Sunday's papers contained most news as to Lord Salisbury's state of health. He was said to be suffering from Bright's disease and to he in a most itieal state, and his speedy retirement from political life was more than hinted at. Monday's news luckily was far more reassuring. "His Lordship has been suffering from a somewhat severe attack of influcnaa, but fortunately he is now convalescent and to-morrow he starts for the South of France in search of a little well-earned rest.
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