BR ITISH AN D FOR EIGN.
i London, July 31. At the instance of a depatatipn or qommercial men the Agent-General promise.d to direct attention o £..the Qolonies-to'a proposal to codify the commercial. law. The Irish Land Bill p asS ed the i^ivd reading without division amidiloucLcheers. By a serious fire at Ilfracombe, tyevonshire, 30 shops were burned. The damage is estimated at over £100,000. Moslems sacked. 4 Christian, villages afc Heraklern and profaned the churches: " " The Times saya the Newfoundland accounts show the surplus announced by the Government; at the end of the financial year was largely fictitious. Fifteen months customs revenue was included in ■ the receipts. ( The Worldls Socialist Workers' Congress has admitted.anarchists. Berlin, July 31. Bismarck's organ in Berlin asserts tho
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West Coast Times, Issue 10341, 3 August 1896, Page 2
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