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Mr D. Barandie

jat 2pm, 6/a.11

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Mr J, H. Baring

Barometer 2511 Temperature

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29.76

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Mr H. Cheetham

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· FRANCO-BELGIAN FRONT.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

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PROGRESS.

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LONDON, May 21st

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RUSSIAN BLACK SEA FLEET. BRITISH CABINET CHANGES.

Priaoonan, May 22nd.

An oficial communiqué reports that the Black Sea Fleet has landed troops. who broke the enemy's resistance and destroyed the quays and stations cast of Eregli sportin Agia Minor, 199 miles crat of Constantinople.

RUSSIAN ADMIRAL'S DEATE.

PETROGRAD, May 22nd." Admiral von Essen, Commander of the Russian Baltic Flot, has died of paeumonia.

PRESS PROGNOSTICATIONS.

LONDON, May 2nd.

5.40 a.

Referring to the probable changes in the British Cabinet, the Morning Post declares that reasons of health will pre- vent Mr. A. J. Balfour from going to the Admiralty.

The Timca, however, says that Mr. Balfour will undoubtedly go to tho Admiralty if he is naked:

The Daily News states that Mr. Mo Renna will probably succeed Mr. Winston Churchill, hostility to whom has develop Led among the Liberals.

BRITISH NAVAL GALLANTRY, Mr. Bonar Laws now mentioned as

REWARDED.

Secretary of State for the Colonies.

According to the Daily Mail, Earl Darby has declared that the Earl of Selborne and Earl Curzon will probably

Lewis Harcourt will remain.

Curs progressed appreciably east and V. C. FOR THE COMMANDER OF be included in the Cabinet, and Mr.

Mr W. F. Nelghborar Mr T. F. Nicolas. Mz J. Ozmiston Mrs A. C. Ferco Mr A. J. Pitcher

Q. Mr E. H. Ponad

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is H H. Bardin Mr E, H, Hartman Mr O. B. Hart Miss Head

Bunyan

Mre Banderson-

Mrs A. G. Smith Me W. L. Smith Mr & Mr H Gaith

south of Quinquemque, mostly by locali Aghts for strong points behind the | enemy's positions, “In the encounters the infantry have shown great gallantry:"

NOTABLE FRENCH SUCCESS. POSITION TAKEN THAT HALIPERED PROGRESS

FOR SIX MONTHS. -

PARIS, May 22nd. 1,45 8.10.

The The creuing communiqué says: weather has improved. We attacked the southern slopes of Notre Dame de Lorette and captured the last German position on five southern spurs of the mountain. which is now entirely in our possession.

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C. W. Brown- Mr W. Badge Mrs Esale & child

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MzA. A. Clston Mr. L. Cooke Miss J. F. Cooke Masters G. M. & J. F..

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For over six months their machine-guns an the position captured to-day hnd hampered our action on the plateau and west of Boucher. We captured 250 prisoners, and some guns.

The enemy replied to our success with aviolent bombardment, but did not counter-attack.

WHOLESALE USE OF GAS. GERMANY'S ELABORATE

PREPARATIONS.

LONDON, May 22nd.

6:40 4.m.

It is reported that the Germans are laying pipes in Alsace connected with a generating station thirty miles in the rear with a view to the wholesale use of gas

when the French advance.

Similar preparations are being made on the Austro-Italian, Frontier.

THE STRUGGLE ROUND YPRES. GERMAN ATTACK REPULSED.

PARIS, May 1st,

2.40 pm An official communiqué staten that the Gormans at night attacked to the north of Ypres and gained a foothold in the French trenches. An immediate Dounter-attack drove the enemy back and enabled the French to occupy ground beyond the original line and also to take a number of prisoners.

The British progressed northward of La Bassee.

Elsewhere there have only been artil |lery actions.

LATER.

Supplementary reports emphasise the importance of the defeat of the night attack delivered by the Germans, between the 20th and at instant, north of Mr & Mrs E, WIpres. Five hundred German corpses were found on the ground, and one hundred and fifty prisoners. trench mortars were captured.

Pearson

Mirs Pearson

Mr A¿L. Penning

Mr & Mrs Richardson. |♬ ̈USSIAN FRONT.

Mr II. Radford

Mrs R A. Ramsay

Mr W. Richardson

Bigge

M

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K&H B. E.

Mr & Man Robertson Mrs Robson

Mr C. C. Barre Mr C. H. Bopar Mr R. Stowirt Men 8. Sylvester Mr H. Pansó

Mre Threlfell Mr S. Teiða

Mr&Mr J. 11

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Mr & Mrs R. G.

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{THROUGH/REGTER'S AGWYDY.]

Several

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LONDON, May 22nd. 840 p.z.

LONDON, May 21st. 5.55 p.m.

