.W.

M.T. Machine Gtm Sec. 2D93 Gnr. Ansns ta Uriah Holmes. lith Hrremrs Pi W.

Hftirar Dir. S.A.C. W3 Tpr. Vernon Caches, 2249 Tpr. Tans.

Wih. Qninn, Tpr. Spencer Jamea Reeves, 332) Tpr. Ernest Paton. 1 st Liverpool Keg.

4384 Pt. W. Mitchell. Militia RwUIXX Pte. J.

Osborne. lt Ycrks Ree. Pte. A. Richardson, nephritia.

rth Co. A.S.C 14179 Sec. Cpl. A. Boxall.

1st Cameron Hishrs. 2438 Pte. if. Brodie. llrt Co.

12300 Pte. D. AVhite, dysrnterj. 2nd Cornwall L.T. 4XM1 I Cpl.

H. CcswelL Tntell. lpt. James Gerrard Brank, Bright' diicaae. Pretoria Police.

Constable Randall. Attached A.S.C. C.V. Percy Hy. JTTIIirSTBOOM A Div.

SV.C 12S0 Tpr. Cyril Jefferson TldbalL 2nd N.S.Vf". M.T. JM6 Pte. Uarrr Frank Miller.

2nd Ycrks L.T. Pte. J. Knfcht. lfl Iapl.

L.U. Cpl. Ijeonard McPhee, 2nd W. Kent M.T. 433S I'te.

G. WeDer. 19th Hosss. 4775 Pte. It.

Noble. 21st Batt. I.Y. 23159 Pte. R.

A. Peters. Johancesborg M.R. Pte. W.

Perry. M.T. 1st Connanit Rancors. Mi9 Pte. W.

Pender, 1st Leinster M.T. M02 lte. A. Swwtman. 2nd Northanta M.T.

59C1 Pte. G. Coleman. Victorian M.I.122S Pte. Thos.

Gould. 2nd K. Surrey ReeCSlG Pte. G. Iloney.

Div. h.C. 2316 Tpr. Stewart Robb. 2nd Irish FnaWJO Set.

F. Dolan. 1st Essex 4f.6t Pie. T. Itowo, dysentery, fist JJatt.

I.Y. VblWl Pte. E. Ocilvy, dyaent ivin nussan. jiuj rie, ii.

jiawkea, xucQorrtiase. nLANnswisTtav. f. IIr. S.A.C.

9G0 7r. J.A. KJnnsird. lt E. I.nes M.I.

05 Pte. R. Kavae. lit (Vmnol f'jel Co. rjW) Pte.

II. Mlcklewrieht; H.A.C. MM 7 Cpl. Henry Hill, 102 Cpl. David t.srricic.

vi Tpr, Dttvlen. S.A. Light Hon Cpl. Ploher. i R.U.A.

attached Juhaiinenburg M.R. WM582 Set, Arthur Swln, M.T. film Pte. Albert Tmtt. 2UttV.

I.Y.ttOUl Set. Horace Pairhmd. I.V. 22IM lte. Cmv).

Manning. 14th Co. T.Y cnom Pte. Win. Winter.

Co. J.y.13W3 Pte. Win. Kaatcate, Rate Co; LYimiS Pte. Hy.

Wakefield. 4th RLflA Rde, M.T. CAM lte. Cbns. KSdwcTL 2n Komeraet L.I.

3CU Pte. Thoa. Joneii. 2nd Essex Ree L. pt.

0o. Qarke. 2nd Irani. UIJ. 1KH lie.

Harold Day. lat Welsh Fns. 12S Pte. John Ttickwell. 1st Sfiffolk l.LL Pte.

Chaa. lUvward. 15th Co. I.Y. 235C0 Pte.

William Faaonrortl, em ahot wound. Emirxo. 2nd Irish Pns. 7101 Pte. J.

Crone. HARiuaiimt. B. Stafford Rep. 5137 Pte, 0.

Robinson, On March 23 PorrCTtET ETOOOM C9th Co. I.Y22507 Cpl. C. Wheeler, fnahot woaad. I'ncToni.

Vol. Co. W. Kent Reg.70!2 Pte. T.

Kioe. R.A.M.C. 1250C Pte. A. Mitchell.

Watchvaj. Ondkr. Irapu Mllty. Rly.cierk J. Lane, remittent fever.

JrtirAKNFffBl'Ra. IUA. PolloeHW Tpr. P. (J.

Roweln. Secole, ftaabot! i Bate, graahot Pte. remittent Vol. Co, WdAEef TSU Pta. WOttOo.

