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Londan, 31st October.The first stop in an action for divorce was taken to-day by Captain Charlos Armstrong, Jate of Her Majesty's service and youngest son of Sir Ardra Armstrong, of a good old Sootab family, against his wife, the celebrated

day to serve the necessary papers on the Duke of Orleans, who is at Vienna. auprane knows on the stage as time. Molba. A solicitor's deck belt London to-

London, 11th November. Mrs W, H. Smith, upon whom a peerage of the United Kingdom has besa ccaferred, BUTROS the title of Viscountess Hambleden. peerage on her demise dovolves upon ket. son.

St. Fetersburg, 11th November, The Russian Government has resolved to cou struct forts on the Chinese and Petalan frontiers.

London, 11th November-After prolong- ed negotiations, Great Britain and the United States have Eually concluded an Bgreement fixing the terms of arbitration. in the Behring Seas dispute,

No 9000 NOVEMBER 30, 1891.7

meeting to-day of the Manchester Chamber evacuation of Egypt in a mers pratext for of Commerce, the president said trade was evading the promisss England has made

Cairo, 11th November.Lord Salisbury's Mr Whitehend moved the rodnation of Fleming (then Offers, Käbinistering the present building and the adviability of wertime, nor app insense in the already! HE FEE FOR MOORINGS AND BUOTE

still dopressed and that the latest returns were satisfactory. The president blamed speech at the Guidball has produced a pro. Government) to the Secretary of State, a having a prisen elsewhere. The report of loo numerous ets of Civil Servants. The

oficial alaries in the Borregor General's the fee for private buoys from $60 to 10 a

the MaKinley bill, the Bering Brothers, found impression in Egypt. The French TI. 200 ya 500 Ƒda 600 pln.

and Routh Ataerican troubles for the state party have resolved to offer a determined and to $2.000 and their upkeep was expensive. copy of mon de précked would be laid, that committee would be very difficult to

opposition to all British measures. Corp. Wikon 4435233-90 15223144559882417 58

of affairs complained of. on the table as son ait was acknowledged pus lato pritit, bocanso it was an informal department in 1837 were $40,402, her rear. Ho said the moorings east $1,000

Prit. Oculd4166454-31 7602754-34953244-24 B4

ITALY-AND-THE PAPAL GUARANTERA, ;- THE CANADIAN MAIL SERVIOR. by the Secretary of diste, but, I suppose, ore. They reported that the cost of al- this 3 yearly Including the water

Rome, 9th November. In 28-4445-95-402092-23 52

a speech owing to Mr Fleming's departure, this terations on the present site was estimated drainage the aggregated no less than Shipping already paid more than was of

to ear-mark

$30 buora Sorp. 44585–39 4612;442 6565245-29.83

London, 29th October.-In Canadian Bun, Murphy was not done

circles in England great disappointment delivered at Milan to day, the Premier, It contained okiefly at 8120,090 to $140,000, the alternative 100,806 The Hat of the offers and others pended on it, and a lax 810 was

Bullock 2359284-92 1. Canicron, 3543644-28 425220 €445502-50

expresood at the failure of the British Post the Marquis di Rudini, declared that I believe the zerommandations of the bon plan anggented by Mr Chator being ontimet in the department laid on the table the officient member opposite (Mr. Chater) in connectioned at 888,000, but the majority of the other day in expoplat startling docu- and to enable owners to retain, the title to aan. Gas) 6e-2864-13 35-5554 2125164-27 14 The Acting Harbour Master said-The Corp. Libson 655442 249442351 2042526-18 2

Offee authorities to make necessary arrange- Italy was devoted ti pesce, and that ments for fast mail service between the the alliances she had entered into with NO OROGAIS Of the present gun in committee were of opinion that it was open mot. Since Your Excellency suggested a thoir property.

sur stock-in-trade. We have here magm.

Dominion and Great Eritain: The Cane were purely of a defensiva chirac pralarones to a new goal to objection with regard to the provision further increase in officiel calories, or an

His Excellones caid there seamed, to made for the lodging of the gaol staff, fucrease in the already huge army of of waters of the Colony like the land constitutest Ex-444-453-23 9455306) 2510944-13 07

Au Hongkong made. 174 it is as yet dians claim their Government has done ter. The recent inaident in the Pantheon have been sours little monderstanding and the erection of a new black of build-al-an army sa regards numbers sufficient

everything possible to inducs English was, be said, too trifting to make Italy capitalice of the English Government to tamper with the law of Papal guarantees, with regard to what actually happened in ings was regarded as the only feasible to govern a small empire, instead of a dot feent natural herbour which a lot ant to

nambar of officials. faeveral of the ton. For this pepper-corn rest all people ahead." contection with this matter. There had course, it being considered that the value on the occan, I am credibly informed that all comers for the nominal aum of 23 cents

NINOSILANEOUS. We observe, Lowrer, that the service equal to the best Bikatlar service world were welcome to Rome. bern no pamamlesion appointed. The of the prevent site would go far towaida Becretary cl State having received the covering the expense of the new buildings.numerous departments find it dificult to and ships lay data to and possess equal

