41100 SE OF LORDS. TUESDAY. CAPFMLATION OF CRONJF..—The Of L.4.14.300WNt read to ifi. Noose the tetseram from Lot: ROJEttitTS. which ,ppi-art lii another column, rerorting the surrender of Cronje with 3,000 prisoner, THIRD READING.—TL. Land Charges Bill read a tnird titOe and of

CARPENTER and WHEELWRIGHT WANTin for wootry shop.—Wmana, gym., Sberborne, 1335. SMITH Wig() (young 'nab) ; shoeing general ; work indoors; comfortable home.— J. LOCK, Aller, Lanuport. (347. MITH. W ANTED, an IMPROVER to SHOE 0 INC; and JOBBING ; one can on.— SHEPPARD, Fighelueau

W. _ _ ; Jairy• boure.—B. u, Crewkerue. 1429. M AN tor ;genera term work ; hotter,m u, 0., provuled.—Ensist Elorett, Wood Ifre; 4t Oueombe. Stoke-under-lism. [433. 'ANTIID, and be useful - on ; live in..d.

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Tint or LADY6IIICH.—Ou receipt of the news much rejoicing was manifest. Salutes were fired and flags hoisted throughout the village. In the evening the Broadwey Temperance Band, under Bandmaster Ming, headed by the Union Jack. paraded the streets of Broadwey and UnwoY playing pa

CocaNsu CAmr, March 2ud. General Boller uthciilly eutered Ladysmith shortly alter noon to•day. General Buller, standing on the steps of the Town hall, said " Let us not forget the civilians of Ladysmith, who have borne themselves like good and true soldiers throu4hout this very

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