WE REGRET TO ANNOUNCE THE DEATII ON Mr, Pugh, the Jockey, who rode Messmate yesterday in the last race, Pavilion Stakes. It seems that Messmate, who was boring badly jumped into the rails and dislodged Mr. Pugh, who came in contact with the rails and received severe fractures to

to enable them to earry on the work of this In. etitutiou. repairs to the Girls' School are now due and must be taken in baud next year. This will entail a coniderable outlay. The Governors therefore hope for a large access:on of help ill addition to the continuance of that whic

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Sig,—May I draw your attention to two cases of Hydrophobia recently reported from India P The first is that of the young daughter of Colo. nel Tidy, who was bitten in the face by a dog, reported mad, and was sent without delay for treatment by inoculation to the Pasteur Institut

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ments ;. i e., about a month from the 12th of November. The time is now widening into close upon two months, and still, with a strong relieving force in the Colony, we are no closer towards setting free the force at Ladysmith from its humiliating position. General Buller's force

to Lieutenant- Goneral Sir Power Palmer,rice Major Ross, selected for field service in South Africa. AND DOG TAKES PLACE at the Tollydutige Club to-day. Judging commences at 9A. SI. We under stand that H. E. The Vicer..y and Lady Curzon will be present, and that Lady Curzon will

IT IS HARDLY SURPRIS ING TO FIND A MlLltary critic on the Hoer Campaign remarking that, among other evil heritages of a military plan of camp aign, dominated by political considerations, must be included the adoption of Ladysmith as a defensive post. Even to the lay mind it is o