London, 10th November-Sir J. Fergun despatch of Me Fleming and considered A report on the subject was also made by pare the hours of the official day, from 10 rights. All paria of the harbour are not The result of the Singaporebooting is not furnish betwear Canada and England poetal and the Catholio pilgrims of the whole the whole question on both sides, wrote on the Surveyor General and was sent to them to 4 pm, and that, Sir, rightly or however equally valuable, the inshore berths known. the 21st November a despatch in reply, Secretary of State with a denpatch from wingly is the gouecal balice in the Colony of the business part of the town nee the hand score in Hongkong, Want of a puasi-between Now York and England, that, it is

the preferential employment of the men of the Army Rasarre as rural and provincia! which had been laid on the table, Me Fleming who was then administering You are no doubt aware the hours in mor-most valuable. The possession of a busy blo 205, has been mad at a practico in Sinnddod, in spite of all efforts made in this

postmon. This will ultimately give bra showing that he was surely in favour of a the Government. The gist of Mr Fiere-cantile and other affices are from 9 a.. to is a great convenience as well ha conomy gapore. The soure was ride up a fol-direction the Canadians and those directly con, the Postmaster-General, has ordered

plopment to 16,000 men. new prison se distinguished from the axing's despatch was contained in the fol-5 p.m. and frequently from 9 to 6 p.. On arrival, you have not to go earthing lows:- tension of the present ons on its own lowing remarks in his speech at the open without extra pay, no two meaths' holiday about for a berth; when one is picked up you ground. That decision was accepted by ing of the Conna in October 1890:- yoor, and no pension to look forward toore not required to move as is frequently Sir William Des Voeux, who by hit The question of Guol extension has not in Government service. Ware the Gar-the one if a fuul berth is taken up, hawse

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of cables and chain pipes is scarcely. ap. previous letters of the subject had shown ceased to occupy may attention since we erament to be frank and open, and to has never to be cleared, the wear and tear himself von Exious to avoid putting the last met, as I an fully convinced of the voluntarily give the ratepayers

Since writing above, we have been in- colony to the great expense of a new gaol necessity of providing in some way oration as this resolution acks for through prediable and many others-if there were boir representatives in Connell, in prefer- not manifold advantages shipowners would if it could be avoided. In his despatch is another, further prison accommodation. reply to the Nescatary of State Sie Wil have addressed the Secretary of State on once to yielding samein reply to questions, act be so keen on possessing ringe, great lina Dear Tour said his Lordship's in the subject, and althouh there are not venture to say there would be more mu though the initial cost is they are fully formed by the Secretary the the Singapore stractions had been communicated to the doubt arguments in favour of building, atual confidence and a better understanding alive to the ultimate economy in many score is 804-30 points rece than Hong-

being held that where ships pay equal Surveyor Gederal, who was preparing now Prison which it werkd not have bean between detailed plans sind geimates for the build right of me to have concealed from him, I see the governing power and the gov places moorings are not allowed to be laid, it kung Singapore tberater has won. ing of the new gaol. Is reply to that his have expressed an opinion, in order to Mr Chater I have listened with interest rates they posscusa equal to to the Excellene had recived a despatch frota avoid se largs an expeniture as would be to the remarks of the hoa, member oppo-waters of the port. Singapore ie a case the Secretary of State addressed to Sit involved in the erection of a now building, site, and I am rather of opinion that what is point. In oiker pincez, as at Gib- William Des Voeur, dated 27th May, re-that the existing Gaol should be added to is asked could be easily supplied by the raltar, vessels pay a heavy las for to the questing him to call upon the Surveyor on its present site by the Magistraer being hon. member who is now at the hose of the privilege of laring musrings, only one well the who pay from £30 to £10 or tin

At other pipers General to lose no time in furnishing plans removed to a pleas of ground which I be the department without manch inconveni- clubs of vessel being so permitted, soal halte and estimates for the new prison. Some lieve hos long been lying idle in the vicinity ence to himself. time before that Sie Willam Des Voeux

yaine of the berth. the Government lays down moorings and had conveyed the intructions to the

charges so munh per diem; in Valparaiso Surveyer General and had instructed him to select a ute. The Surveyor

the fee in a day, at Shanghai I have been

General, who had propiously expressed

informed the charge is the same $5. The

his entire concurrence in the selection of

berths at present occupied by buoya in

the Bonham Road site taade many years

Victoris comprise fully ane-third of the

go, anggested to him (Major General

waters and that third the best berths in the 1down on the condition that when not in use Barker) that a fow of the officers who

port. This buoys were originally laid

would have to deal with the prison should be associated with him to see if there was any other sito that would be more saitable. Ho (his Excellency) was an sites that could be suggested, nod he sp pointed what he might csil s departmental it, stijl continue. For the crowding of pri- were called spou to vote a sus of $500,00%

