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DON JACK

Fairplay has a very amusing article satirizing the working of the Compensation Act, in the casa of Jack with a wife in every port. The full tion Olaimsat in Every Port, beluga series of title of the akit in " Don Jack, or, & Compongs extracts from the letter bag of Messrs. Long, Sufferin &Co., employers of the late Mr. Jack Tarrybreaks, AB,, deceased

suggestion that we should control the southern portion of it. If we could not have full control of it. we should at least have partial control. (Applause.)

Colonel C. E. Yate, lately Chief Commissionar never forget that for three hundred years they in Beluchistan hoped the British people would had policed and surrayed the Persian Gulf, suppressing piracy and the slave trade and do ing other things useful to the whole civilized world. Hear hose.) He trasted that our re- presentatires u the Gulf wou'd be enabled to faol that the Gorerament would support them in preventing the creation of anti-British interests. (Hoar, hear.) The Sheikh of El Kutte should compelled to withdraw their claim to his territory. Wit regard to the suggested British control of the Bagdad Railway, it should apply not only the section from the city to ses, but also up to the point where canals for the ierigation of Lower Mesopotamia were to begin, and those canals themselves ought to be under our direction. As for the Auglo Russian Convention he entirely disapproved of that instrument

Poplar, 1st January, 1908. DEBE SIES-My late asband havin fort his life abord your ship "Turtledove" through stepping onto a atohcover which wasn't there he being as you mite say a trifal glorious at the LODOWN No. 3, NEW PRAYA, Kon-me but not safishent to justify your sarles-be restored to independence and the Turks be

nedy Town.

nese in leaving the

the atohway open i ahsi be glad if you will send me his companzashian by rettura post otherwise must take legal proceding I have eleven children all Jack's excepting ons wich was a bit of a mistoak and these things will hapen so no more at present from Yours sfectionately to command

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NHE Top Floor of No. 2, Wyndham Street

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MATILDA TABETBREEKS, Liverpool 2nd January, 1908. DEAR GENTLEMEN.I rite on be of my neighbor Mr. Busan Tarrybrecke, she not She have been informed that her late lameatid hasbind fell down a notchway on bord the 8.8. Turtledove" and shortly expired laeving her a widdo with seven children and a lodger. Please send her compensation money at once, gloo Jack Tarrybreek's close wish will fit the Todger, at least we think so,

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JANE JABBERY. Hamburg, January 3, 1908. (Translated) Honcured Gentlemen. The deeply-to-be- First Floor of Ne. 6, Queen's Road, deplored-and-with-difoulty-to-be-endured news Central, comprising Six Large Rooma has reached me that my adored spouse, lord of sud Outhouses suitable for hasidass Pre- my affections and father of several of my mises or Dwellings, now oooupie by

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MINKA TAESTEBEET KO Marseilles, January 4, 1908.

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My Dear Misters-My eborished, my cherished, my amiable Jean is departed. Your open hatchway has him to its bosom gathered, and I am desolated. My nine icfants have hunger and thirst. Send, I pray you, quickly the money of compensation which one owes me, or wo starve, we perish miserably-Accept dear misters, my sincere salatations,

MARIE TABSYNAKEKS.

Kingston, Jamaica, January 14, 19 8 DEAR MASSAS-My ole man Jack hab gone to glory down de hatch ob de "Turtledub." Dam de "Turtleḍnb." I ain't got aufia for to koop my piccaninnies wid, now dat my ole man Jack have hopped de twig. Wha's de oom piosashun for his lubbing wife and familiy You send it quick masson, or dis obile come and kick up dam awful babbers.

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—DINA-PARETISIEKA, Hongkong, January 24, 1908. Say, Johnnies, you wally long time sod somplensasion manny for John Tallybleeks" lil wifi-Me wantes muchee. John fallen down stemmer topslår, no get up again, you pay munny for lil wifle and kids, buy un ohow When John busted-pow-can-lil-wifi makse living! How can do f

YUM. FOR TALLYBLEEKS. Calutis, January 31st 1908. Highly Respectable Gats,Present writer is instructed by weedy reliat of fate lamentable John Tarrybrooks Eng. to make instantaneous application to yr bond, Felves for amount of cash due as compensation for doleful injuries, eventuating in sad demies, incurred through Floorove Black car; sits atraddle wino on unpiperitated hos for into bowels of str. shoulders of reliat before-mentioned, and pot bellied pledges of mutual affection bowl dismally for desirable nutriment. Present deponent, with feelings ploughed portentously at spectacle of their destructive sufferings, has magnan- imously advanced the sum of two cepees four us, and actively desires to recoup himself, "Generously remit cash per succe:ding mail..

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BRITISH PERILS IN THE PERSIAN GULF.

