HOME AND FOREIGN.
Press Association.—Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. THE INVESTMENT OF FUNDS IN COLONIAL STOCKLondon, February 25. The Agents-General intend to wait on Lord Knutsford, to urge him to push on legislation in the matter of investment of trust funds. City influences are strongly hostile to the proposals. THE EMPRESS FREDERICK'S VISIT TO PARIS. Pakis, February 25. Parisian artists are divided regarding what is looked on as an attempt to remove the art centre to Berlin. The prolonged visit of the impress Frederick is regarded with uneasiness. MESSRS. DILLON AND O'BRIEN. London, February 25. Mr. Balfour denies that Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien are broken in health. ® PROPOSED ROYAL MARRIAGE. London, February 24. It is reported that the Earl of Dudley severs his commercial connections, and marries one of the Prince of Wales' daughters. LARGE FAILURE IN LONDON. London, February 25. Mr. ' Edwin Walter, timb'er merchant, of Londonj has failed for nearly £400,000. A NEW ZEALANiTmUSICIAN IN LONDON. London, February 25. Mr. Prouse, of Wellington, sung in "Elijah," at St. James's Hall, in place of Signor Foli. His appearance was a success. MB. OSCAR MEYER. London, February 25. Mr. Oscar Meyer, who represented New South Wales at the Mining Exhibition, is arranging to return to Australia in September. FRANCE AND EGYPT. Cairo, February 25. The French Ambassador at Cairo is to be replaced by a more energetic official. THE O'BRIEN-SALISBURY LIBEL. London, February 25. Mr. O'Brien has been served with a writ for £17,000, the amount of costs in the libel action against Lord Salisbury. IMPEACHMEnYoF AMERICAN SPEAKERS. Washington, February 24. A resolution has been submitted to the House of Representatives, proposing to amend the Constitution with a view to permit the impeachment of Speakers who shall in future be guilty of,arbitrary actions similar to those alleged against Mr. Reed, the present Speaker. ___«__.
French officials on the frontier have refused to admib the lymph sent* by Koch to Pasteur.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8501, 27 February 1891, Page 5
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