3rd 8. Buffori Bef4j871 Pta. 107th Co. LY. 26711 Pta, W.

H. Heaora, rnathot wouna. 2nd Easex Res, 4430 Pta. W. Bofea, 3101 Pta.

W. sillier, 3 bcu Ui UlIJ. OlatCo. r.Y Pte. J.

Ellia. 93rd Co. LY. 31S38 Pta, U. J.

Eayward. 1st Dragoon Gda. 3115 QrMr. Set. Weill.

oiut uo. J.K V7433 lie. A. Ji. Moore, fith Co.

LY. 26752 Pte. J. Pitch. 18th Ry.

ILF.A. 5G3f Gnr. C. Sheet. 1 12th Co.

I.Y. 2355C Pte. P. G. Calder.

Damanfs Horse. CpL M. G. IIUL lt Kv Lues. IUr.

CXOl Pie. M. C. CLtrlm. Cth Dragoons.

Pte, Blakeman. Qctewtowx. 4U Somerset L.1V331S lie. O. Parker.

STaJCDERTOTC. 2ndMJddlcex Reg. VoLMX 802 Pt. W. Jordan.

Kaurto. 2nd N.W.M.L 155 QrMr.eL. W. S. Crinos.

JonanneabarR M.R. Fredk. Itainea, Pte. Pat 6'Reflr. jnwi rus.

wwi u. m. h. um. R.A.M.C.

15810 Pte. R. J. Coolthard. Durham LJ.

5022 Pte, T. Brown. 10th Hussarsv AOOO Ite, II. Strott. 2nd Shropshire L.I.

3503 Pte, J. Rernolda. 6th Dragoon Gds.443C Pte. E. Dopaon, 4183 Pte, v.

tarr, popiueai aseorism. 83rd Co. I.Y. 2S203 Ite, W. A.

Parrott. SSth Co. 12038 CnL J. R. E.

Stanley. 1st Dnrham L.L 161 Pte. K. Dale, 5732 Pte. E.

Brwcod. 8lstCo.I.Y. Pte. W. T.

E. Jenner, 22197 Pte. D. cums. 2nd ScotJ Fna.

302C Cpl. C. Knowles. Itt Durham L.I. 5732 Pte.

E. Harwood. M.T. 067 Pte. Mores.

1st Essex Res. 7033 Pte. U. LovelL 2nd Irish Fns.45372 lte. G.

McCormsck. 7101 Crane. K.R.RX!. 2193 Pte. E.

Holloway. 17th Co. R.E. 8230 Pte. C.

Runtard. 2nd Roval ScoU. C031 Pte. W. Ellens.

2nd Berks Reg. M.1. 50CC Pte, C. Deacon Johanoesbors MR. lt.

It. T. Waller. fever. On March 24 Norvau Post.

4th Rifle Bde. 568 Pta. J. Ftribtlnr. 1st Dragoon Gds.

1143 Pte. R. CHborne. T7th Co, I.Y, 23C83 Pte, Walter Barnes, dysentery, 2nd Wi Kent Ree. 353 IHe.

H. Johnson. 32nd Co. I.V, 36W7 Set. J.

Skerry. 7th realAnd M.I.T W50 Pte, John not, McKelrW, 1st limlakllllng Pta. h. Naah. 38th Ry, 10219 Pte.

F. Ivm, peritonitla. MATJwroymjf. 44th Ry. R.F.A Gnr.

Radford. 16113 flnf. Ulford. Marxhall'alforarw Pte. (1.

Rrlght. Donkey Tfawporte lJonduclor IVroAr. lloid Fproo t'ant8n. ar. J.

Watt. Wahmbathc. Wiropohire L.T. CI 33 Pte. J.

Mnrray. IIowick. Snd ImMriil L.H.S17 Pte. HamnilGoddirJ. tnhnrela.

lUflg. KtUKOs HtVr.n URIDflb lit 8. Stafford Regr 58C3 P.le. J. Littitford.

RuKMrorrus. RJLM.a1527 Pte. U. lrt Sosctx Rfg. 5400 Pte.

J. Matthews. Vnmttn. 4th Dragoon Gds. 1400 Pte, F.

Taw. 2nd JohlnnesbuTB M.R. ltes. A. Bellard and Kirlie han.

Ilnutnox. 1st Ijwea. Reg. 7411 Ite. J.

Pomfret. 2nd W. Kent Rec 5139 Pte. J. Amble.

6625 Pte. A. Miller. Condition of (offlcera and othcra dangerously all 5 IJth Zealand M.T. Lieut.

Freetb, no chance Mareh 23. lt Rifle Ihle. Tapt. Innea, no change. March 23.