of the

Net Suryayor sobers in las burding would be substitued for a new guel. Even asile at the present Comittee, consisting General, the "Acting Superintendent of crowding of buildings on the site; out moment has not beer decided upon the Gaol, the Acting Superintendent of buildings at low elevation, which do not that I regret the money has not been spent Police and the Colonial Surgeon. Quite seriously impede the circulation of ait, I am rather pleased, and I trust, in spite of an erroneous impression had been formed would be pulled down, and the area thus all we have heard, in spite of the opinion of with regard to what bad been done. It had cleared, with a still larger space, would be the Secretary of State for the colonies, no bean described as a hole-and-corner profilled by a large thros-atcriod black, ebut auch sum of money will be speut for a new oeding, a kind of thing which he was veryting out all light and air and absorbing the gaol Wo have another case-case of anziens to avoid in everything. The original spaca used for exercising yards, work-shop money being spent without tho vote of the selection of the Bonham Band site was and other essentials-the prison thus made unathcial menibers. I good hardly say 1 mado in exactly the same way by Sir Wil consisting of a number of large blocks allude to Victoria College Large sums it liam March, who, on the 9th of May, 1882, separated by alley-ways from 20 to 25 fest money were asked to be voted long after wrote to the Secretary of State that be, in wide. Again a large number of the pri they had been spent could be as company with the Acting Colonial Secretary,coners would still be kept in associated and cibere, I think it would be the Acting Servoyer General and the Colo wards, and as it is considered that separa well for the Government to take the nial Bürgton, had visited the ato proposed tion would be especially effective in the case oficial mumbers into their confidence by Mr Fring (who was then in England) ins of Chinese, an arrangement which after and to supply them voluntarily with such

I second the resolution. prerioen better. The letter of Bir William considerable expenditure would still fail in information as has been asked for by the The Act. Oolonial Secretary-The Hou. Marsh to the Secretary of State went on to great measure to secure this object cannot Hur. member.

gonoral behet say that apart from the drawbacke con- be considered misfactory,

6.The disadvantage of duplicating the member alluded to nected with the slope of the ground, aite appested a & very good one and that in staff secus not be so serious sa gas bean

I think it is

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It has been known for a good while in inner circles that airelationship was exist jug batreon the Duke of Orleans and Mme. Melba

The Duke of Oclestis was packed off more than once by the Count of Paris on tho chance of earing him of his passion for Mae. Melba. This was of little use, for whorerer the singer went there the Dake was to be found.

A board of visitors of the Royal Military College at Sandhurst has reported to Mr. Stanhope, the Secretary of State for War, in favor of stopping polo-playing at that College, on the ground of the game being conducive to extravagaboo.

His lofatdation caused a scandal in court of the quarters occupied by the Certain unofficial members should be quite au fait as to what works are actually done and

and suciety circle of Vionna last winter. Superintendent and Police Inspectore:*

When the Dako of Orleans and Mme. His Excellency, continning, said:-That what progress hea really boen made with

Melba appeared in a box at the opers the

St. Petersburg, 13th Nov.-The wheat was written a few months after, and the works on hand. They have often been

beat people in Vienas left the house. The stocks in Russia are dangerously depleted, describes in few words the tenour of called to vote large sums of money which

Duke was ordared to leave Russia by the and it is probable that the country will have TAE LORNE ATHETIC OLUB'S bis despatch. The auswer of the Scaretary have cover been expanded es not exponded

Czar for this same recens-appearing in to import wheat next spring. The famine FAREWELL ENTERTAINMENT. of State has been laid on the table, but to for a whole year. We have also on record

The Loras Athletic Olu of the la: Ar public with Mme. Molba and making it is daily growing more soute,

London, October 26tb. The Sublime bring the whole question to a focus occasious when mosey has been actually

anofficial members.

Porte hat again urged Lord Salisbury, the will road two or three extracts here spent without roter baring been asked

3.-The objections, however, to enlarging for. From the

The first one by the vessels of the owners, they will be gyll and Satherland Highlanders, assisted evident by his actions that he was coinplete-

the available for any other vessel entering by the Band of the Regiment, gave a fare-y under the singer's cumirul,

Parnell's death bee in no way diminished British Premier, to consider the question the present gaol, to soms of which Mr know of two instances.

The two rellency was

harbour. Buugners soon felt aggrieved; sgo. speaking. Brown calls attention, seem on fall con- is the very one about which your Ex-

Boldiers and Sabra Intitates and the the Wood will confent next month is await jagt of bringing about the British evacua aideration to be insuperable.

which it is wished to remedy, viz;I believe, if my memory serves me right, the great advantages possessed by the bigwell entorta:mment in do City Hali on xious to hear if there wore any other evding and association, would under three years ago the unofficial metabers with regard to position, onmverience and/Saturday evening, for the benefit of the the eager interest with which the trial of/ of entering into negotiations with the ob safety made them scrambled for; shipowners Garrison Female Hospil .E. Majored by the English public The curiosity tion of Egypt The French Government a good attendance. The Band, conducted forinne involved, namely, about $1,000,000, should be entered into with the other pense in laying these moorings and half the patarily said we have gone to great ex- General Barker was prescht, and there was arises not alone from the magnitude of the has proposed that provisical arrangements of London, October 20th-The Nose Vrem time our rivale in trade reap the benefit. On by Bandmaster Hill, ope and the programme but because it is exposted that the progress Powers pending the ratifying of new coss- the other hand traders who did not possers with a vocy praiseworth performance of of the suit will throw a new light on Par-mercial treaties. buoys said we pay equal rates and possess the orcatura to William Tell' for which elt's mysterious life and the possibiling menopolized for a few firms. Neither arra-poika which followed we received with a breach of this eventh commandment, upon her guard against an English coup in te equal rights, why are the best berths is be they wers hourly applauded. The cornet supplying evidence in palliation of his ja (St. Petersburg) advises Rucis to be on London, October 26th.The winter Low.

