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THE LAST OF THE BARONS."
VIRKERER AT THE HOTELS.
DEATH OF LORD CHIEF BARON
P PALLES
HONGKONG HOTEL,
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April 13
Mr C.. G. & twator
= 'Mr E. M. Jomple
ME Joseph
Miss M. Joseph
Bir M. Lantian.
Mr 0.
Mr K. J. van Lien Mr G. Ludin
Hr W. B. Lust
The death, took place in Dublin on | Hm J. Barr #brary 13 of the Right Hon. Chris E. R. Baillion
pher Palles, who was. for over forty
Mr V. Benjamin Mr W.G.. Josopla years. Lord Chief Baron of the Excher and Mrs C H.Kr & Mrs R. Kawley quer in Ireland,
Benson Christopher Palles. Privy Council- lor, in both England and Ireland, and Mr & Mr. Bimney Mr and
Rear-Adm. Barrett Lauritsen Lord, Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland from 1874 to Mr & Miss Borrett Mme. Leiria
Mr I de B, Lewis ~1916. was actually and really entitled Miss E Bradley te the distinction of the Last of the Mr G. A. Bute Barons" erroneously applied in some Er A. R Campbell previous instances. With his retite-Capt. R. J. Carter ment the ancient judicia Institution Mr L A. Cartor finally disappeared in accordance with Miss M. Cartor the provisions of the Supreme Court Mr A. Cohen of Judiciture Act of 1887. He was Mr A. C. Conrad the son of Andrew Christopher Palles. Mr F. Y. Cor of Barrie Mount-Palles, ip County | Mr N. Croucher Cavan, and was born on Christmas Mr. Dilixyan Day, 1831, His early education was received at Clongowes Wood College. an academy which occupies the-same position in eland which Stonyhurst does in England. On leaving school he entered Trinity College. Dublin. where he graduated in 1852. obtain ing a Senior Moderatorship and gold medal in mathematics. Called to the Irish Bar in 1555. He enjoyed an
Major W. H. Drum
mood
Dr C. W. Mackone Mr E. W. MacLeon Dr O. Marriott Mr and Mrs G. W
Martyr
Mr H. E. Maslia Mrand Mr LA E
Melanes
Mr W.B. Millard, Jr. 3. R. Edwards Mrs F. Moorey Mr. Edwarda Mr H. 5. Murphy Mrs T. Elwood Mr and MrŴ, F. Hr and kir H. M. Neson
Epstein
Mr E Parker Ness Capt. S. P. Ferguson The Miss Parker Mr and Mrs J. M. Neta
Forbes
Mr H. de Oelaitz. Mr V. Frazee Mr B. & Perry Mr J. S. Gardiner Mrs J.J. Phoenix Mrs W. E Gartner MrE. fl.Ray cnonnous practice. and had the reputar de Giortaen Mr. Rogan tion of being one of the soundest, ir L. Goldenberg Me C. not the most brilliant, lawyers of a Mr J. J. Gorman Mr R. Hodenfaser period when the Bench and Bar of Capt. T. P. HA
Mr and Mrs W.
Bannibal Mr and Mrs R.
Harvey Mrs.
M. Bays
Robins
Mr Jack kysn A.Mrs J. Asheaby
Mr D. J. Sullivan D.Mr & Mrs C P.
Templeton
Ireland were peculiary prolific of great men. such as Whiteside. Brewster. Ball Burt, and Sullivan, His official advancement was singularly rapid. for He received both the Solicitor Gen-Miss FB. Hays Mr B.. F. Ward
Mr C. A. Henderson Mrs &. R. Welch Hazd Mrs A.Miss Y. Welch
alship and the Attorneyship in the same year 1872, and was elevated to the Bench two years later.
Apart from his profession, his life was uneventful, and he never took
Hendrick
Mr and Mrs S.
Hodge
Mr F.J. Bouwert
Mrs E. Hunter
any prominent part in politics. He Mr & Mrs. J. Back was,of an eminently religious tempera- | Mr E. B. Jones: ment, and might be said to be the
Roman
most representative Irish Catholic layman of his time. He married in 1862. Ellen, the only daughter of the late Mr. Denis Doyle.
Dublin. She died in 1885.
OFFICERS ASSAULTED.
INCIDENT AT ALLAHABAD.
Mr & Mra. Tasks
Miss Wheelwright
E.Miss F. Widser
Mr and Mrs J. E.
..Williams
Mrs H. Wood Miss A. Wood
Xisa D. Wood
PEAK HOTEL
23rd April.