17th Co. R.U. Lieut. Mwre; no change. March 23, H.A.C.

Capt. Olllrer, no rlunge 23. 2nd Eax Rett. Sec. Lieut.

W. P. lluaklnaoa. dan rously ill, enteric, Heiibron, March 23. Staler Acnm Watunn.

dingerotaly ill, dysentery, Johannesburg, March 23. Vol. Co. Durham L.I. Lieut.

Warwick, no change, March 23. Vol. Co. Welsh Res. Lletrt.

Charlea. allshUy Improved, March S3 no change, March 21. 5th Batt. I.Y. Lieut.

Jiore. sot auita io weu. March 23. 3rd Suffolk: Ree. Lieut.

U. L. Bailer, tllchtlr improved. March 24. 1st Suffolk' Reg.

Lient. Robinson, slightly improved, March 21. Gth N. Zealand M.I. Capt.

Maraham, aligbtly improved, March 21. 3rd Derby Reg. Col. Salmond, no change, transferred to Deelfontein, March 21. Bechuanaland Rifles.

Lieut. Kent, no change, March 21. Garr. Arty. Lieut.

Campbell, slightly improved, March 21. English should to taoghU The commandint could not see liia way to consent to tMs arrangement, and for the preaeat the edocatlon of the lads Is being neglected, Toan unofficial Enelishmaa, who pointed oat to him the folly of forfeiting the chance of spending the tttnrmer la cool, healthy climate by refusing to give on ol tb oldest prisoners replied that while their kinamen and sons were in the field it was not a time for them to be" humbiins themselves for the sake of greater WVhave," he said, everything we need to keep us fit and healthy. Let those who have taken ua prisoners make their own arran cements." At the end of February 300 of the prisoners and six Seers detained at Ahmednagar, on intimating their willingness to give parole, were entrained for Batara. Durinr a short stay at' the Poona rest cams rn rtmte an undertaking not to endeavour to escape or act seditiously waa taken round among them for but 121 or the number refused to make the declaration and had to be sent back to Ahmednagar. The signature of the parole before the commencement of the ioumev to Satara was not insisted on beciuse the contented prisoners who notified their assent intimated that they feared intimida tion from the 'irreconcilable in came, constitutes the majority of its inmates.

LIoTd agent at ew Orleans telecranhed yester day "Information reporta British steamer Monarch, bound for Africa with mules, arround Head of Passes." The Hon. W. Lambton, M.P., in reply to a vote of thanks from the Wingste Constitutional Club in regard to his recent action in the House of Comroosr, ays I crate ful to the Win rata Constitutional Club for their kind resolution. I am sure that I truly represent ine i pc i in oi me miners oi trarnam in nro test ine against slanders on our soldiers. So many have rone from our county that we should be indeed uneratefui if we iorgo laem.

A telesramhvas received in Newcastlein Tvne a month ago by the friends of Trooper Charlea Hjndmarsh, 101st Company imperial eomanry, from the War Orace, stating that be bad been, killed in the mi.ihap to Colonel Von Donop's column. relatives went into monmins ana a memorial cervtce was tela ua loot chapel. Yesterday Trooper Iiindmarsh's friends wero deli ch ted bv the receipt of another' message from the Office stating that the trooper waa all vo and well and with his corps. At a parade at Cbeuea: Barracks yeaterday Major General Sir Henry' Trotter presented the medal for dis tlnruuned conduct, awarded for service in iooth Africa. to Lance Sergeant J.

W. Strange, late King's Royal utnes. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. MANCHESTER EASTER MEETING. The Jesnza BairoieA.

Hcaou Racs. of 1JXQ Two miles. AccrrTAxcxs. ser. Tr.stjh.

The rhflTa It 7 Ohaa 12 6 liearwcmtf 12 3 Mr.QnllB wSttll CmolaUmi 5 11 7 CieaaTrea i4 It 6 IarknTiLS It i It 4 Caerbon II 10 Caracalla 510J3 T(Ik Vlira a 19 13 Lnrd Juo4 10 H.rhIL 19 8 CsUrr a 10 7 Etbttnlf 4 13 5 Mister Onne 10 4 rorretfal .419 1 ftonltarcn 10 2 RnTl Eoos 4 10 1 Harvest Mooey a 10 0 MahraUa 4 10 0 THE WEATHER, METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE REPORTS. Wiinrrn Cnaar, WensrsuAV, Marcu Jfl, 6 r.it. WIST COURSING. Although the attendance st Plumpton yesterday was not so numerous as that at the Jancary meeting, the sport waa very interesting, and on the whole the trials were perfectly legitimate. For some reason or other the principal stake did, not fill, but with all the remainder wen supported the card was a good one.

