Sir Alfred Charles William Barms-worth has been created a baron.
Mr. John Henniker Heaton, M.P, for Canterbury, has been knighted.
The followin telegrams are from spect opening for Ireland was fall of the "Straits Times" ope, but there was still.n delicate and, London, 0th November. gerous road to traverse hs'*iniea" skye tab the ati I victory, ° He onielled tiloraiag duty Jeague has resolved to renew i refusing alliance with any party onciliatic A ree on Was ud agitation for the remission of the re- does not make Home Rule the on final mining twopenny war duty. In view of the Elections, more than half The mrt of its programme, Commouweulth House of Repre-tes have alrendy pledged sentatives has passed by 39 votes to 6 to support the reduction. the first immigration bill.
Ist December. Charing Cross Station was filled plying to a deputation trail xt the, time of the accede 8 in the Transvaal stated tory fall of " bonin enable dians had hereditary rights cape. The casualties as British citizens, the Transvaalers had confined to the workmen repairing the milar rights. He absolutely declined roof. to permit Ivdian traders to import Indian Sth December. clerks or assistants, until the elected The November imports of Britain,' sembly of th inerensod by £2,476,088, exports by on the questi £3,494,861, compared with 1904, Owing to the increasing separate Germany has changed her attitude with" tation in Catalonia and the resulting reference to the Powers and 1 Porte, dors at Burcolona, the Cortes has agreed urging the former to accept the litter to the suspension of the Constitution in amendments. This is attributed to her, Catalonia.
(Germany's) desire to recover her previous" The Russian reservists at Dvinsk unani. favoured position mously resolved not to take the auth to the Czar if called out. The resolution was
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