, 1911-03-01

w J.. T6alls IdIltI won loss anu btSln ISL
innings 11.40 am, and at luncheon time,
one pm, score was 81 for 4 wickets; Rogers
0. Moulder 30, Bayley IS, Archer 8, Layne
T, not out Gibbs 2, not out extra l, wick
ct perfect.
Play resumed 2 pm, and At $40 pm.
combined team were all oat for l73; Layne
II. Gibbs 80, Croal 16, George John 0,
Simpson 8, G. r. Browne 3, not out, Kinds
70. extras 2. Bowling analysis: Smith 4,
for 81, Hearne 6 for 81, Brown 0 for IA,
Young 0 for IA.
NJ. G. G. began 1st innings 325 p m. and
at close play 5.45 ?. IN. had scored 1873, for
6 wickets Wilmington 40, Holloway l,
Brown II, Gau-sen 0, Hearne 4, A. f. Som
erset 6, Smith 20 not out, Burton 26 not out,
extras 10.
London, February 28th.-The tactics at
tributed to Lords Lansdowne, Rosebery and
Curzon as a substitute to the House of Com
mons Veto proposal are complete reform OF
the House of Lords and a referendum clause,
and thus entIce OF compel the Government
into another conference.
The Spectator suggests tie passage of the
Veto through both Houses by an agreement
for a Home Rule referendum before its
enactment thls,it says,is feasible against Ma
tionalist opposition by a combination OF
M;nisterialists and Unionists. This, however,
is regarded as ingenious, but not likely,as the
Government are dong very well on their
original plans.
The Nationalist need more funds, and
contemplate appeals for unpaid American
subscriptions, Some favour o reconsidera-
tion of the refusal Of payment Of members of
the House Of Commons by the Government.
A new Irish Association is being formed
to be called the Union Of the -Four Provinces,
to provide accommodations for all Irish actl-
vitles in Loudou, a Chamber ( Commerce,
Club, Belevol,us lald, Home for Sunday
societies etc, and substantial guarantees have
already been received. The site will pro-
badly be in Bloomsbury.
The Lord Mayor Of Dublin has written TO
the Gaelic League that the enemies Of Dub
lin have clos, q the Mansion House for
twelve months, probably for ever, therefore
he is compelled to refuse the usual permls-
sion to use the Mansion House for the Gus
tomary functions, The League and others
are angry over the Lord Mayor showing his
resentment at the reduction Of his salary IN
this manner, and his Mayora!ty will probably
be a stormy one.
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain has gone to the
Riviera.
A Buda Pest telegram announces the death
of M. Bantfy, ex-Premier.
August Loutrefl, a French peasant, who
accumulated o fortune in Russia, has be-
Queathed one million francs to the Pasteur
Institute, one million for scienj ifc research,
two aud n half millions to the University Of
Paris, and three and a half millions to the
Academy Of Sciences.
Washington, Feb. 28th 1t is understood
that England dislikos the appointment Of
Mr. John Hays Hammond as special AM
bassador for the United States at the coro-
nation.
Ottawa, Feb. 28th-At a meeting of the
Artillery Association, Sir Frederick Borden,
Minister Of Militia, announced that he hopes
to send an artillery team to England in the
summer, and General French's
dations regarding strengthening the militia
will be executed in full.
The Dominion has renewed for a year the
subsidy to Messrs. Pickford 4 Blacks ser.
vice to the West Indies.
Toronto, Feb. 28th--Tho Daughters Of
the Empire Society invited Countess Grey
to express her opinion regarding recipro-
city, but the Countess naturally declined to
discuss politics.
London, Feb, 28th-Sugar in stock on the
80 yAA