To day, bow ever, when the meeting concludes, over 50) courses will be nevcfrary to finish tie card, the inclusion of no fewer than eight sapling stakes having proved very popular, especially 'among south country public courses. The bares ran indifferently, and on several occasions the crerhoundit became unsighted in the runi up. Colonel Ho Iroes's Heroic, one of the fancied candidates in the Brizhton Stakes, beinc one of the victims. In this event there were several surprises, Spytfontein. winner of the Netherby Cup last October, and Sea Fog both foinff down in the first round; in fact, of the seniors Ir.

Harding Cox's Agile Spurt was the only greyhound running up to form, and it should be an interest ine spin between last year's winner of the Waterloo Pnrse and Mr. S. S. Death's Gineer Wine in the third round to day. The others left standing are Bazem Jazem and Boothby Squire.

Of tho remaining four stakes only the principal poppy event was run through a record time, the feature of the runnine beine the smart performance of Mr. A. J. Humphcry's Here's Watty in defeatinr the uium iniuv uuevn duuut ouisura in ids noona round. A start will again lie made at noon to day with secona round oi ine iiasung Makes.

RACQUETS. AMATEUR SINGLES CTLiMCTOVKITTP Two ties in the sineles norrnet ehamninnahln went nl.ro i i. mraiLS oeuig as ioiiows round (concluded). E. Baerleln beat Ivor de la Hue by three cames to none.

Score. 15 4. 13 1. 159. Second round (continued).

8. Cokayne beat J. liownrd py three games to two, Score. 15 11, 1213, isr 'asr a a PURLTO SCHOOLS' ClfAMriONFTTIP. The fnllowlne rntriea have been received fee the Pnhlla Schools' rncnuet ch(wnprmhlp, which wjll ba drcldel at Utieen a lull.

West Kenslnitnii. on TiMHuIar. Anrll nd Mlewlna Uy i (wHenhani, Welllnrten, HftlleyWr. Riisriy. Ton hrldge, Ulneheoter, Radley, (holden), uHiirni, iriiarirrnoiipc, narrow, t.vnn, anil l.lllion.

THE TIXM COLCHX OF NKW BOOKS and NEW EDITIONS. raia Mhaa is raatrkUd to te)ts paUkal Caria Um last six ascctaa. JITR. MURRAY'S NEW BOOKS smr rtx smmsa xovxr. IGH TREASON.

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tii aiuiaea. saasaauraMT nws. awM. Tl Undo book tUstoaevtets te rwd throsth st a mtinx vitsont akirpiag a single r. aowcaea in srwa, mHB BASIS of SOCIAL RELATIONS a Study in Xtbaie FmhofeCT.

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Hantanta fjutovt. I. Th. n.TIVATI BASIS of liltlSlt the Eer. 11.

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Br the Eer. W. C. Allen. 6.

IheCH b'KCn. Pv the Brv. A. J. Carlrl 7.

The eacsAMisrra. vi tt nrr. w. p. ior a xrv ivn mcApra snrvioT.

fTlHE EVOLUTION of theENUUisU BIBLE. Being JL an Hitor B.I Skrtrh rt 11m FiMx Ynio froca USS lSSa. Hr unxitk rj orfofdnowsa Astiitsnt fecrrtarr to tha Board of Education. Whitehall. With ortnit sad.

asaeinan Pae fran Old EiUea. M)nJ uiuon. munmvuj am vissi snd Bawrittaa. Dcoi 7t, U. net.

ou cab John VfwrrsT. Albemarlt tr.t.W. RAUAM and BANKS, 441 sad s. oxrotaxaTOixT, w. QRAHAJI Q.RAHAM.

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Mr Personal Kxeerienee snd RaeoCsetiOBS. CrLutA ItORKIB. With introdartiaii hy Madam DK XAVAEEO Misi iMarjr AaCeN tool and roBtifUM.rtftjtor Mat Morris. iTweos. In her latrodoetorv note Ce hsrarro tars Read the TTBOWa book it will ijnak for itaU eloiaent)r.

for it 1 with qvicsv oatormt wit. real wonanlj eourasa. and it nifl It win cappiu introcuce true. iTmpsihttic. sad bnmsa cl women.

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lAfht wind. frwh cr itronf. saw, a ioini rsj, csim, 49 Briaht sunshine recorded to day was London (West minster), 2'lhrs. "'2hn. Ltttiestone, 5'3hrs.

