... of condolence to the Court mourning, for of mx aeeks, ha* been for the Archduke ranew Ferdinand. The Prcra comment* express regme, especial!v with regard the tragedy of the Archduke's wife. , All the newspapers are spite of the strict precautions that ...

... would move that a humble address presented his Majesty expressing-the sentimem of the House the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his consort. Before the House rose Mr. Lloyd George announced yet another change in the-arrangement of the Government ...

... enonnouft crowds Pooling station. The police, unable maintain order, were compelled to clear the streets. The bodies the Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife will leave Sarajevo to-morrow. The people will line the route along the railway station for a conskkraWo ...

... presented his Majesty expressing the sentiments of the House on In.- assassination his Imperial and Roys Highness the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his Consort. COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY Foreign Office Vote The Hou.«e went into Committee Supply the Civil Service ...

... the murdered archduke lency to »cc«pt th« since™ ccodolcncM of the Koval Government and to believe in d»p shire which Bulgaria takea in the great sorrow which has so cruelly smitten the Iniferial and Royal House and the Amtro-Hungarian Monarchy.” Con ...

... , -A Prague BanK. J'oth tu© Archduke’s will wa« deposite*!, h»» arrived here with the dv-rument. ii said »o«ne the tee® matters hitherto attended to by the late Archduke will immediately entrusted to the new heir Archduke- Charles. To-day being a public ...