·lú the fuplat In their other porkmances the band escociated with this offenen. Is is know gement was fair to all parties. At the same stil: more pronounced demonstration of which Patuell always confidently relidd to gard to Pamir, and to distrust har seom time for shipowners on the strength of approval, an encore being loudly demand-clear himself from the room guilt mostly ing apathy.

London, October 26th-Serious Hoods having spent large sums (on Rufferance) in d

Limoux, a town of laying down, nourings in the waters of the were equally successtil, the concluding in legal oiteles that Parnell regarded fra ings of cereale have begun thereto is rabbish; ng wall might a mau go Episodes in a soldier's life, being remark. If Men Parall chooses to vindicate the Colony to found thereou an exclusiva right it, in particolar, Lappy's fantasis, O'Shea's two younger children as his own striker districts of Rugais a

houses have been destroyed, and twenty and build a $3000 hours on Crown lands ably well rundered. The glee Winds character of Parnell in the sense Parnell have taken place

The city of Leeds has another singular pertons have been drowbad. and feel aggrieved if asked to pay a quit gostly whisper, by mesters of the baud, Biwape meant, she can do so through the France, in the Department of Aude. Many rent on the sters of the expense he has - was very acceptable itsa. The Lorne medium of the will suit ready been pat to. The expense was a vo- Athletic Club gave, as as to be expected, beseft and gain, and from the Hrst it was

smartness in athletic esreises, for which of a other and her thres little boys in the lautary one undertakes for his own sole use, nu excellent exhibition their skill and mystery in the finding of the dead bodies tentativa ar they gained very hearty Bud well-deserved rizernt that place. The mystery of the afair is that the woman lived in comfort and was The membes who took part in 18 clearly understood to be but

there was not rangement liable at any time to rerecation, applance.

between kaen to be any troublo his marrings McLachlan, Thomas, and Christineon and they are asuo the worse.

the

What to Major-General Backer) lind done modation is provided, additional wardets4. I do not was only.

ly repeating what had been done by must be employed, and the old prison in the question of whether the pressat gaol should be extended or whether another site should be obtained, I think the hop member who put the question was probably not aware of this. Pri bably he thought that this committee was going inquire into the question which had alrardy been inquired into, bed

Mr Whitehead-xactly,

wonder at the general

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currier.

LATEST TELEGRAMS THE PAMIL AFFAIE Allahabad, 7th November - Captain

Both he and

of the civility and politeness shown them agreeable daty which they were ahnaged with in their official capacity,

is 292,303 one time before Captain Younghusband a

departare.

that the Government employés do not The baoy-owaet, more fortunate phuy the various exercise wre Bergke. Brown, apparently cheerful, and her and Younghusband will probably take Josre to: betler could hardly be found in the colony.enggested. Whatever the eatre accom know how to time freia 10 to squatter, however, can'take up inal | Corpls. Dycg and Inglis Ptes, Fiddes and her husband. Whether there was fout England a month bence." Sir William Maình, ÿ Apart entirely from its new application could well be placed in seeing the Hon. member has beep and trilling rent is now asked, Sa'a munth. Evaus and Drummer L; Pies. McLash- play or not may be developed at the in- Litutocant Davison speak in high "terms driving it down the throats of the pablía which the buoy-owner can recap in a day.lan and Patieappeting as clowns, in queat. The husband is an American, and by the Russian offers, apart from the dia

THE OUT OF THE GERMAN COLONIES, I when be er plasses and to charge what reat themselves bighly asing. One of the

Berlin, 25th October. The Imporial

Colonel Yatoff, commander of the party charge of an assistant superintendent or on all occasions. People are apt to believe He is at perfect liberty to let his buoys which rate they suteeded in making his business is that of a

what they hear from the Hon, member. chief warder,

the exbibition of megiel drill by a class of Council assembled yesterday to deliberate อ I will only add in conclusion that I ever heard anyiking of it myself. The he can get. Since this hill has been under beat received items in the programme was

my department in to get discussion I have had many people come to

me and urge that the Government should begs under the discan of Burg Major on the unsatisfactory state of affaire in the especially scans to have been moet eivil The two British officers were ass treated rely on you to press this matter forward dillimalty in without delay. I have sufficiently cum through by six or seven o'clock,

Me Whitebead-I refer more particularly Ing down blogs and olurge a rest, grall the Williamsos, Teve the boys, Jarentunan solonies and so discmas subsidies Chenghent therr step in those part wanted in forroer despatches on the man-

to the clerks not to the heads of the buys in the best berths are now in the sand Mawatt, engaged in a comic boxing proposed in the Imporial badget. The

Ression of a few large fires and the smaller catch which concludulio a general melée. appropriations for the Coron, hareto-with ruah attention by the Chinese D

All the Razsiaus had left the Paris tier it which it has been shelved from time

reduced 119,000, For South-west Africa to jime, and I earnestly trust that the sugdepartments.

