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  2. CABLEGRAMS.

    It has been determined that the International Commission to deal with the Dogger Bank Outrage shall meet in Paris in a fortnight's ...

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  3. ENRAGED CLERGYMAN

    A report is forwarded by the New York correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" that the Rev. Isaake Selby,an australian, had shot at ...

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  4. RUSSIAN REFORMS.

    French correspondents at St. Petersburg assert that the Emperor Nicholas is disposed to grant some of the reforms submitted by the ...

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  5. THE WAR.

    Mr Bennet Burleigh, special correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph," reports that further heavy bombardments of Port Arthur began ...

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  7. AMERICAN COLLEGES.

    The United States Supreme Court has upheld the Daniel Fayer weather bequest of five millions sterling to twenty American colleges. ...

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  8. OXFORD UNIVERSITY.

    Nineteen Conservative resident members of the Senate of Cam- bridge University have declared that they lack confidence in Sir ...

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  9. THE COMMISSION.

    As Admiral Dewey declined to act as the American member of the International Commission on the Dogger Bask outrage ...

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  10. WAR MEMORIAL

    Mr. Sheppard's statue, to be erected in Hobart in memory of the Tasmaniaus who fell in the South African war, is to be shipped by the ...

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  11. TESTIMONIAL DECLINED.

    It was the intention of the Queensland residents in London and others to make a handsome monetary testimonial to Sir Horace ...

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  12. SOUTH-EAST 203 HILL

    It is reported at Tokio that the Japanese have carried and retained the south-eastern portion of 203 Metre Hill. ...

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  13. LONDON EXCHANGE, LTD,

    Owing to its liabilities, connected with extensive business options, the company known as the London Exchange, Limited, has suspended ...

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  14. GIVE WEIGHT

    Mr H. Arnold-Foster, Secretary for War, told a public meeting at Croydon that the Colonial Conference would meet, despite Mr ...

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  15. FIERCE BATTLE

    An official report published at Tokio states that the Japanese troops near the summit of 20[?]-Metre Hill advanced at ten o'clock on ...

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  17. SCOTCH CHURCHES.

    In accepting the reference of the Scotch Church question to a Royal Commission, the Free Church representatives are desirous that the ...

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  18. NEGOTIATIONS FAIL

    Negotiations which have been in progress for some months between Germany and Austria-Hungary, with the view of the entering into ...

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  19. NEW ZEALAND LOAN.

    It is believed, Bays the "Morning Post," that New Zealand is issuing a loan of a million sterling at the end of the week. ...

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  20. PREFERENTIAL TRADE.

    Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, speaking at Manchester on the preferential trade proposals, said: We have nothing better to give the ...

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  21. FORT CAPTURED

    Reuter's correspondent, telegraphing from Takio on Thursday morning, says the Japanese have captured the fort on the ...

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  23. REDISTRIBUTION BILL.

    Mr H. Asquith, M.P., declared at South End that he had no objection to the passing of a Redistribution of Seats Bill next year, provided ...

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  24. CABLEGRAMS.

    Messrs Glynn (South Australia) and Cook (New South Wales) have declined to accept positions on the Royal Commission on the Tariff ...

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  25. MANCHURIA.

    The Odessa correspondent of the "Standard" authoritatively states that since the battle of Sha-ho General Kuropatkin had received ...

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  26. REPORT DISCREDITED

    A day of two ago the Governor of Herat forwarded a report to the Amir of Afghanistan that there were unusual movements on the ...

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  27. CONFERENCE OF POWERS.

    Russia heartily approves of the proposal of President Roosevelt that a conference of all the Powers should be held to complete the ...

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  28. GENERAL NEWS.

    Admiral Birleff has received orders from the Emperor Nicholas to at once et ready a third equadron for the Far East, which ...

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  29. BRITISH MISSION

    A strong escort, under Ghulam Tassian,met the British Mission to the Amir of Afghanistan, the Mission meeting with a most ...

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  31. BUTTER COMMISSION.

    When the Batter Commission met to-day Mr J. W. Taverner applied to be allowed to make a statement of the case before being ...

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  32. AMERICAN TARIFF.

    Mr Smalley, the American correspondent of the "Times," says that President Roosevelt favors a revision of the American tariff. He ...

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  33. JAPANESE DIET.

    The Mikado, at the opening of the Japanese Diet, said the relations of the neutral nations were increasingly cordial. Japanese troops ...

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  34. LONDON UNEMPLOYED.

    As s practical effort to relieve the distress in London, the Salvation Army has offered to find homes for one thousand of the ...

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  35. ITALY AND ENGLAND.

    At the opening of the Italian Parliament, King Victor Emanuel, in his Speech from the Throne, when referring to the visit ot ...

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  36. PACIFIC CABLE BOARD.

    During the absence on leave of Sir Horace Tozer, Agent-General for Queensland, and representative for the Commonwealth on the ...

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  37. JAPANESE WATCHING.

    A Japanese squadron under the command of Rear-Admiral Urin has gone to the Dutch Indies to watch for the Baltic Fleet. ...

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  38. SEPTUAGENARIAN'S END.

    Mr Tregenza, wife of the caretaker of the Methodist Church, Golden Point, Ballarat, committed suicide by cuttiing her throat. ...

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  39. NEUTRALITY LAWS.

    It is elated by the Tokio correspondent of the "Times" that there is no irritation there regarding the coal question, as the Japanese fully ...

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  40. IMPORTANT DECISION.

    An important point was decided to-day by Judge Johnston as to the right of the State Courts to deal with appeals from the penalties ...

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  41. GREEK RETAINED

    At a meeting of the Oxford Congregation it Was resolved by 200 votes to 164 to retain Greek as one of the compulsory subjects at the ...

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  42. BULGARIAN DEFENCES

    The Sobranji, or National Assembly of Bulgaria, Bitting at Sofia, has agreed to a vote of a million and a half sterling for the purchase ...

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  43. TRIPLE FATALITY.

    Three boys-two the sons of H. Falkoner, manager of Cock's Gold Dredging Mine, and the third a son of Mrs L. ...

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    A despatch from Trinidad, Colorado, dated 28th October, says that the most terrfic explosion in the history of coal mining in Colorado occurred in mine ...

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  45. SPORTING.

    Tulkerco has been scratched for the Maiden Plate on Saturday. Murmur has been turned out for a spell, and is not likely to race again for ...

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  46. ADEN HINTERLAND.

    Owing to the threat that very serous measures will be taken, the Porte has advised the Sultan (Abdul Hamid) to accede to Great ...

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  47. WOMAN CHAINED UP.

    At Forbes to-day, Alfred O'Connor and his wife were committed for trial for inflicting grievous bodily harm on the aged ...

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  48. METALS.

    Quotations for metals on Wednesday were:- Copper, £67 6s 9d for spot, and £67 15s for three months. ...

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  49. VICTORIAN REVENUE.

    The Victorian State revenue" for November was £178,203 in excess of that of the previous November, due largely to the increased amount ...

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