5 Hastings, Ohrs. Eastbourne, 52hr. Brighton, 32hrs. Worthing, Bath, l'3hr. Rhyl, 2'Ohrs.

Llandudno, 0r7hr. Southport, Harrogate, 0 Ohrs. Forecajts or WraTitra tor Turn spat. March 27. (Southerly or southeasterly TKNNIS.

Mr. E. M. Snrot. 13.

lieat Mr. J. If.Wealherhv "IM tnr a bUipte, In the weond round of the Prince's Cfuh handi tip, uasi by two sets to lore. YACHTING. NEW YORK.

MARCit 2ft. The German Emnernr's newvacht Meteor will have her a at i a a. nrst trial ou pannv i ionic on Jlarrh la. when the naval officers of the German Embsssy WJH be on board. If the trial Is successfal, the Meteor will start for her voyage arroM the Atlantic on March 31 without any eocori.

i.ojun. IHLLTATIDS. II. W. 8TrENS0X V.

C. DAWSO.V. In the match of 18.000 tin for COfiO. vrarHnv. nl.

fn. cheater. Stevenson In the afternoon mad an aggregate oi hi to nis opponent's 337, the scores st the adjourn. mmi lining i Stevenson tin piayi, a.7. unwson, 2.2SI.

At night Dnrson did bettor, bnt left nil 1.330 tn the had. The scores at the end of the dsv were i ij. i DicTcnuon, i.joi uawnon, u.iuo. The Midland ProfMsionali'Golf AssoelaHon, following Ihoeximnleof the Xorthem Count lea flolf Aisoelatlnn luivfl decided to stuAlcamate with tha Prnfesslonai 1 oilers Association. London.

Thevw III 1m known as the Midland section, and trill havn th tnlnatfamant nt I local affairs. Th competitions, of which will be held each year, will be open to members of the National Association; which body will provide the prize. The whole of the professionals of England are now affiliated with tho association; in connexion with which it is intended to promote a labour bureau and a rick and bene volent fund. Herman Uemaie urt in the World "1 6a rtad nctlunf lila it fnrminri laR. da.

I mifht run en ibont this fliematlns bock for STer it hnstiea with fems in ererx cbapwr. I suaht iboU sir parpen ef iaritiax all ara. snd all women, too. to fall in Un van roMX DMoaa varm aonu icr uMmwiwa. um.

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tery. cerebral P.O. Pte. J. P.

Burdock, 8th Br. K.F 3173 Gnr. R. K. CUrks.

15th Co. I.Y. 23075 Pte. J. Gardner.

1st Scottish Uorse 371t)C lto. W. Jiilne, 372MPte. JUachuanaland Riffes ac Pte. W.

Qulnllvan. 4lh By. R.P.A25(H4Cpl. O. II.

Oaley. Vol. Co. Border Reg. 7513 lte.

II. Hodgson, bath Co. LY. 31315 P. AUee.

5thCo.LY. 2S182 Sgt, J. T. Clarke, 2SJ32S Pte, Coulson. Snd Norfolk Reg.

7CH Pte, J. Fraaeis. 2nd ImpL L.U. 1253 Pte. II.

G. Gaul Pte. Joseph Argyie. 2nd ScoUith Horse. SJ237 Pte.

R. Roberta. 1st Welsh Reg. C075 Pie, G. T.

Phillips. 1st Suffolk MX 5681 Pte. J. Bosworth. 39th Co.

I.Y 29058 Pte. A. Jonrs. 1st yorthumbctland Fus. 4929 Pte.

C. Taylor. 23th Co. J.Y. 29124 Pte, E.

Bale. 43rd Co. 26537 Pte. J. W'.

HalL SOUt Co. LY. Pte. E. E.

Lee, 33rdCLY C5oXIie.H.A.Tcnta Captaix A. AsnronDnT TncccnAED, 5th Royal Irish Regiment, who died of enteric at Elandsfontein on the 21st wasthe second son of Mr. J. Ariuordbr Trenchard. of Stanton Kttwarren.

Wilts, and Vista Linda, Torquay. He obtained his company on July 19, 130O. THE KELNFORCOLENTS. The steamship Raglan Castle, left Southampton yester day for South Africa with Volunteer, drafts of one ofScer and 22 men. Gordon Highlanders, two oncers aad 17 men King's Royal RiBes, two officers and 35 men Royal lnan uegiment, and details, on board.

ine transport Britannic also leit bouinampton Tester dav for South Africa with 63 officers and 8C4 men on board, the principal drafts being 575 men of the 3rd (Militia) Battalion Leicestershire Regiment, under the command of Colonel Lord men of the 2nd Dragoon uuards, 115 men of, the and leth liussars, and 10 men of the Koyal Knrineers. Maior uencral it. li. Alurray, U.U.. commanding 2nd Infantry1 Brigade at Aldershot, yesterday mado a farewell inspection of the 4th (Militia) Battalion Royal Dublin Fusiliers, which has volunteered for service in South Africa, and will embark' to day at Southampton on board the Uratava.

