BRITISH AND FOREIGN

Lyttelton Times, Volume CVI, Issue 12550, 11 July 1901, Page 5

BRITISH AND FOREIGN

Unfed Pres 3 Association —By Eiectrio Telegraph—Copyright. THE BELUCHISTAN INCIDENT. LONDON, July 9. In tho Appeal Court, in tho case of Francis Times and Co. versus Commander Carr, originally an action to recover damages for the seizure of ammunition aboard the steamer Beluchistan, by the oommander of the warship Lapwing, in the Persian Uulf, in January, 1898, the House of Lords has over-ruled the decision of the Court of Appeal, given in Maj-- last year, and found in favour of defendant, thus restoring Mr Justice Grantham's original judgment. LOSSES OF A .BREWING FIRM, (Received July 10, 11.14 a.m.) LONDON, July 10. Alsopp and Co.'s losses are attributed to purchasing licensed bouses and engaging in the wine and spirit business. FRANCE AND MOROCCO. PARIS, July a In an inspired article, tho Paris newspaper "Le Temps" seriously warns Morocco not to dabble in intrigues and nob to modify the situation in Morocco to the detriment of France. RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATIONS IN FRANCE. PARIS, July 10. Several French religious associations, as the result of passing the Religious Associations' Bill, have tendered their respective statutes for the approval cf the State. RUSSIA AND BULGARIA, bi' PETERSBURG, July 10. Russia guarantees a Bulgarian! loan to cover present requirements. I