London vid Bombay, 21st January.
In the Reichstag, Coaut Biilow, referring to the passage of the Dard-anciles by Russian torpedo-boats, said that it was impossible to expect from Germany in Eastern Affairs! anything but a peaceful, impartial,! quiet neutrality, containing nothing! hostile towards any Powers note closely concerned,—Reuter.
London vid Bombay, 23rd Junuury, Col. Lynch has been found guilty and sented death.—Reuter. th Junuary.
In his summing-up, the Eh Justice, Lord Alverstone, emphasised the fact that this case was not merely a technical breach of the law, but an instance of deliberately ug the King's enemies, There hal been too much tendency in the past to belittle the crime of treason.
Justice Wills pronounced the sen-force of death, Though ie is generally recognised that the death sentence will be cominated, the papers demand exemplary punishment,—Reuter.
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