Addressing ail ranks, Major ueneral Murray said that he had been deputed by General Hildyard to express his regret that he was prevented by naa aeeiui irom inspeciing uiczn ana wismng mem Good bye." On behalf of General Hildyard, he wished the battalion every possible luck and success in South Africa, lie trusted that, now they had came forward to fight their country's battles, they would roon re torn and receive at home the welcome they deserved. lie wax glad to hear from Colonel Pearse that the battalion' had behaved well, and he hoped they would do their best to uphold the honour and good name which the Dublin Fusiliers had held wherever they had been quartered, THE REMOUNTS INQUIRY. The proceedings jn the case, of General Truman and the Remounti Inquiry being held at St. Stephen Honse, Westminster, werej adjourned early yesterday in conse quence of tho sodden indisposition of General Truman. The inquiry will not be resumed until some time after Easter.

i COMFORTS TOR THE TROOPS. Mrs. retherstonhaugb, Gwydyr, Hyde, Tale of Wight, collecting hooks, roagaxlnes, and Illustrated newspapers to annd out to General Fetlierstonhattgh in the aecond week in April, to distribute among tho men in tha block house of 10s Mtddeluurg, Tranavaai, uuuici. An contrlbntlonf of interesting arxl nmimlng literature wl be most gratef ully receUed and will greatly cheer tho soldiers through tJm long winter evenings approaching. ln.

Fario, Klnnlngar, Wimbledon, will gratefully re celve any contributions of money or warm clothing for Uo 3rd (Militia) Battalion ScottUh Rifles la South Africa, BOER PRISONERS IN INDIA. Details are now available respectlag tha refuul of Boer prisoners at Umballa and elsewhere to comply with the conditions under which they would have been moved to cooler places for the summer months, of which mention was mado in a Calcutta telegram dated March 5. It was' proposed to transfer the Ambala prisoners to the 'Simla hills and Abbotabad, and parole was offered them. Out of more than 1,000 prisoners less, than 100 would sign the necessary undertaking not. to attempt escape, and the signatories were mostly foreigners or.

sporting men having no Influence over their Boer comrades, who expressed themselves relieved at their departure; As tho Boers sullenly mused to explain their motives for refusal to the camp authorities, it was deemed desirable to restrict some of tho privileges they had enjoyed. It is not stated whether these restrictions extend to the prohibition of circulation amongst them of newspapers from the Continent and elsewhere of pronounced anti British proclivities. But the injurious effect of the circulation of such litem. a I III a a turo in the camps nat oeen illustrated recenuy in a remarkable way. Inl response to a petition from the Ambala prisoners, arrangements were mado for tho education oi toe iw youias in too ramp.

An vrmy schoolmaster waa appointed and was to "bo assisted by a number of volunteers from among tho better educated prisoners. A large tent was set apart for the school, and books and material to tha value of Rs.1,000 were pro vSded. But on the day: fixed for the opening of the school a Dutch newspaper was received containing a rarbled account of a speech made by Mr. Brodrick In tto Uquse. Commons, in which it waa stated that already more was being done for the edocatlon and civilization of the Boers under our care than had been attemntod bv the' late Republics, and that an cartrne to learn jugiiaa was ikui; siiuwu.

xuo litrncuajjct iu question made contemptuous comments upon tee want of patriotism with which it charged the Boers in con nexion with the latter ruteraent. un reading tnese comments the Ambala prisoners held ah excited meeting, which was foBowed by" the resignation of all the volunteer teachers and a general refusal to have the lads taacht under an Jacush scaooimasvtr. i ner ouerea to fSonth casterly to easterly winds, lmsnening unsettled; I some cold rain or sleet. (Southerly to westerlv wln4. i xresn or strong squally I rainy rather milder.

South westerly to westerly gales Enolasd, S. (London I or strong winds; squally and Channel). and and rainy at first, but im Midlakd Cocsnzs I proving later becomins; tern poramy miiaer. Variable breexes finally north westerly equally, some cold rain or sieet. trr and Weaterly to north weaterly (and mU Ibxlasd, N.

and S.J The south cone was hoisted yesterday afternoon in England, b.f and S.W., and Ireland, N. and S. SOOTTJLKD, W. Tiik TiMrs Orncx. 12 r.it.

