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  2. IRISH PROCESSION

    A disgraceful and sinister incident marked the passage of the Irish procession through the city streets on Saturday afternoon, "Sympathy with Ireland" ...

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  3. JAPANESE POLITICS

    Mr. Hirooka, the secretary of the Seiyukai Party, has published an open letter charging Baron Kate, the Minister of Marine, with having sold his ...

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  4. IRELAND

    The Si[?]n Feiners made raids to-day in Dublin upon the post offices and other places for the purpose of securing money. ...

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  5. RUSSIA.

    The Bolshieks sent swarms of Chinese and others from the Carelian headland to the attack on Kronstandt on Thursday. The situation became ...

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  6. THE PEACE TREATY

    The Washington correspondent of the United Press Association says it is authoritatively stated that more than Article 10 of the Cove[?]nt of the ...

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  7. INDIA

    Conisdering the non-co-operation propaganda in India as seditious and unserupulous, the Government, subject to certain necessary limitations, has issued ...

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  8. BRITISH TRADE

    A [?]eature of business on the Stock Exchange has been the firmness for gift-edged securities, which commenced with the announcements made by Mr. ...

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  9. NAVAL

    The Tokio correspont of the "Daily Express" calls attention to Japan spending one-third of her national income on her navy, as ...

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  10. BURMAH OIL STRIKE.

    The oil strike in Burmah is over. The men have returned to work, subject, to a promise by the management to further revise their wages. ...

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  11. IMPERIAL POLITICS.

    Mr. Bonar Law, who has retired from the position of Lord Privy Seal in Mr. Llyod Geroge's Government, will retain his seat in Parliament, and ...

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  12. BOLSHEVIKS IN TURKESTAN.

    The internal state of Turkestan. owing to the Bolsheviks, is causing grave apprehension. Martial law has been declared, and wholesale arrests ...

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  13. LENIN'S ADMISSION.

    A message received in Paris from Reval states that M. Lenin, the Russian Bolshevik Premier, in speaking at the Communist Congress at Moscow. ...

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  14. CARDINAL BOURNE'S PASTORAL

    In all the Roman Catholic churches in Great Britain last month a pastoral letter was read from Cardinal Bourne, the Roman Catholic Archbishop of ...

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  15. VITAL STATISTICS.

    The year 1920 was a boom year in the number of births and marriages in England and Wales. The births reached a total of 957,994, the highest since ...

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  16. THE PLIGHT OF AUSTRIA.

    The Vice-Chancellor of Austria has telegraphed to Herr Mayr, the Chancellor, stating that the leaders of all parties, in the Assembly, have decided ...

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  17. LORD ROBERT CECIL.

    Lord Robert Cecil, explaining to Hitchin Conservatives to-day his change over the floor of the House of Commons, said he was unwilling to be a ...

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  18. SPEECH BY JAPANESE FOREIGN MINISTER.

    Baron Uchida, the Japanese Foreign Minister, addressing the Diet Budget Committee to-day, said that Japan will stand firmly on the Yap Island ...

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  19. TREATIES WITH POLAND AND TURKEY.

    A wireless message received in London confirms the report that the Bolsheviks have signed treaties with Poland and Turkey. ...

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  20. REPARATIONS.

    The French Government has introduced a bill in the Chamber of Deputies authorising the enforcement of the duties against Germany. ...

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  21. OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE.

    The Oxford and Cambridge crews have been strenuously practising, in anticipation of the race being held on the [?]th inst. The practise of the ...

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  22. EXHAUSTED DEFENDERS.

    In the final conquest, Kronstadt was occupied at 2 o' clock on Friday afternoon. The distribution of the last rations and ammunition had taken ...

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  23. BRITISH LABOUR AND GERMANY

    The Reparations Bill was read a third time in the House of Commons this afternoon by 133 votes to 15. Mr. J. R. Clynes, on behalf of Labour, ...

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  24. THE COLONIAL OFFICE.

    The "Morning Post" states that Mr. Leslie Wilson, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Shipping, will probably succeed Mr. L. C. M. S. Amery ...

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  25. SPEECH BY BISHOP PHELAN.

    Speaking at the St. Patrick's Day celebration to-day, the Roman Catholic Bishop of Sale (Dr. Phelan) said that the authorities had compelled them to ...

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  26. INTER-VARSITY SPORTS.

    At the inter-Varsity sports yesterday, each side won five events. Oxford won the hammer-throwing, the weightputting, the hurdles, the long ...

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  27. THE PLEBISCITE IN SILESIA.

    The Paris "Matin" states that German troops on the Upper Silesian frontier have received orders to intervene if the plebiscate which is to be taken ...

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  28. CONSPIRACY.

    In October last a Board of Trade inquiry was held into the loss of the schooner [?]lendalough, 148 tons, near Belfast Lough, on the coast of ...

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  29. RESUMPTION OF TRADE.

    A committee of members of the Russian Constituent Assembly now in Paris passed [?] resolution to-day protesting against Great Britain's trade ...

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  30. MR. HUGHES.

