THE PORTUGESE REVOLUTION

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 947, 14 October 1910, Page 5

THE PORTUGESE REVOLUTION

;'■-. ,--":,..; ,V ~V:'-'' V-;-... EXPULSION OF RELIGIOUS ORDERS, By TelegrsiDh—Press Association—Copyright. "■■' -■■; '..-■'"; Lisbon, October 12..The order for the expulsion'of \ the religious orders from Portugal^does not .affect tie ■ Irish Dominicans. ' ' '•;•••';.■'. ■-Several Jesuits have been captured. in the Lisbon. streets disguised as women, endeavouring' to escape. : , '.■--..''/.'"'■■;■' ;A . military cordon has been placed round the monasteries. NOT WANTED IN ITALY. ",";.'. Rome, /October 12.'.. 'The newspapor "Tribiina" states that the. Italian Government has. refused '.to allow the religious orders expelled from Portugal to settle in Italy.'; . ;-..'" ;/ .;• AN ENGLISH' PROTEST. '-/;.•,■. '■'.''■;.''' .London, October 12. The Protestant Alliance is petitioning the Government to give force to the Act of; 1829 prohibiting.'Jesuits'from entering Britain. .'. UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE. .;\ :.-.■■' -'.-'■ Lisbon, October 12,- i President Braga' states that the Provisional Government of Portugal will ad r minister, affairs until a new Assembly has beep • elected' on universal suffrage. He declares ■he sees no reason why women should not vote, GERMAN EYES ON THE COLONIES. -\ Berlin, October 12. The "Taglische Rundschau," a leading Berlin journal, says that if Britain values., a good understanding with Germany she can give . effect to tho Anglo-German agreement of 1898 for partition of tho colonies of decayed Portugal.