... his Majesty to expresa the indignation and feep concern with which the House learned of the assassination*of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand and of his consort, and pray bis Majesty that would graciously pleased to express to the Emperor of Austria the ...

... personal touch that he did not like forego, and would not anticipate the formal vote condolence the death of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand, which would moved tomorrow, and which enable the House express its feeling, and give the Prime Minister opportunity ...

... The bodies of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand aud the Duchess of Hohenburg were embalmed during the night, and masks were taken. Numerous wreaths have already been laid the bier. With regard to the first attempt the lives of the Archduke aud his consort ...

... the funeral of Archduke Franc Ferdinand and his wife, and it is probable that either the Duke of Teck or Prince Arthur of Connaught will be ■elected for the purpose. the Austrian Emperor is British Field-Marshal and the deceased Archduke was a colonel ...

... bear- ing an address in Kensington :— Sir,With reference to the shocking and tragic event of the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Auwtria and his wife, I should feel much oblige if you would kindly permit me through Your colamns to convey ...

... together. FUNERAL OF MURDERED ARCHDUKE AND WIFE. Vienna, Monday It is stated that the remains of the Archduke Franz, Ferdinand and the Duchess of Hehenburg will interred at the Castle of Armstetten,'where daring the Archduke’s lifetime a mausoleum had been ...

... was an ergauised plot against the life of the ‘jate Archduke, says an Exchange Paris telegram to-day. Following upon the proclamation of martial law at Sarajevo, where the: of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife took place, disorder has occurred. | ...

... brief, and merely the person touch that do not Like forego. I not want to anticipate the formal vote condolence the the Archduke Ferdinand and hie consort which will be moved to-morrow, and will enable the House express its feeling* and give the Prime Minister ...

... General Potoriex thoaght the Duchess had merely fainted from •hock, and was strengthened in his belief by the fact that the Archduke and Duchess exchanged a words in low voice. It was not nntil the turned again from giving the chauffeur ructions that he ...

... settled all doubts regarding the heir to the Austrian throne by appointing the Archduke Charles Francis Joseph to represent him at his nephew’s funeral, and it was this Archduke who welcomed Francis Joseph back to Vienna yesterday. The Emperor, indeed, could ...

... tribute b» the a- one theae who. less than year ag- r» the p.ea-nre that waa toft *«alia Ferdinand and his Cuiwort. end was abU bear nrs'itnoay the which the Archduke evpiyw-ed towards m:» country visit. Sir k-.iwand *it tut respect the Ho'iie, . ..i ...