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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 341, 16 June 1894, Page 2

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■ ♦ LORI) RUSSELL TO BE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE. THE COREAN REBELLION ENDED THE LABOUR QUESTION IN FRANCE. VICTORIAN CHEAP MONEY SCHEME. THE BONAPARTISTS AND THE PEOPLE. ITALY'S TAXATION. !PEK PRESS ASSOCIATION). .London, June .14. It is believed Lord Russell (better known as Sir Charles Russell) will succeed Lord Coleridge as Lord Chief Justice, and that Sir J. Rigby, AttorneyGenera), will become a Lord of Appeal. Mr Reid will take the Attorney-General-ship, and Mr Haldano will follow him as Solicitor-General. The Agents-General are arranging to interview Sir W. Harcourt regarding the death duties. Iho Solicitor-General, speaking at Dumfries, denied that the Chancellor of tbo Exchequer had been driven to confer with the AgentsGeneral. The Financial News believes that the Victorian Credit Fancier scheme ia capable of good results. The Paris correspondent of the Daily Chronicle sajs the Bonapartists are considering an appeal to tho people. Rome. June 14. The Riforma states that Signor Crispi has decided to abandon a number of proposed taxes, and has agreed to economise more in harmony with the wishes of the Chamber. Hong Koxo, Juno 14. The Corean rising is reported to have collapsed. Paris, June 14 An exciting debate took place in the French Chamber of Deputies on the subject of labour unions, and the Government of M. Dupuy narrowly escaped de- : feat. I