RtADTSOS OF THE JORDAS BAKOJIETrB (COnnKCTTO) DLJUJiO TUX FAST lWESTY rOCK UOCBS. March 23. A.M. Sf U. 2 1 1 I 10 N.

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Moon Sets, 2m. Ajn. Age of Moon. Eighteenth day. LONDON (M.O.Obs.V, MARCn 20.

29 flSin. Temp. 48dec. 31deg. Wjnd fresh.

Weather dull. Kalniaii none. PARIS, March, 20. 30'lOtn. Ther.

50deg. 33deg. Wind N.W., fine. BERLIN. March 2C.

23Il.in. Ther. 41'3Gdeg. 40'10deg. Moderate W.

wind. Rain. VIENNA, Makcii 2C. 23 00in. Ther.

ll'7Jeg. W'. wind. Dull; nmiR: Minrir "rt. Tha Wind S.W.tmodcrate.

Overcast. Tha Bishop of London has approved the appointment of the Rev. Gorman Charles Harding to the charge of tho Diocesan Home Mission district of St. Peter's, Kensal rise. The Rev.

S. R. Carden has been appointed vicar of Bickleigh, near Plymouth patron, Sir Massey Lopes. The EtcxmL of this morning publishes the following preferments and appointments in addition to others which have already in The Timet The Rev. G.

E. Gilbanks, vicar of Itatby, Leicester the Rev. Moor, vicar of Lyminster, perpetual curate of Christ Church, Brighton. The GturJian publishes the following list of prefer ments and appointments ia addition to others already announced in The tmtt The Rev. D.

Ei Allen, vicar of Stainfleld and Apley, Wragby, rector of Little Bvthsm, Lincolnshire the Rev. F. E. Chester, curate of Ashby de la Zouch, vicar of Paclungton cum Snihston i. i.

r.i jaisLciiuuiiiauuUf uio ii 01 jouuouu me ivev. E. J. M. Davies, curate of St.

I'hilip'sJIeigham, Norwich, rector of Cotleigh, Honiton, Devonshire the Rev W. Forrest, curate of St. Marv's. Briehton. wiear nf Houghton Irra cnm Bradficld on the Grpen, Northamp tonpatron, nr.

onym tno itev. v. j. uarrould, vicar of St. Michael's, Ipswich, vicar of Tharston, Norfolk Patron, the Bishop of Norwich the Rev.

J. A. Hervey, yicar of Great Barton. SuffoUt, rector Of Chip stead, Surrey patron. Lord Hylton thV Rev; J.

O. Hichens, curate of St. Matthew's, Leicester, vicar of uuiisDorouen, nonnarapton patron, tno Bey. T. S.

liichcns mo uey. ii.tr. u. James, curate of Alphington, perpetual curate of Newton PoppIeford.OttervSt.Marr; the Rev. E.

Jones, curate of Withycombe Raleigh, vicar of Monkton, Honiton patrons, the Dean and Chapter .1. It oi mu ikt. i si. ician, curate OI Oakham, rector of Ravnham St. Marvi with Kt.

jlaxearet, i on oik patron, tee Marquis Townshend 1 1 1 11 .1 ino nov. u. jx. jfli. jiuriev, vicar ci noiaweiKnm tjrxon, Ketterins patron.

Mr. W. A. Sanford the iRev. J.

S. Morris, vicar of (Jaccote, with Uradnop, vicar of Endon, with Stanley, Staffordshire patron, the vicar of Leek the Rev. E. H. Saulez, curate of Quilsborough, vicar of Jloiioweii, Northampton patron, the Kev.

T. S. A stained glass' window was yesterday erected in St.i Gement Danes Church, in the Strand, the object being to commemorate the fact that Dr. Johnson was for many years a constant worshipper in tho Church, It represents Christ preaching to the multitudes. A new Anellran Church was consecrated at Aix.la.

Chapelle yesterday by Dr. Wilkinson, Bishop for Northern and Ontral l.urope, in the presence of a larae number of iritish siihiects snd Americans. The following have passed the central entrance examination for non groduate to Theological Colleges i II. Aliw, Lhurcti tH. ht.

Aldan's; C. D. Atkinson, Lincoln W. R. Bagnall, LlfhUfld A.

Bartrsm, Manchester W. R. Iteard. field A. V.

UlckerstAlI, Manchester M. 11, CWiiixk, Coll. of the Sacred Mission E. A. Clark Klna'a Coll.

