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  3. INDIAN UNREST. PRINCE'S MADRAS VISIT.

    LAHORE, Tuesday.—At Chokad a specially organised police force is rounding up an important rebel leader with 21 followers and 15 rifles. Near ...

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  4. CONFRONTING GERMANY. ANGLO-FRENCH PACT.

    CANNES, Tuesday.—The AngloFrench pact has been drafted, and coples sent to London. Correspondents state that Italy and Belgium were both ...

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  5. AUSTRALIA HOUSE. INSTITUTION JUSTIFIED.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—The recentlyappointed Australian High Commissioner (Sir Joseph Cook) has cabled to the Acting High Commissioner (Mr. M. ...

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  6. PACIFIC AFFAIRS. FORTIFICATIONS QUESTION.

    WASHINGTON, Tuesday.—The question of fortifications in the Pacific will be one of the main matters of controversy which the British delegation ...

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  7. IN THE DAIL. SENSATIONAL SCENES.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—When the Dail Eireann met to-day, a message was read from the Pope, rejoicing with the Irish people on an agreement having been ...

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  8. ASSTTOANCE OF LOYALTY.

    A police strike is threatening at Madras. Head constables representing all the stations of the city interviewed the Commissioner. The latter ...

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  9. EXTREMISTS URGE BOYCOTT.

    Extremist volunteers are parading the streets urging a boycott of the Prince's visit, and the holding of a hartal on January 13. ...

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  10. SUBMARINE CONTROL.

    Other points for discussion are submarine control as contained in Senator Root's resolutions, poison gas, arming of merchantmen, and other phases, ...

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  11. BUILDING AND SCRAPPING.

    The naval treaty contains a provision that the contracting Powers shall not use for war purposes any vessols building in their country for other ...

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  12. S. AFRICAN PARLIAMENT.

    CAPETOWN, Tuesday.—In consequence of the situation of the Rand the opening of the S. African Parliament has been postponed from January 20 ...

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  13. PEOPLING AUSTRALIA.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—The AgentGeneral for South Australia (Sir Edward Lucas) replying to the letter written by the Acting Australian High ...

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  14. EXTENSION OF TREATY

    M. Briand, when interviewed, said that Britain must conform to the policy fixed by thc British Dominions at the Imperial Conference. Therefore she ...

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  15. IMMEDIATE RECOGNITION.

    It is reported from Cannes that [?]ustralia, New Zealand, and the other British Dominious, including Ireland, have been invited by the Supreme Council ...

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  16. BRITISH TRADE.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—British Board of Trade returns for the month of December, 1921, show that the imports into Britain decreased £57,473,000; exports, ...

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  17. SHANTUNG PROBLEMS.

    Tokio press messages reaching Washington to-day indicate that Japan is willing to abandon her claim to appoint a traffic manager and accountant ...

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  18. UNDER NEW PRESIDENT.

    When the Dail Eireann re-assembled this afternoon all the republican men bers took their seats. Mr. de Valera asked Mr. Griffith for ...

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  19. R.S.L.

    The annual meeting of the members of the Kentish branch of the R.S.S.I.L.A. was held in the club room on Monday hight. Mr. R. Foote ...

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  20. A FAR-REACHING AGREEMENT.

    M. Briand continued:—"A far-reaching agreement has been envisaged similar to the Pacifie agreement, compelling the countries summoned to ...

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  21. IMPLACABLE FRANCE.

    The French do not like thc idea of the Germaus attending tho Supreme Council Conferonce, preferring to submit terms to them, but the British ...

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  22. EMPIRE EXHIBITION.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—The Duke of York cut the first sod of tho Empire exhibition at Wembley Park to-day. [The purpose of the exhibition which ...

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  23. CONTENTIOUS MOTION.

    After the Childers affair had been disposed of Mr. M'Neill, leaving the chair, proposed the motion "That Ireland was a sovereign nation." He ...

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  24. POISONED CHOCOLATES.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—The trial was continued to-day of Herbert Armstrong, solicitor of Hay, in Brccknoekshire, charged with the attempted ...

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  25. SEPARATE AGREEMENT.

    The delegations spent much of the day thrashing out the details of the naval treaty. As they appealed to their own delegations the ...

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  27. DAIL ADJOURNS.

    Finally the Dail Eireann adjourned till February 14, Mr. Mulcahy promising that the army would be kept intact and be the army of the Irish ...

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  30. "THINGS LOOK ROSY."

    Mr. Balfour's comment after today's meeting of the heads of the delegations was that things looked rosy, but he had no doubt there was a great ...

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  31. PLEASE!

    Give me the old famillar things, Though they he very plain; The quaint old tune Joanna sings, The small house in a lane. ...

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