The Acting Colonial Secretary If the vessels fear that trade jealousy will induce ho ontertainment Mogother was very fure 270,00 marks, will probably to Kirghiz inhabitants.

the

ecotemplated appropriation gestions tow made wit be recognised as

marks. reasonable and will meet with is further Hen. mombor spent one day in my their ownere even when vacaut to refuse to accessini and was grely ovjoyed.

in the colony-I have the honour department, he would not find the clerks rent them out. 5 a month is the veriost opposizion

Should however any of the present work. tages. to be, Sit, pour most obedient humble serundenpieirather we have great troublo trifle wherewith to soure such great adras-

in getting through with the

of the busy-owners who should in justice think With regard to the motion

have the first refusal of the berths, think the (Bojore hon. meniber I weaid pak if the hoa. mem but would be satisfied with a half-yearly terme axorbitant they will of report. There are so many outside maltete their moorings in accordates with the e- connected with public works that it wouldditions on which permission was originally be very difficult to give a quarterly report.granted. In view of newer and under tho Mr Whitehead said he would be quite altered eircumstaness better arrangements being made as to moorings in the poil, ite The Acting Culeaint Secretary-1 am also to the largely increasing traffic, hay satisfied with a half yearly report

mast at clearly understand instructed by His Excelleney to say tant

when boys are not being used by ships, that between the houruf sunset and in-urance, that will be done.

rise bright white light must be exhibited. Mr Whitehead's motion was not second

vant,

KNUTEFORU

The resolution sa amended was conse. quently adopted.

THE BUILDING ORDINANCE.

GWBCTS

ed.

Course remove

SUPREME COURT.

IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION.

Sir James Bust, Chief Justice, and

* Special Jury.) Monday, Neembne 30.

It is noteworthy that no regular budget has yet been established for East Africa,

RUSSIA AND AFGHANDITAN St. Petersburg, 14th November-In sam. Afghan Mission to Russia is doubted. It rogairing the largest sum of all. This item petont quarters here, the coming of an appears under the zeuding of non-recurring is believed the story originated in naautho expenditures, and it is now believed that-a-rized statements by Afghan traders. separate budget is contemplated, because

the imperia: force has replaced the protec Fire at Bagamoyo.

A RUSSIAN PLOT,

Motcom, 16th Navember,-A plot has been discovered here to review the nacient repres sentative assembly. Eixty arrests havs been made, including noblen, literati and boargavis.

TEN BERLIN DANHING FRAUDS, Berlin, 13th November.Herr Man, the

CAW HONU TAKE AND ANOTHER. HO CHU, EUR.

The Germans are beginning to realize This was a stain or $7425, balunce of principal and incred due out an account that something is wrong with their colonial for money paid by ris plaintiffe, at the rearstom, and that Bismarck's famous de enthusiasts, had considerable hard eaza at quest of the defendat, for freight and in-claration, I am not one of your colonial Mr Roblason, intrected by Messrs the back of in Too much mottey is spent Denars and Moses appeared for the by the German Government, the people plaintiffs, and Mt Francis, Q... instructed say for intangible results; there is too by Mesra Kwans a Beece, was for the much biondahed and too little cotamercial

prokt. defcase.

THE ENTEROR WILLIAM'S BEARD. Berlin, 25th October. The interesting The following was the apocial jury Messta W. R. Loxley Cheung Lok Yu, D. R. Sasson, J. A. & Sunpavilla, E. Osvent of the week at the court was the thirty-announced of the Flon. Lewis Wingdad and

second birthday, Ist Thursday, of the Das Professor Hotalay, My

London, 15th November. It is ander- borne, Faug Tangas J. Andres.

Te from and private buildings wore

Berlin banker, has nonfessed to simberling £20,000 of bis clients' money, including the money collected for a memorial to the late Empress Augusta.

His Excellency and that question was not put before thens at all. It was regard ed se baving been finally decided by the Secretary of State, whose very peremiptery instractions were accepted by Sir William Des Vasu He (Major (eneral Barker) Sir William Des Voeux accepted that deni was of opinion that although the site men- sion as foal, and a fer as I was concerted tioned was an excellent one as regards there was no question of alternative health it was not so suitable as it was when whether the old gael should be extended or All that the committen it was selected nine years ago. Circum-a nuw-geol baili stances had altered since 1882, and the was asked to do was merely so state whe- residential part of the towo had ther the site selected 10 years ago was extended in the direction, an that now quite euitable or whether there wa

I have answered instead of being away from the buildings other more suitable. of the city it was actually amongst them. this question at very grout length because I Besides, it had become a very valuable eits think it might possibly clear the way and and it seemed a pity to throw it away upon save perhaps further discussion in out of- a gaol. He thought the Cannaway Bay site ter proosadinga to-day.