J. If. Darby, Coll. of tho Sacred Mission R. Diviee.

Durham Univ. T. Dawson. St. John's Hsll J.

E. Miasionsry con. n.r.Tana, Lincoln; E. Flmllay, Lichfield F. B.

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m'ivir i a W. B. GUI, Churrh Mlaalonary Coll. P. If.

Glalster rMfd I. aa aa at sTT lI TI a II carry, on tha school Amaijamation or Haii.wat lloixtNn Stock CoiirASlESr Circulars have been issued announcine the amalgamation of live railway rolling stock companies a capital of a million and a half. In the circular of tho Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon Company, Birmlnehain. It is stated that the other companies amalgamating are the Aahbury Railway Carriage and Iron Company (Limited), Brown, Marshal's, and Co. (Limited), the Lancaster Railway Carriage and Wagon Company (Limited), and the Oldhnry Railway Carriage and Wagon Company (Limltud).

The amalgamation, it Is pointed out. will put an end to the hitherto keen competition between these companies, will effect a eon, siderable saving in management expenses and the avoid ance of duplicating of special plant, and will enable the combined companies to undertaka and carry out with despatch orders on a much larger scale than has hitherto been possible in the case' of any one of the companies. The Metropolitan directors feel that some such combination is absolutely necessary to eoable them to face with conldence the keen competition which is to bo anticipated from America and elsewhere. The undertaking assets and liabilities of the five companies will be transferred to and taken over by a sew company known as the Metropolitan Amalgamated Railway Carriage and Wagon Company Limited), about to be formed withacaol tal of dlwided iato XI shares, of which 500.000 'Ua "Treearif 'eaaiUl and the rmajnder ordinary earn tal. I ohtalr'xl thta mrmr: Lincoln F.

S. Groom. King's Colt. R. Grundy and it.

ci. iiiui. ii vdiiuiu niiasiuuujr kaju. v. jienuan and W.

H.Iiill, St. John's Hall T. D. Ivens, Lincoln B. T.

Jenkins, Coll. uf the. Mlsaicn A. L. Johnson.

Durham Univ. O. L. Kendall, Chichester. F.

F. Komlosy, Church Missionary ColL; O. H. Lancaster, St. John's Hall Q.

H. Lascelles. Ktne's ColL; II. Linton, Church Mbsionajry Coll A. B.

Lipscomb, St. John's Hall; E. A. Lloyd, Church Mfsslonarv Coll. i P.

H. Martin. Lichfield Mal Church Missionary 'Coll. J. Mitchell, Coll.

of the Sacred Mission J. G. Morris. Saliabnrv W. Mulholland.

St. John's Hall S. H. Osborne. Queen's Uirralnchsm W.

E. Owen, Chnrch iMissiocary T.T. Perrr. 'Lichfield: R. H.

Phalr 'and A. V. Pleydell, Church Missionary Coll. U.Quartoa and G. A.

Kamsay, bing cn. r. n. uana, coll. the Sacred Mission: W.

H. Renshaw, St, Aldan's A. B. Roberts, St. John's mil: J.

E. Robert. St. Aldan'a A. dell, Rnbirwon, King's Coll.

C. O. Rockett and K. II. Sstuwcll.

St. John's Hall C. E. Simes, King's Coll. W.

R. Simmons, St. Aidan's; E. C. Smith, Church Mlisionarv Coll.

E. Snook. Queen's Birmingham J. W. Spreckley, Chnrch Missionary Coll.

H. K. Stevenson. Lichfield D.Twigff, Sti John's Halt L. W.

Watklns, Dnrham Univ. Wells and S. U. Weaham. St.

John's Hall i H. Wooldrldge, Chnrch Missionary Coll. Mr. Flndlay, Mr. Lascelles, and Mr.

Hnook are admitted for a three years' course. Tha next examination Is fixed for July and 30. At the spring assembly of the Notts Congregational Union, which took place at Nfittinjham on Tuesday, there was a Ions discussion on Dr. Parker's proposal for the federation of (TongregaUanallrm throughout the country. A resolatlon was passed acknowledgiag the services of Dr.

Parker in focussing attention npon the vitally important gnestions of the advisability and practicability of. drawing the churches Into closer federation," aad recommending the Executive Committee of the Congregational Union to summon a committee of delegates from county unions to consider what immediate steps should be taken towards realixhig this closer federation as speedily as possible." The result of the annual week of self denial on the part of members of the Salvation Army shows: that xio lesa than 0.000 has been realized. viCBTNEY. tL. tOCtt.

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