BRITISH NAVAL STATIONS.

Marlborough Express, Volume XXXVII, Issue 142, 20 June 1903, Page 2

BRITISH NAVAL STATIONS.

JRISH LAND BILL.

CARDINAL VAUGHAN.

Press Association. Electric Telegraph, Copyright. London, Jane 18. Mr Arnold Forster, Secretary to the Admiralty, informed the House of Commons that the Government had no intention of establishing a naval base at Capo Breton, Nova Scotia. The Right Hon. G. Wyndham, Irish Secretary, has conceded the abolition of the perpetual rent-charge under the Irish Land Bill. Paris, June 18. The group of French Deputies favorable to international arbitration has accepted tho invitation of English members to visit Westminster at the end of July. Pekin, June 18. China has yielded to the protests of America and Japan for the transfer of negotiations from Shanghai to Pekin. London, Jane 18. Dr Harmer, Bishop of Adelaide, has been separately offered an important Cambridge mastership or an assistant bishopric Received June 19,11 p.m. Rome, June 10. Queen Helena accompanies King Emmanuel to Paris. Received June 19, 11 p.m. London, June 19. There are many callers at Cardinal Vaaghan's present residence at Millhill, including Dr. Ingram, Bishop of London.