Me Whitehend think the Council' is nigre suitabla. He had heard it stated

A discussion took place on the fea for that Causeway Bay was very unhealthy. much obliged to your Excellency for the The proposal to and the military ont azpianzilon you have made. The remarks

duplicate boat licences, which was fixed at there seemed to point to a different I made at last meeting were made under a another week.

us half the original.

The Registrar General and Mr Flo Kai Not my son account of the misapprehension: I certainly icoked upon

to put the geol there but the committey as appointed to sagnire leto Council. I was asked by two of the archi-both said this fee was far too high.

of the Colons to request your Excal was make though both at if to take the rucation in this lights that the unoficial resembre lobky to allow the third reading, to stand the origin gred to asks it one-anth of Mr Rubigeon fup the petition. f was

benest of the colony generally he the whole regarded the matter

Bension, dollar.

HI-BELE OF COURT KALNORI, thoroughly investigated and set at rest. had not been consulted and had been ignor. over until next Monday, as they had uot

Mr Whitehand moved ther private light being aned as a patser of the Hop Lee

Fiona, 14th November Count Kal- He therefore, in appicting this committee,ed entirely, and I thought that was pot a had an opportunity of perusing the amend ments inserted in the Bill. The uneficial

erg and cargo-boats be crempied from Mr Francis said lo had to make an oh course for the Government to ko. stked

them to direct their attention proper

members also had cut had an opportunity taxation and regolation, on the ground that jenin of the nates of a demurrer to

of the sacrifice of his beard the whole poky, Minister for Foreign Affaite, in reply SEXDISE OFFICES.

ud s Hungarian delegation, said he had co- Caneyay Bay and ascertain whether its

of perusing them.

they did not ply for hire. They ought to the whole proceedings. The chain was was said to be. state was a insanitary as

The Acting Colonial Secretary, in answer The Acting Attorney General said the be put on the asmas footing as private for a partnership diet, and he submitted county stailed, base, a fermone, pas ceived positive assure 100s from all quartare The committee made a report objecting to a question pat hy Mr. Whitehead some amendments were printed un slips at

tim: in no siroustnces, apart altogether atice of that birtete adernment, it was Causeway Bay chicfy on sanitary rounda

The Acting Harbour Master aid it was from the question wither the defendant ident that no ordinary wife would pat up that no aggression was randitated by 407 He then called for further reports, one wears ago, said that a list of excise oficer tached to the bills in the possession of Hon However, the

true privato chairs in the Colony, uslike was a partneru thefirm, could he be sued with it te anty-four hours if she could help the Towers. Ho agreed with the opinion from Mr McCallam, Sanitary Superinten was posted at the Magistracy and could be

Beunt be sued jointly with be had made the Empress a and another from the resident consulted by anybody. He also had a fist members at lust meeting.

to

to

The Acting Attorney General-I under stand there is some desire that the third reading of this bill should stund over for Mr Whitehead-Batoro conting into

chaim.

MIGUELLANRIVER.

OBITUARY. London, 18th November. The deaths aro

decorated. Birthdays are grant ocasions in stood that the Irish Local Government a very pretty sidelight on the military Germany and the Fotida festivities throw measure will be the thief work of next monarch. who is one of the best of fathers and amat sympathetic man. At de SSIA.

th.

enginser, to' dosrtain what ground. there before him, which the Hoo. members might/ Government would agree to the post most places, were not taxed, but that was separately urindandortly in respect of it. Consequently when it became known expressed by Marquis di Budini and Lord

deat

OXAMÍDS,

was for giving this had name to Causeway or Bay, and if there was any ground for

PDRSPORTS.

tha objeation whether it could not Mr Whitehead rose to move the following gommittee had made resolution:That the Government lay upon

preliminary deporta,

Taland

pentment.

THE APPROPRIATION BILL FOR 1892- MORE OFTEFOTION,

bosta, which really entered into cunpati- the person who was alleged to be jointly beard it became apparent present of bia palubury that there was no present groundi

• • • *

WYBS

that her majesty

B.

GREAT STRIKE IN FRANCE,

no reason why, private lighters and eargy that deit.

to fear that peace would be disturbed, If that person could not be held soms opinion about it. Everybody though the unceasing armaments of the tion with those which did ply for actual indebted. The Council went into Committee on the hire should not be taxed. They were not found there was a proper method of pro- slse did. Anong the presents the Em- Powers increased the facilities and the po

peror gave his wife was a life-sized portrait sibility of war. Count Rainoky added flat pleasura bosts but competed in trade.

cedure open to the plaintiffs. Me Whitehead's amendment, finding no Mr Robinson said the objection should of himself in the uniform of the imperial movements of Rosin troops on the Ange

n eagle helmet; also six trian frontier were still being continued. The Bill passed through committes -be removed. Tht be was not satisfied the table at thy first moeting of Councilor as "ppropriation Bil for 1692.