Capt. Archer Major Harding
Mr & Mrs D. Arthur Hr A. H. Bolling- Mr & Mrs Ashton
Mr R. E. O. Bird
Mr R.. O. Blaker
Mr R. Blacking
worth
Maj. & M. Hum.
phreys
Mr H. du F. Hutchi-
300
Blair
Mr BW. Leo Jones Major and Mrs F. J Mr H. C. Kampersen.
Barwon
Kr A. Laing Wies Bowen Mr and Mrs O. Breakapoar
Alahabad, Murch 23.-An extra-Mr and Mrs D. K ordinary affair is reported to have occurred here yesterday when two officers of the Fort. Captain Farlie and Lieutenant Knowles, of the R.A.O.D.. were attacked by four Indians armed with lathics. The two officers were cycling slowly along the For: road leading towards the Civil Station.. the time being about 5.15, p.m. Four Indians, evidently low caste men.
Mr A.. E. Boral Kr W. A. Batter
Beld
G. F. Caville Mr H. Cheetham
were approaching them, esch carrying Mr & Mrs Chute heavy brass headed lathi. As the Mr C. E. Colo officers cycled past. conversing and Mr Cormack hardly noticing the Indians, one of Mr and Mrs W.
Coverly the four men without the slightest | Mr Cozon warning. suddenly swept his lathi Mr D. O. a. Cully round hiring Captain Farlic across Mr O. W. Darch his mouth and bringing him and the MrL J. Davies bicycle to the ground. Lieut. Knowles Bag-Comdr
Dawson
W.
Mr T. B. Lamburs
T. Mr T. D. Lloyd
Mrs McAinab Mr J. Finlay Miller Capt. E. 8. Mills Capt. Monteith Mr and Mrs
Morgen
G.
Mr T. L. Murray Mr. & Mrs A. Piercy Capt.E.5. Princep O.Mr A. B. Raworth
Mr G. B. Reed]
Mr and Mrs. P. C.
Reilley Mr J. S. Robinson. " Mr and Mrs F. T
Hobeco. Major & Maßanders"
immediately rushed to help his com- L-Col., Mra à MiteMr F. Scarborough panion, but found himself attacked in Delacombe
Duncan MA. W. Eastman
Mr G. H. Eliotá M. G..Eveleigh Mr A. D. Galloway Lt. Col. . Groer Lt. Col. Griffith Mr E. L. Great
and Mrs B. EXAL
Mr. and Mrs J. C.
Mr H. Shrubsole Mr & Mrs L. Grazi
Braith
Mr A. Findlay Smith. Mr L. Smith Lt.Col. Stayner
turn by the other three men, There Mr & Mr John Schacker was a short sharp struggle. Lieut. Knowles endeavouring to seize one of the lathies in order to defend himself. It was at this moment that another officer from the Fort, a Major, appear ed on the scene and in response to Lieur. Knowles' calls. rushed from the tonga in which he was being driven and joined in the fray. The Mr B. C. Hale Indians immediately took to their D.Ball
Hon. Mr E
heels, leaving Captain Farlie lying Hallilar
Mr & Mim Stabrings Mr J. F. Swindells A.Mr and Mrs 8. J.
Syrets
Mrs Tobiassen Maj. Gen. F. Ventris
T.
R.BOT. G.
Waldegrave
-Mr-P-D-Wilson-
on the road with several bruises, while Xr B. B. o. Hal-Me A. Wilkinson -his-bicycle-vas smashed-beyond-re→→lowed-
pair. The other two officers were
hot injured, and, after attending to
their companion, immediately reported
The occurrence. The reasons for the attack are unknown, and the police are endeavouring to discover the assailants.
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INFLUENZA IN JAPAN.
OFFICIAL RETURNS.
According to the official returns, the number of suRerers from influenza since the middle of September last year up to February 9 of this year, roughout the country, has been 1,724,362, out of which 65,852 died;
The epidemic appeared first in Kumamoto Prefecture, and the last Prelecture to be attacked was Akita, during the middle of last December.
The following are some of the Pre- lectures, where the disease was
worst:
Osaka
Tokyo Hrogo Fukuoka Oita
Cases. Deaths. 358,843 10.183
351,444 9,866 110,403 3,080 93,551 5,117 85,344 343
The Police Authorities have again Booted notices everywhere, urging people to be, inoculated with the anti- serum injection, and they have pro- vided means for the free injection of
poor.
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SUNDAY, April 95.
Ewatow, Amoy and Permosa via Keelung -Per ANAKUSA - MARU, 8 mm.
Baigon and Java Port Moresby vis Batavia Per TJILA (JAP, §1a.m.