It was announced at a Labour meeting

The London Gazette announces the at Hull that Mr. Arthur Henderson, conterment of decorations on the officers M. Acting Chairman of the Labour and grew of submarine £16, which Party in the House of Commons, has lon the Local Govern- appointed President penetrated the Sex of Marinera

The Victoria Cross has been awarded to ment Board. Lieut.-Commander Edward C. Boyle; the Distinguished Service Cross upon Lieut.

and Acting-Lient, Edward Stanley Reginald D. Lawrence (of the Naval Resorter and Distinguished Servic Medal on all the members of the crew.

GENERAL

{THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

ITALY AND WAR.

ENTHUSIASTIC SCENES IN THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.

ROME, May 22nd. The Allies' Ambassadors and the repre: santatives of Rumania and Greece wers It accorded orations in the Chamber. was an exciting moment when Br. Salandra, the Premier, spoke of the Army and Nary and all the members turned towards the Military Gallery and cheer ed, the officers answering the greeting by waving enthusiastically.

The Schate is even more solidly with the Government than the Chamber is Everyone rose and applauded, except Princs Camporeale, brother-in-law of Count von Buelow. This solitary excep- tion was noticed, and called forth a shout of indignation, after which the Senators criad: "Brother-in-law of Buelow rise This the Prince did, the session onding a memorable demonstration of patriotism.

· ITALIAN SENATE GRANT GOVERN- MENT EXTRAORDINARY POWERS.

RONE, May 22nd. The Senate, by a majority of 282 votes to 2 passed the Bill granting the Govern- ment extraordinary powers in the pre- sent crisis, amidst scenes of the greatest enthusiasm.

ITALIAN CABINET MEETING.

LONDON. May 21st.

The Mesingero of Rome states that after the sitting of the Senate was over the Cabinet met, probably in order to draw up the formula for a declaration of war against Austria,

LOYAL PROCESSION ACCLAIME THE KING OF ITALY.

Rove. May 2nd. 6.30 8.m.. Prince Colonna and the Mayor, with the Municipal Councillors, started from the Capitol yesterday evening at the head PRESSING THE ENEMY BACK IN of a procession of 200,000 and went to

RESISTLESS RUSSIA.

POLAND AND GALICIA.

Math Comp

PETROGRAD, May 2nd.

the Quirinal, where their Majesties the King and Queen, with their family. appeared on the haleony, waving tri colours.

It is officially announced that the

Their Majesties returned thanks for Russian forces on the left bank of the Vistula ocntinue to press the enemy close-the patriotic demonstration, and after- ly and drive them back south of the wards received the members of the Manici Kadow-Kielce railway (Poland).

pal body, the King delivering a patriotic The battle on the Galicist front con-speech. tinued most desperate on the 19th inst.. when the Russians gained important successes on both fanks of the enemy on the left bank of the River San.

The attacks between Przemysl and the marshes of the River Dniester reached Mr Lɛo Jones.

their culmination in repeated efforts to Bag. Lient. & Mrs pierce the Russian front, the enemy losing

enormously.

J. Lambert Miss Lambert

Mr H. A. Cartwright. Mr A. Linton

Mr. & Mro Carmichest Mr & Mrs Moss and Mr F. W. Cary

child

H ( ĐCL Mr & Mr B T Mr Coreland

Col. Darling R.E.

Mr A.-S. Davies Mr & Mrs J B.

Goodban

Mr F. A, Hassland Mr & Mrs B. A. Has Mr A. Hardman Major Faishins L-Col, Gordon Hall,

RAM.C

Mr B. A.Hind

Mr. Hovbrender” and

child

Mr & Mr C. Hum

parej Mr & Mrs W. G.

Humphreya Mrs T.JAR. Johns

Mitchelmore LOC

Mr T, L. Perkins MrH. N. Pountney Mr Pringle Major Pyor, B.E. Mr&Mrs E. Palgha MA. Sinclair Mia Skinner Mr. Skott Mrs Squeer Mr & Mrs Gran

Sealth

Mr & Mrs. A. Findlay

Smith Mr J., Traba Mr& Mra Vended Pol Mr&MraN. L. Watson

Grand Howit

Mr & Mrs Allen Mr & Mrs AR Grow Mr A. Duarish Mr A. von: Dyke M. A.W.D.” Gübe Mr B. James Mr G. von Leur

Mr P. G. Moer Mr. R. Puli Mr C. Pattenan Mr C. W. Beynolds

Mr F. G. Hocze Mr S. E. Wright'

A desperate batile, also, has been in progress in the direction of Stry, where the

Russians recaptured

trenches.

soDle

HAVAL ACTIVITIES.

[THNOUQU REUTER'S. AURNOY.]

lost

SPY AND SCOUT.

