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... THE BRITIEH AMBASSADOR TO TURKEY. Frem Our OJwa Correspondent. CONSTANTINOPLE, Wednesday. The British Embassy at Therapia is burn: ing. The fire seems to be due to an asccident. Therapia is a village on the western ehcre of the Bosphorous, and about eight ...
... the anxiety felt by his Majesty owing to the attitude of the British Government in regard to the question of reforms. All the foreign guardships except ;?e li!m.ish have now returned to Therapia.— euler. Mrs. Aird, the wife of a Folkestone poor law guardian ...
... MR. HERBERT LANDS _BLL'EJACK]’ITS. Seeing at length that the disorders continued unchecked tho British Chargé d’Affaires decided to land Marines from the Dryad to guard the Embassy and other buildings. The guardships of the other Powers at the same time ...
... possesion of some of thoee arrested. Constantinople advices state that in connection with the celebration of the Sultan’s Jubilee the following letter was .ddreued‘ to the Admirals and commanding officers of the British fleet by Husni Pasha, by order of ...
... Duke and Duchess of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha on board. arrived off Therapia on Saturday, says Reuter. Delegates from the Sultan, the German Minister, and Mr. Barciay, the British Minister in Constantinople, went on board to greet their Royal Highnesses. With reference ...
... English mail could not be dispaiched. Later the Dryad was ordered to Constantinople, and this moraing the guardships of the French and Italian Imbassics left their anchorage at Therapia and went down to the city. There is no doubt at all as to the character ...
... MUTILATED, FRESH MASSACRES REPORTED—THE BODY OF A TURKISH CFFICIAL SAID TO HAVE BEEN PARADED TO EXCITE THE MUSSULMAN MOB. CONSTANTINOPLE, 5 Oct.—At the interview which Sir Philip Currie had with Kiamil Pasha yesterday ihe Britisia Ambassador made strong ...
... Highclere fora few days’ shooting in December. All the diplomatists aceredited to Constantinople are now in summer quarters enjoying the delightful breezes of Therapia. The Ambassabors go vp to the city as ofien as may Le nccessary in the fast and comfcrtable ...
... at his removal from the unattached list. He is one of the brightest, bravest, aund jolliest men in the British service. 1n addition to the British Weelly,Dr. Robertson Nicoll edits the Erpositor, the 800 l man, and the Woman at Home. He lives near Mr ...