Straits Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, L. Marquis, South Africa, Indis via Dhanushkodi, Egypt and EUROPE vis MARSEILLES- Per YOKOHAMA MARU. Re- gistration & am. Letters: 9 a.m.
TUESDAY, April 97.
•Swatow and *Bangkok-Per 08
HUA, 9.a.m
North China and Japan vis Kobe-Par KITANO MARU, 10.03.
Shanghai.
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Shanghai, North China and Japan via
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KIANG, 11 a.m.
FRIDAY, April 30. Philippine Islands, Australia, and New Zealand via THUESDAY 18- LAND-Fer NIKKO MARU, Registration 8.45 8.21.
Letters
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9.30a.m.
·
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Philippine Islands-Per LOONGSANG,
9.
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A Changchun dispatch says tha! | Aoki Hirobumi, a private belonging to a certain Artillery Regiment stationed at Kaluimskeys, succeeded in extract. ing Y10,000 in Japanese cash - and Russian currency, valued ar Y5,000 from a sale of the Regiment under false pretences, and with the spoils, deserted. A few days ago, he was arrested by the gendarmerie, while he was in hiding somewhere 'nosp Viadi-' |
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MÖYEMENTS OF STEAMERS,
The RMB. La Monteagle arrived at Yokohama on April 9 left there April 9 and is due at Vancouver
April 23.
The N.I.E. 6. Sava Maru (American Line) left Manim for this port on the 21st April and is expected here on the 23rd April. The N.7.E. 6. Tokohama Mers (Euro)
The T.EX. as Sriyo Moru arrived at Yokohams on the 14th instant ant sailed on the 18th, being due Hongkong April 30.
The N.Y.K. LL" Totomi Maru (Bombas Line) kft Bombay for this par direct on the 13th April and } expected here on the 3rd May, The N.Y.K., Yetorofu Maru (Calcutta Lina) left Calette for this port vi Penang and Singapore on the 13t April and is expected here on the 3rd May,
The B.I.E se Toyo Mars Ba ↑ (Cal-
entia Line) left alotta for this po via Rangoon and Bingapore on the 1th April and is expected here on the 8th May.
Line) left Lox don for this port via- Boer on the 8th April Ander expected here on the lith Bisy.
LIFT OF PASSENGERS.
Fane) left Shanghai for this port on the 21st April and is expent ed here on the 24th April, The American & Manchurian Line L
Kasembe Jeft Bingapore for Manila on the 12th April and may be expected here on the 15th instant, The C.P.0.8. Co's B.M.&. Emprats of Aulay * arrived Yokobar on the 16th April, left there on the 17th April, and is dus at Vancouver on the E8th April. |* The N.T.K. Kitano Maru (European Line) left London for this port vis Buez on the sütü March and is expected here on the 36th April. The T.K.EXEL Korea Maru Merived at
Tokubama on the 18th instant and Fer & Rhess, April 53, for Bicultu sailed futh instant, being due sa and London:--Mr. G., M. Edkins, Ma Horgkong on the 6th instant and Mrs. W. A. Willis, Mr. E. Y
Cameron, Mr. W. B. Oswald, Mr. T. 1.. according to acherfol The N.T.K. Talo Mars (Calcutta Tennent, Master J. B. Williams. Master Idpo) left-Elastix fur this port vis: 1. cartin, Mr. Bligh. Mr. El cladder, Rangoon and singapore, on the sch Kr. 0. A. Tricker. Mer W. King, Mr. April and is expected here, on the Jackson, Mr. Thordor, Capt. MeGarily 12th April.zi
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The battleship Tosa," the keef of which was laid at the Mitsubishi. Dock- yard in Nagasak recently will be the largest of its kind in the world: It will be of 40,000 tons displacement, J... and is 700 feet long. It will carry ten 16-inch guns medleg
* DEPARTURES.
The GL.OS. Co.'s RM. Ersts of Hers, Mr. D. M. Nelsen, Mr. H..
Puas arrived at Yokohamt on the Abrahams, Mr. G. R. France, Hr. C gth April left the alat Aptis it das Deng, hir. W. T. Teow Mr. Bo, Mr. at Kobe on the find April and may HH. Mok, Hout: E.Ting. Lieut. KTH be excoted in Butigkong 1st May Chiang, Lient T. H.bhen, Mr. J. F. L ‚daylight,
and Mickimin,
The Tosa" is a sistership of the Nagato" which was, launched ät Yokomika. The "Tose?" will bo |× lungbed" in 1922 and put into come mission the following year. The new, battleship will embody all the latest" Innovations of naval warfare béought... about by the experiences of the great
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