BRITISH & FOREIGN.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 11103, 24 October 1907, Page 5

BRITISH & FOREIGN.

::*>• ,•■■■'. ; ' '' " ♦ ' ' '■•/."■ : . !v . '->' "' {Press Assn.— By T^egjraphr-Copyjright). (Received October 24, 8.27 aVnii) i : LONDON, Qctober 23. Sixty-.., million herrings halve been lanr ded at Yarmouth*; iii one catch. : ■', The Earl of Shaftesbury; While motoring at Belfast, killed a little „ .. * Cider from Wagga Government farm (NJS.W.) was awarded a bronze m£dal at the Brewers' Exhibition^ , -..'. - An eiiouiry into tlie Shrewsbury rail-way-accident showed that the, driver; had twice been suspended iot] bverrshooting arid disregarding signals..; *v.. -.;.■ ; -.'/. /. , ; ; • ' ■. LONDQ^ October 23, -. The first cattle "driving raid in W4stmeath led to seven arrests. \ ; Sjw H. Campbellrßannerman, at Dunfermline, emphasising social reformsf clamoring for solutiori,.said. drunkenness; depopulation, bad hoitsingl infant mdrtahty, ignorance of all subjects demanded sterner methods oi treatment than ■the Unionists were willing to employ—^ these formed the object of the Bills which were prevented f rohi hecoining Ac^-s, including educatipii,,)an«J values in Scotland, and the acott'ili Smhll Holdvrs Biii; .../. >■. •■ . -v. -■:■•>. •'•:■.- :i: •...■,,. -BERLIN, October 23. Althoughopera prices have been' raised 300 per cent., applications for foi'ty thousand seats for four Caruso perforin'ances have had to be refused.