MASQUERADING AS A HOSPITAL SHIP:

LONDON, May 22nd. 6.30 p.m.

A Prize Court has condemned as a law ful prize the German hospital-ship Ophelia, which was seized in the North See last October on the ground that she was being used for spying, and scouting. purposes.

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AUSTRIAN FLEET TAKES

COVER.

HOME, May 22nd.

ITALIAN WAR RELIEF FUND.

Ros, May 22nd. His Holiness the Pope has contributed 100,000 francs towards the formation of Relief Fund, one million francs of which is to be devoted to the Italian victim in the approaching war.

AUSTRIANS DESTROY

COMMUNICATIONS.

The Labour Forty "re gratified at this, and the speeches at the mocking affirmed that the now Minister would be a souros. of strength to the Government.

DEATH RATHER THAN THE LOSS OF BRITISH LIBERTY,

AUSTRIALIAN PREMIER'S.

DECLARATION.

LONDON, May 21st, 5.30 p.m.

A telegram from Melbourne-staing that Mr. Fisher, the Federal Prige Minister of Australia, wardly reiterates "Mr. Asquith's

words that the British Dominions would prefer death to the loss of the liberty which they enjoy under the Union Jack.

Mr. Fisher added: We are ready to serve wherever the nation calls.

TURKS CLEARED OUT OF PERSIAN ARABISTAN. RESULT OF RECENT OPERATIONS

LONDON, May 21st..

7.5 p.m. The Press Bureau announces that as a

result of recent operations all the Turks have been cleared out of Peraian Arabi stan.

RUSSIANS OCCUPY SARAI.

PETROGRAD, May 2nd.

A Russian communiqué states :--Our troops occupied Tarai van Bashkaleh The Turks fed towards Bitlis and authe wards.

RAILWAY DISASTER.

MANY, SOLDTERS KILLED:

LONDON, May 22nd. A special train conveying soldiers southwards collided with a local train at Gretna, near Carlisle. Many soldiare ware killed, and there were 300 injured. Both trains caught fire.

LATER.

Latest reporte state that 20 were killed.

BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND

RACING.

LONDON, May: Mist. 10.00 p.m. The Jockey Club announces that the Government do not object to extra ca meetings at Newmarket for the purpose of keeping the horses in training.

It is possible, also, that a moderate pro gramme may be carried out at Newbury Tater in the season.

•

CHINESE TELEGRAMS. THE SINO-JAPANESE TREATY.

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENY.]

PEKING, May 21st,

10.30 p.zz.

It is expected that the Treaty between China and Japan will be signed on Monday.

SWEEPSTAKES IN THE

TRENCHES.

In view of the controversy that has been raging as to the propriety or impropriety of racing in war time a letter written home by a soldier fighting in the trenches will be read with interest. The writer, will be noted: seems to have had a very profitable bet .on

Lincolnshire Handicap. He writes: "I see in the loat bundle of papers that were handed to us that some of the gaudy-goodies at home and others faner it is wrong for horse- racing to take place while so many of England's sons are being sacrificed. Per- haps I'm a bit selfish, but I hope there is no bar put to the Lincoln and the Grand National as I have what I consider a good double, Lord Annandale and Bache. lor's Flight. I've also backed Outra ut 13 to 1 and got a bit, on View Law at LONDON, May 22nd. twemia. When you are in the trenches,

6.40 a.tu.

especially if the Germans ars scarcely The Austrian, German and Turkish 300 yards away. there is no time Ministers accredited to the Quirinal and for talking, or the inclination to talk, about the get-gees, but when in reserve the Vatican, are quitting Ro

Switzerland will take over the Germanor having a rest, I can assure you it is interests and Spain the Austriau.

ROME, May, 22nd.. The Austrian military authorities on the frontier hare sent back the Italian mails, destroyed the rails, and broken the telegraphie railway communications.

DIPLOMATS LEAVE ROME.

ITALIAN AMBASSADOR MOBBED

IN BERLIN.

AMSTERDAM, May 22nd.

like a tonic to have a chat and an argu- nurse on the prospects of the horses wo fancy. It was only last night we had a kihti of a mock Parliament and debated To be or not to be lacing and the roll was overwhelming in favour of “to be."

If racing does not interfere with

The Italian Ambassador at Berlin wuste enlisting and the making of trained mobbed on leaving the Embassy on Thurs man who will be wanted, then say all of The Austrian warships that were crnisday evening, and had his hat knocked us, we don't want to stop the pleasure of

others because we can't enjoy it.

Wed ing along tho Albanian coast have retired

His assailant was arrested, and the shall await the result of the Lincoln anxi- Imperial Chancellor and Foreign Secreously as no doubt we shall have a sweep- tary immediately tendered an apology.

to Cattaro, a fortified seaport in the Austrian provines of Dalmatia.

stake."