AFFAIRS IN BRAZI admirable water colours painted by General have been tazen shen the answer was bodyguards, with an e

Rio de Janeiro, 13th Nov.-A report has with the result; he thought still a better soon thereafter as possible, in each quarter; according to the ordinary method of pro- support, was lost.

It wu agreed to make the provisius signed. It was no waived.

reached here that the insurgents in the sit then tha. Baubam Road une could be retum shewing particulars of progress of edura and the third reading we proposed.

His Lordship aged with bir Robinson Wittich, sumemorating the trip to Mr Whitehead, not knowing the practico, about additional £ttings coho sto opera

Mr Kabinaud and there were only two Windsor, Holland, Greece and Turkey.

provines of Rio Grande de Bul have routed selected, taking all thing into considerations Pablic Works during the previous

"LORD SALIANUAY ON BRITISH POLICY IN

the Garerument troops and are now adrant- With regard to the other part of the que quarter, in the form made use of by the was astonished to find the Bill had passed. tion on the 1st July, 1992, that is 7 cionths

ΚΟΥΡΤ. tion, as might mention that he had sino Goverpment in the sessional paper relating Ele thought the Bill would be gone through bence. Mr Keswick said this was ampla issues to put befom the jury; OU WER hether the sun dimed by the pisintiffs.

London, 10th November. Lord Salising northwards boca considering whether the Gaol (assem to the New Central Market, Cisil Hospital again section by section at in Finance ima to make all necessary arrangeziona tɔ.

was due by the Hop Loom, and tho Ho wished to opposs such comply with the requirements..

bury, in a speach at the Lord Mayor's ban. ing always that the Seromary of State's Staff Quartare, & laid on the Council Committees

Mr Whitelead spoke at ene length other was whether the defendert was

The first issue quet at the Guildhall leat night, enld England Paris, 15th November. A grest, atsike. inaspotions were to be carried out) table on 26th October at He` mid —

contribution &, and to speak upon them, about the inadvisability of the Harbour partner in that p

was practically defended. The de under out great sacrifices to fescne Egypt has taken place amongst the winers in the oculis built where it was It is only reasonable the public should items as the audit, the Gaol, the military

Me Chater aid the unofficials, to be Master presiding osora Blarian Court in

that the defendant hover from the condition into which abe had fallan, North of France. Over forty thousand men BODY FOATH A Ag namely on Etasscutter's be informed, in fact the ratepayers have a

It seemed him wont eight to know how their money is being consistent, vished to oppose what they say case where any of the personnel of his fence

partner in the firm of Hop and could not allow the results which were have gone out.

LUSSIA IN CENTRAL ASIA. Leo nud naver ind anything to do now being achieved to be destroyed, oz

Petersburg, 10th November.—A Has- appropriate place. When be asked why expended. The desired return would als bad opposed in Finance Committed, department were called to give evitones, and was

The Acting Colonial Becretary said the instanced the Pasty care,

The Attorney General-fuinted out that the with it. The deedant an a matter of alles Egypt te relapse into a state of star- nobody had thought of that sits he was tond in every way to act as a check possi-

mpraepfa told that same prisoners at been drowned bly an aficiont chook, on the cost of public subjects had been discussed in Finance in going across, the best being upsat and worke, and ou the great spanding depart Committee, and the unofficial members were Marina Court dealt almost entirely with feet was known in free different capacities chy and confusion, dangerous to a bersian diplomat, who has been interviewed. they doing it chains at the time and usable ment of the Government. If some system to avin That however, did not seem to had hoon adapted and closely adhered to 10 Prepare a rider to the report in which ones that sould have no compration with the He was shroff the plaintifs firm, ueighboure, He denied that England's ab here on the subject of Russia

no doubt they would set forth their views personnel of the Harbour office, such as, paruer is the EopLee and representative ject was to never Egypt from Turkey, sud in Central Asia, said he believed no negotia- him to be a sufficiens rosson for objecting in recent years, the rookless waste and I was most important that the Bill should accidents to ship, disposes between mas of Forincaa Sra. The Hup Lee was feclared that the desired to maintain exist. tione had yet taken place between Kunis

Marine. Surrey, to the site. Ching through purwanton extravagance which attended the be passed sore to reach England by the tore offers or mer and such like. In established in the sumas unto as that ing 126stes at firmans. She also desired and Great Britain for the settlement of the diflenity was improbabis, Hedeniszed that the occupied by the plaintiffs' firia, and was to see Egypt strong enough to repel external Pazir question, bat, in any case, cons regard to the Court of respondence on the abbe extending aver constriction of the Victoria College, the

After a long baggling discussion, during Government was agreeable to an ameninosisted by the pliutiffs to sume extent attack and to quell internal troubles, and dif

Possible, 20

as the obstacles were insuperable. very many jest, bo found Stonecutter's Civil Hospital Staff quarters, and certain nd of the year.

to reach Laland was particularly favoured by different other worke might have been materially the coness of which is Excelleney Bistment giving the Governor power to appoint, There was one other partner along with the earnestly hoped to reach that end within a milltary sampalgo eguinet Indis was im

quicker, Until I the desired end

LORD LANSDOWNL- Secretaries of State and, be thought, by letassed. Not for one mousat de Tous proposed that Mr Whitehead should bare if thought nacessary, one of the other stipen defendant, at the partner had disappear reasonable time; and if helped by others, which most ditival, governon I was taken out of gest that the policy of the past is likely his way out on the motion for the third diary magistrates President of the Court.

