CABELETTES.
(BY CAItLE-MKSS ASSOCIATION,)
The British forces have stormed some villages- belonging to Kachyens, in Northern Burmah, with the loss of six killed and wounded. The enemy's losa was heavier.
Soldiers are beiag billeted in residences at Warsaw.
Famine and fever are spreading ia Russia.
An attempt to throw a package into the carriage occupied by the Czar and Czariua failed. It is supposed the packet contained some explosive, The Spaniards are demanding coin- , mercial treaties to minimise the evil effects of the new protective policy.
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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXV, Issue 7170, 10 March 1892, Page 2
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