... LADY LUGARD'S ILLNESS. His Excellency Sir F. Lugard, speaking at the prize distribution at St. Stephen's College on Friday, regretted the absence of Lady Lugard, saying she was lying very seriously ill and had been in a somewhat dangerous condition for ...

... EARL KIMBERLY AT THE GUILDHALL Lennon, 10th November, Speaking at the Gandhi/I, Lord Kimberley stated the foreign of this country continue friendly, that the Uganda question will reosive the attention which its importanos demands and that negotiations ...

... BIIROODIAB- IN ZNGLAND. LONDON, May 24. The German Burgomasters have been received by the King in Buckingham Palace. His Majesty speaking in German expressed his pleasure in welcoming them. The Burgomaster of Munich in reply thanked the King and hoped an exchange ...

... TELEGRAMS. 1 . 1!PPLIIID TO THR 'CHINA MAIL'] ( Via Line.) THE FISHERIES BILL. LONDON, October 22. Speaking at a banquet at Ottawa, Sir John Wiedonald said that he believed that when the approaching election was over the Americans would desire to revise ...

... May 11. The King has received the Chinese Mission. MISSIONARY WORK AND JAPAN. LONDON, May 11. The Archbishop of Cnterbury, speaking at a meeting of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, said that Japan imp one of the great fields for future missionaky ...

... CRIME QUESTION. Mr Balfour, speaking in the House of Commons, said that Great Britain, France, and Russia had agreed to guarantee the Greek indemnity loan. OBITUARY. Mr Hugh Mathcaon, of MOWS hlathason Company, find fatiltDON, February 9. THE TRANSVAAL ...

... FORZCASTED. ( Renter's Service to the China Mail.) LONDON, Sept. 27. The Rt. Hon. Reginald McKenna, First Lord of the Admiralty, speaking at Pontypool, reiterated his anticipation of a reduction of the Naval Estimates for 1912, but added that the scale of expenditure ...

... GERMANY AD HOLLAND. The Kaiser's Confidence. LONDON, December 16. The Kaiser, speaking at Amsterdam, replying to Queen Wilhelmina's toast, said he would stake his life on the maintainance of peace between Germany and Holland. He referred to the Netherlands ...

... WIIItLLID generally reported to be capable of navigation. It is however impossible to speak with any c rt.iiity on this point owing to the of accurate Informative, hut the sources of intelligence open to the Chamber encourage the belief that the navigation ...

... THE END OF HOME RULE. •••==l. (Realtor's to Os Mho M 64.) Lorrnox, Nov._ 9. Mr Boner Law, speaking at Liver pool, said that when Unionists were returned to power they would reduce the Nationalist representation in the Imperial Parliament to 45. That would ...

... THE LIBERAL'S PROGRAMME. LONDON, June 1. Sir J. A. Simon, the Solicitor General, speaking at Oxford said tho Liberal reply to Newmarket and Altrincham must be a prompt and bold advance all along the line. The time had arrived to tackle the task of raising ...

... TEE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S PREDICTIONS. Sir Rufus Isaacs, the Attorney General, speaking at Reading, said the performances at Ulster would not turn the Go%ernment a hair's hiradth from their ititeritims of run Rule. He predicted that the. Bill would be read ...