, 1915-01-20
Censored a. Jamaica.A

In our previous bulletin of to-day please
read after barracks in eighth paragraph "do-
ing considerable damage"
Insert rs next paragraph "semi-oficial ex-
plantations have been published regarding
recent seizures Of American cargoes, and
there are numerous Indications Of England's
intention to make quicker searches and
shorter detentions, but there is no sign of
any relaxations regarding the principles in
volved. The regularity of the sales or trans
fers of all German ships interned everywhere
is regarded as equally important to every
nation waging war"
London, jan, 8th.-The late Field Mar
shall Lord Roberts bequentbed EFT, 600 TO
Lady Roberts and his daughters, exclusive
of the PROF erty previously settled on the
family.
As a compliment to Ireland, the Earl Of
Aberdeen takes the title of alquis of Aber-
deem and Tara.
Lieutenant Lord Worsley, Royal Horse
Guards, who was reported to be a prisoner
is now known to have been killed in action
in Flanders on October 30th.
Over ten thousand Jews are serving in
the British army and navy and the army
casualty lists show that 6 officers and 40
men of the number have been killed, while
1901 men have been wounded or are missing.
MIR. Lintott, the Leeds City and English
international half back, has been promoted
to q Lieutenancy. Mr.. Jessop. the Gloucester
shire hard hitter, has received q commission
in o service regiment and Nh. Woods, of Som
mersetshire, has been made a Lieutenant in
the Ninth battalion of the Somerset Light
Infantry. Mr.. Garuett, of Lancashire, and
Mr.. ~Schwarz, of Middlesex, have been badly
wounded.
All the directors of Yacher and Sons,
Limited, Parliamentary printers, being Mt
the front, the Auditors received the minutes
of a meeting of the directors held In August
in the trenches.
A despatch from Vancouver states that
fffY-eight EnglfshHaen arrived there to-day
on board the steamer "Makura" from the
South Sea Islands, en- route to England to
volunteer. Nine Others on board the steamer
sGlenroy'' from Honolulu signed on as mem
bers of the crew, working their way, They
say there are now fourteen German vessels
interned at Honolulu.
Prince Francis Joseph of Hohenzollern,
a cousin of the Kaiser, is said to be demented
as the result of his experiences on board the
s'Emdeno in her fight with the fSydney".
The Prince was firing a torpedo when a
shell from the Sydney" entered the torpedo
room. killing all except himself, and when
he was rescued he was in q daZed condition
and later his mind gave way completely and
and it was found necessary to place him
under restraint.
The Governments scheme for the forma-
tion of a National! Company Gas telegraphed
on oath December laetl for the manufacture
of a~niline dy es, has been abandoned, owing
to the failure of the Interested firms to
provide the capital. There is a rumour that
tariffs to protect British dyemakers are con-
tenplated.
A despatch from NJ drid states that Queen
Victoria is suffering from scarlet fever.
Adyices from Melbourne state that the
Austraiiun Minister of Defence announces
that, as the result of naval operations in the
North W estern Pacific, japan has Temporal
rily occupied certain islands recently held