BRITISH & FOREIGN.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 12410, 21 March 1911, Page 5

BRITISH & FOREIGN.

(Press Assn.— By Telegraph.— Copyright.) % (Received March 21, 9 a.m.) LONDON, March 20. Mr W. Field, Nationalist member for St. Patrick's, Dublin, introduced a Bill into the House of Commons providing that sellers m Ireland of moat killod outside Great Britain must deliver to purchasers invoices to that effect. The Court of Appeal decided m favor of Sir John Berm. ma case where the Stud Tramway Conjpajny . were awarded £12,000 damages. The Appeal Court held that the attack was- on the system, and not personal. > Notice of appeal was given. ...... Vida Goldstein, a well-known Victorian, lacing interviewed,. .'said, that the women of Australia approved, of the militant met-hods qdoptftj m, England. BERLIN, March 20. There were 25,000 : pepple, triosstly women, participants m tije, Social Democrats' demonstration m 'favor- of the female franchise. ' (Received March 21. 9. a.m.) COPENHAGEN, March 20. The Folkething is renewing .j, law passed m 1905, abolishing infliotton of corporal punishment of criminals. PARIS, March 20. Five battleships, 16 destroyers, SOtorpedoers, Beven obsolete submarines and 16 other vessels, aggregating 130,000 tons, and which cost 12 niiljigna . Bterling, have been Bold within 15 months for £400,000 sterling.