... MB. BRODRICK ON FOREIGN AFFAIRB. Sixty Cfob , t ,1, -S- 6 ' ttt a «--er giver. I i rickTuXSee r**^ '. Re.taursuf, Mr B.c that the foreign yor Kor eign Affaiu ci ! West Africa Vj°? r 2 l the Government fr. t :. - ■ j As to Chinri' there w S r dan hMIIMI KL «w last session R8 t oth! 6 c P***** 11 ; : interests n Ch V. ° hc ,S«-eral muting c■■ we stood in ChYna at ft DOt U,inl ...

... Thb Mayor op Debbt (Alderman Ann) has presented a fine specimen of the gri7Z'y bear to tho Derby Museum. Derby Tramways.— Traffic returns— Week ending Feb. 25. 1809, 235. 13m. LCd ; correspond- ing period IS9B. 219. 10s. 10L i increase. 15/. 17s. fid.— J. H. Richabdson. Secretar7. IKB Rev. Canon Stocks, Vie ir of St Saviour's, Leicester, has teen appointed Archdeacon of Leicester, succeeding ...

... THE MOTOR CAR SMASH. Another Death. MBJOT Richer, of the Army and Navy Auxiliary Stores, d'sd this morning in the Cottage Hospital at H&rrow as the result of the shocking injuries which he received on Saturday in the motor oar r -'cident, which occurred at Grove-hill, Harrow, ihe inquest on Sewell, the driver of the car, who •v is killed on the spot, is toba heldthis afternoon. ...

... The ucw Rojai yacht will probably bo named ...

... SUPPOSED ROYALIST PLOT I IN PARIS. ti d I' w Is ti p I C il t. d p) t I is I ii ii IMPORTANT LETTER SEIZED. i Renter's telegram from Paris on Tuesday ?? were made by the police at the headquarters of the RoYalist Committee here yesterday, and a number of portraits of the Daie of Orleans, a quantity of correspon- dence wvith provincial committees, and a tri- olour flag surmountedt with fleur-de ...

... Count Rechberg, the Austrian diplomatist whohas just died at the age of 93. was ne of' Bismarck's most bitter opponents at the old Ger- manic Diet in Frankfort. Once things came to such a pitch between the pair that Count Rech- berg passionately exclaimed, One of my friends shall wait upon yon in the morning. Why this unnecessary delay ? Bismarck calmly replied. In all probability you have a ...

... LONDON LETTER. LONDON, Tuesday Night. WELSH IN LAW COURTS. The divinity which edgeth round a Judge was exemplified in the terms of a question put by Mr Lloyd George to the Attorney-General this afternoon. It was a question aimed at the recent performances of Mr Justice Darling, but from first to last the name of that eminent personage was not so much as mentioned. The interroga- tion of the ...

... The new Royal yacht will probably be named Victoria and Albert, ...

... ACTION IN THE HIGH COURT. In the Chancery Division of the High Court on Tuesday, Mr Justice North re- of the action of Lloyd v. for the pnr^iC^xWfs Prou8ht, b7 th« plaintiff an alleffpd^^ obtaining relief in respect of kaee of the^emeat b7 defendant to take a Gkmorgans^^ Coedca* to, r>li»intiff Vernon Smitb, Q.C., pendence that the corres- Stoto^to^^ ^agreement f&by should hold that the ...

... STARTED WITH The first meeting of the creditors of G. Staeey, 1, Bradley-street, Boath, haulier, waa held at the Official Receiver's offices, Cardiff, on Tnesday. The gross liabilities are AM5, of 93 lid is expected to rank. The assets leave a defi- ciency of £220 13s 2d. Debtor has carried on business for the past 15 years as a haulier at Roath, having begun business with a capital of £ 6. ...

... On Monday, while the Venerable Archdeacon Sntton was riding a bicycle at Pevensey, his machine overturned, and his shoulder was dis. located. ...

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