BRITISH AND FOREIGN.

Marlborough Express, Volume XXVII, Issue 234, 15 October 1891, Page 2

BRITISH AND FOREIGN.

the italian train accident. injurt.es at sea. effect of gladstone's speech. UNITED PKESS ASSOCIATION. London, October 13. Mr Muaro, Premier of Victoria, declines to renew Sir C. Berry's terra as AgentGeneral. The Times correspondent Bays Mr and Mrs Stanley and Lady Baring, who were passengers by the Italian mail train which met with an accident, were severely shaken, but escaped without injury. There has been frightful weather m the Atlantic Ocean. The steamer Augusta Victoria from New York had thirty of her passengers and craw injured. The steamer Umbria experienced similar weather while crossing the Atlantic to the ateamer Augusta Victoria, and two of the female passengers died of fright. It is reported that the proceedings instituted by Colonel H. M. Hozier, of the 3rd Kent Artillery Volunteers, to obtain a divorce from his wife, Lady Henrietta Blanch, daughter of the seventh Earl of Airie, have been abandoned. Cairo, October 13. Gladstone's speech at Newcastle has caused a profound sensation m Egypt, and encouraged the old Turkish party to renewed activity. Brussells, October 13. A passenger boat on the river Scheldt capsized and ten persons were drowned.