Allahabad, 18th November,-The state One of two sections were again reserved

by British, met provost the category of available sites in 1882, to be continued by the honorable member reading, and went the length of agreeing to

ping back into a condition in which the downs will say farewell to Coloutta thie when the defences of the colony were Mr Cooper for I have already slated in the Bill belog resemmitted, the Govern- for further consideration and the Bill was

would be exposed to barbarian attacks from cold weather, his health failing us the rem Bees wondered. It was coatered the Couded that the Colony will be forli-

The Council adjourned to Friday: zá

without and

and intrigues from within. Inter pit of its four years in India, & quite being postponed till Friday, when a special

days ago 3.30 p.m. that the whole of the Fouth Island would pats If this anergetic and capable oflcer is ment finally agreed to the third reading left in Dammittee.

sational arrangements, Lord Salisbury said, tocarate. His Excellency has not yet Fred on culture Therefore the confirmed in the post of Barityor General meeting will be bild.

would be useless fur this purpose sa Egypt sompleted the third year of his offer ind CORRESPONDENCE.

already over-mach fettered and hinder- has every intention of staying his full five critica to remember that Englishmen were

Ho entreated foreign years. respect.

As to the state of his headik his activity MCNABL

this city recently frnished with gredentida from the United States for the purpose of deeply interested in the solution of the und endurense on the hill siden of Kanswor To the Editor of the CHINA MAIL":

foreign fusuglers Egyptian question and were proud of the best alikaris among making inquiries! Rongkong, th Nov., Six,--What olie-minded gentleman in regard to the pesibility of eriving at splendid success of their administrators and tonished are the b 17 will be 6 serious ponsideration hole he were best contact the ata of our ser of the quarantine regulation, elify McNab is!` His hospitality springs from some internatiousgreement in the interest/oldiers. In conclusion, the Preipier said The vaule is to be increased by number of on the ground that quarantine cannot the most liberal motives. He is a credit to of binalists sated that President that, whatever party was in power, Eng reporter, or whether their salaries must be be effectual to Hongkong and that it St. Andrew's Society; and while it counts Harrison and Semiary Fuster are greatly laud would never withdraw from a vigorous of Wales is suffering from wild weak t of the raised-te who I know the Honorah's unjust to submit European easels soch men among its members it will con-inforestal in the negotiations. Seligman prosecution of the beneficent enterprise of cuterie fever, but is progressing favor

Who would not be proud to be a com highest hope th matters so far as Gerected.

toward Fart 10th November, The French Agradon, 18th Narender. — In conséquence Commission member is dot partial, in recognition of the to abstractive, regulations from which ines to be prosperous and respected upon leaving Bad seemed have the with which her prite and honour were donably.

Prass, criticising the speech of the Marqua of the state of her health Mrs. Besni's me- extra hages and overtime which this work badre craft were exampt, proper systems ir followed the clerical and ment intended to keep the regulations in andis and his delicate way of disclosing an international enference on the

London, 26: tobor-At a quarterly the demand for further delay in the British India. TRUE SOOT other work in the preparation of the return form until the somazimion just appointed them will excite the admiration of every of the would not domeslate either extra hours or reported.

of Bent wrote to the Garner From the Telur asked for the tapay THE MERCHANT SHIPPING BILL. thin that it could no longer be would see every three months whi anol site. From that progress was being made, what had been

Tus Council resumed committee on this

that I had not born couidered disbursed, and how much money was still Bill Now that the defans had book wirang wasted in respect of the various works An amendment was made perm King of Bask=pertaran plullailable der way. Tu, regard to certain questions the tranetipping of creva and pesasugera ought a hare Your Excellenty op 96th of last monthun bosed infested vesaris with the consent

other and therefore he said If these questions are likely to be of the Health Officer.

teeth

reagirement of whether or

Mr Whitehead moved the abolition

ST. ANDREW'S BALL-POOR

ed and the defendant was now being sued for a debt due by the firm.

Evidenco was tho heard, The core was armed till to murros,

DATE TELEGRAMS. INTERNATIONAL BIMETALLIUM,

Bertin, 20th Vobber.Jesse Seligman, well-known New York bankor, has beets

Was schiere formin Bgypt from alip-j ment of the English papers that Lord Lan

ed in this

ILLNESS OF PRINCE GEORGE OF WALES. Tandon, 1814 Novibr.Prizna were

M3S, BESENTA

Kentalk or Now. Sir, I submit that it to The Attorney General asid the Govern patriot of McNab 1 His genozuda" "racti... Kany is concern are progresif Salisbury at the Guildhall, contend that † dion! advisers have forbidden her visit to

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