    A book entitled "An Onlooker in France," written by Sir William Orpen, the eminent artist and just published by Messrs. Morgan and Scott, ...

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  31. THE SENSATIONAL TRIAL IN EDINBURGH.

    At the Edinburgh Sessions to-day the trial was concluded of the 16 Sinn Feiners, including Jean Quinn, a young girl, accused of conspiracy to endanger ...

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  32. THE AMERICAN TARIFF.

    Several Western State senators and members of the House of Representatives have presented a request to President Hardings askings him to put [?]n ...

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  33. BRITISH MINING INDUSTRY.

    The Coal Decontrol Bill was read a third time in the House of Commons at 3 o'clock this morning, despite Labour attempts made to postpone the ...

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  34. THE CABLE QUESTION.

    The Washington correspondent of the "New York World" says he learns that the International Communications Conference meeting at Washington has ...

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  35. CITY COUNCIL BY-ELECTION.

    Polling took place on Saturday at the old Council-chamber, New Town, for the election of an [?]lerman to the Hobart City Council, in palce of Mr. ...

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  36. DISLOYAL RESOLUTION.

    The Premier (Mr. Lawson) stated to-night that fresh facts is were to be submitted to him by officials of the Australian Railways Union in connection ...

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  37. THE RETURN TO ZION.

    A deputation representing the non-Zionists of Palestine is seeking an interview with Mr. Winston Churchill, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, ...

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  38. THE AMERICAN CABINET.

    The Washington correspondent of the "New York Evening World" states that Mr. Hughes, the Secretary of State in President Harding's Cabinet, ...

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  39. GREEK WHITE CROSS.

    The Greek White Cross has presented £1,600 to Great Britain, requesting that it he devoted to the presentation of dowri[?]s to the daughters of British ...

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  40. DESPERATE FIGHTING

    Yesterday 5OO Republicans at Up[?]on, in County Cork, attacked a military party, numbering 30, of whom seven were soldiers and one a ...

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  41. THE TRADE DEPRESSION.

    Young South Wales miners who last Easter had expensive motor char-a-bane holidays at the seaside, are now seeking the assistances of the Poor Law ...

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  42. THE DEATH PENALTY.

    The Legislature of the America State of Nevada has passed a bill, which the Governor has declared his intention to sign, providing that the ...

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  43. PENAL SERVITUDE.

    Mr. T. Shortt, the Home Secretary, announced in tho House of Commons this afternoon that he was abolishing the abominable [?]rm "penal servitude" ...

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  44. MR. STOREY.

    The Prince of Wales has invited Mr. J. Storey, the Premier of New South Wales. and his wife and daughter. and also Mr. Hay, his secretary, to ...

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  45. CHINESE AFFAIRS.

    Advices received in Washington from Peking state that there is grave apprehension there that a new revolution is imminent in China, the rivalry ...

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  46. MARRIAGEABLE GIRLS IN FRANCE.

    A French University professor has commenced a series of conferences with marriageable girls, with the support of the municipal authorities, for the ...

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  47. PUBLIC HEALTH.

    Dr. J. H. L. Cumpston has been formally apponited to the position of Director-General of Health and Director of Quarantine in connention with ...

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  48. NAVIGATION ACT.

    Much interest has been created [?] shipping circles by the announcement that to-morrow is the date for the commencement of the Navigation Act, ...

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  49. SINN FEIN IN AMERICA

    Extraordinary scenes of enthusiasm were witnessed last night at a gigantic patriotic rally organised by the "American Veterans' Association, as a reply ...

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  50. UNEMPLOYMENT AND WAGES.

    A meeting of union delegates, with the object of forming plans, to com[?] a decline in wages, was held in the Trades-hall on Saturday. Ninety-five ...

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  51. GERMANY AND RUSSIA.

    A semi-official communique issued in Berlin to-day announces the conclusion of a treaty between Germany and Russia. ...

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  52. ROCKFELLER, FOUNDATION.

    The Rockfeller Foundation announces the contribution of 43,000,000 frances (£1,180,000) for new buildings and endowments of a medical school at ...

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  53. OPIUM SEIZED.

    Returns issued by the Department of Trade and [?]ustoms on Saturday indicate that more opium was seized in New South, Wales during the quarter ...

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  54. GREECE AND TURKEY.

    The Chief of the general staff of the Greek Army, after attending a Cabinet meeting to-day, denied the rumours of the mobilisation, but added that ...

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  55. SHIPPING.

    The West Australian State Government steamer Kangaroo is undergoing extensive refitting at Southampton, but she has been considerably delayed ...

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  56. AMERICA AND PANAMA.

    An interesting departure in diplomatic usage occurred when President Porras, of Panama, appealed to President Harding over Mr. Hughes, the ...

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  57. PRINCE OF WALES.

    The Prince of Wales will probably ride two or three horses at the combined Army and Inter-Hunt Point-to-Point races at Cott[?]smor[?] on Monday. ...

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  58. MRS. SERGENT FUND.

    An appeal having been made through the columns of "The Mercury" to assist the unfortunate victim of the recent fire at the Globe, we shall be pleased to receive ...

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