INDIA.
PREACHING ARMED REVOLT. Lopdon, July 26. The editor of the " Yugantar." a native newspaper with a large circulation in Eastern Bengal, was sentenced to a year's imprisonment tot preaching an arme-d revolt. Seven national volunteers at Bansal, in the Bengal distirt, were sentenced to terms of imprisonment tor breaking up the markets to prevent the sale of British-made goods.
CABLE NEWS.
SUGAR BOUNTIES. r. : ,L. .1 I'.. \. ... .t .... riv Electric i. V...1.M O-pyii-'lit. (Retell, 11 27, 5.30 a.m.) London, July 26. At a meeting of the Permanent International <.'■ .imnittee. therewere inrlieatioi- that the signatory governments u<re de-irou-, to find a solution >..hidi iV'.: ltd ;,it>-.v Great Britain f. remain a party to the Brussei- Coal u;i.,i;.
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Hastings Standard, Volume XI, Issue 5567, 27 July 1907, Page 3
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117INDIA. Hastings Standard, Volume XI, Issue 5567, 27 July 1907, Page 3
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