London, February 27.
The reserve torpedo base at Ports-month has been transferred to Southampton.
The death is reported of Lord Over-foun, aged 65 years.
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London, February 15.
King Manuel's evident sincerity and anxiety for the welfare of his country and his subjects are creating an excellent impression throughout Portugal, and the situation is now vastly improved.
The Ottawa Government's refusal to allow British Columbia i the Natal Act with regard to the immigration of Asiatics verifies expectations and is highly approved here.
The Rt. Hon. Herbert J. Gladstone, Secretary of State for Home
punishment awarded to the suffragists Affairs, has declined to interfere in the who created a great disturbance in attempting to invade the House of Commons during its sitting the other day, when fifty arrests were made.
February 16.
A terrible disaster has occurred in one of the mines of Natal close to Glencoe. Sixty-seven miners are entombed and their rescue is believed to be impossible.
February 18.
The British punitive expedition under Brigadier General Willcox has driven the Zakka Khels from their strongest post on the hills, which was seized. In the engagement only one of the British force was killed. Correspondents hare now been allowed to join the General Willoox kh troops to take the hill by assault. This they did in splendid style, captoring the position and patting the tribesmen to flight.
Acconpixa to " French authority each person in the United Kingdom writes 78 letters in the year. America comes a good second with an average of 67 for every inhabitant. New Zealanders write 66 letters each every year, and the Germans 55. Again, Denmark shead of Austria, the number given for the former being 41, and for the latter 38. France, too, with 26 for each inhabitant, comes after both Belgium (29) and Holland (31). The people of Sweden write 26 letters, and those of Norway 20 during the year.
Tux following were the cases brought on Monday before Mr. Takishima, Police Magistrate, at the Japanese Consular Court
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