THE ANGLO-RUSSIAN CONVENTION. Our position and perils in the Persian Gulf were discussed at a mesting of the Central. Asian Society in the Library, 22 Albemarle street. Mr.Valentine Chirol ocopied the chair,

Mr. J. D. Kaos, M.P., was could not be dne he would be in favour of If that British control over the section south of Bagdad. But as the soncession had been granted to. Germans and we had refused to take part in it' he failed to see how we could racover our lost ground. Her havr.) We ought to bave s separate convention embodying Russia's recogai tion of our special intareata in the Persian Gulf As for the assignment of Northern Persia as Russia's sphere of influence, it must. be remembered that the present British Govarn. ment had simply accepted ascomplished faots for which it was not rasponsible. If, moreover, there was a lack of the Imperial spirit in the House of Commons, the Government would have a difficulty in acting according to that spirit, Another difloxlty arose from the existence of x officials turned into anti-officials, and ready grossly to misrepresent the intentions of the Indian Goveromont (Applause.)

Mr. I. F. B. Lynch, 31. P., entirely friversed the suggestion of MR that the Anglo- Russian Convention only recognised accom. plished facts. The interests of both Powers in Persia wera purely commercial; yet the Con- vention gave to Russia the most important trade route that from Bagdad to Tarrah, along which scarcely a bale of Russian goods passed. In addition the onvention handed to Russis the great potential trade route of the future. Sir A. Nicholson, our Ambassador st Constan tinople, had aid that bat for the Convention there would have been war between, Russia and this country. If that was true, why was not Parliament taken into the Government's con fidence? Such & Convention ought not to have. been signed by the representativan of Graat Britain excapt after dofont in a disastrone war. (est, hear) He attributed it not to the temper of Parliament or our people, but to the fact that our foreign affairs were conducted cording to the notions of amateurs, (Hear,

bear.)

The Chairman, who approved the Anglo- Russian Convention protested against "what Ke called Mr, Lynch's attack on great publie departments.

The discussion. then closed,

MINISTER'S PLEA FOR THE NAVY.

BIE E, GREY DECLARES IT MUST BE

INCREASED,

Sir Edward Grey, the Foreign Secretary, made a remarkable plea for the proservation of the Navy last month in addressing his consti taste at Alnwick, thus disclosing the fact that heis not in sympathy with the Government policy of egoury at my price.

cannot mention the Navy without again emphasising that foreign nations are showing * disposition to increase tlieir natives" he said. "This will make it. impossible to continue retro ions in og Nary, sasuming that foreign Batious carry out the plans which they have at present tanda publio.

country close to spend mousy ets "We have no right to complain if any foreign asry for its own purposes, but remember that we plea bave the same disire to protect our dostpercend to preserve our Empire,

But in addition to that we have a stronger. motive for proserving oor Navy than any foreign nation can have for building a nagy, and that is that on the strength of our Navy and on waistaining that strength unimpsind depends novaly our trade, not only ou Empire, but tha very independence and life of this country.

"At the present time wị have a Navy perfectly adequate to meet any probable combination that can be brought ag instag

DMIRST Chu European, Honses, furnished and the gathering included Lord Lamington, and there is no reason why we should rush

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Admiral W. I. Henderson, Colonel C. B. I so that great programmes of navel expendi Yate, Mr: H. F. B. Lynoli, M.P. Mr. J. D. ture which are being produced in some other proesedings began with an address by Mr. attention of this scantry should be directed to Reas, M.P, and Dr. Cotterell-Tapp. The countries, then I think it right that the Lovat Fraser, lately editor of the Times of Iulia, the programmes, boxuse if thez ara carried who has made e personal study of the Persian cat to their batirety it will undoubtedly besome Gulf, and who, with the aid of a lantern opera bat for the preservation of our independence omary for 1, not in the interests of "mpire, tor, exhibited many striking photograph a

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the Anglo-German incident at Abou farther increase in our own Navy," Mowasa, Mr Fraser pointed out that the`. „Gornjua" Press, discussing that uffdir, seemed inslined to question our position in the Gulf. To show the basis of our olaims he gave a history of our operations and suorifices thero for the list three hundred years. We could brook no rivalry in the Gulf, and above all, we sould not permit the acquisition of territorial interests by any other Power, (Hear, hear,) The maintenance of our predominance was an ossential part of the defence of Indis. The meze presence of another Power in the Gulf, whether its po ta were fortified or not, would gravely tamtite the minds of the Indiasu people, (Hear tear.) He feared that we were approach. ing a time when our parsimonnicy the Gulfare prepared issue THROUGH BILLS would be far more seriously challenged. than

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Lord Lavington (formerly Governor of Bombay) was not quite satisfied with the Anglo- ↑ Russian Convention, but be recognised that the Government, when, framing it, had to think of notions all over the world. By an exchange of notes Russia recognised that we had special interests in the Persian Gulf, and he wanted to know why that recognition was not embodied in the Convection. (Lear, hear.) All that we had done in

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