NEW IRON TRADE ASSOCIATION.
(Per Press Association). London, February 26. The miuers imprisoned in the Whit- ' wood colliery were rescued. t A million pounds' worth of British i Tr«ftsury Bills which were placed on the | market have been subscribed sixteen j times over. ! The jury returned a verdict for Tasker for i-4000 damages on one count, and for defendants on other counts. The judge pronounces his decision to-morrow. A new Midland Iron Trade Association is being formed to regulate the prices in all classes of manufactured iron. St Petersburg, February 27. M. De Staal, Russian Ambassador in London, succeeds the late M. Giers as Minister for Foreign Affairs. Vienna, February 27. The obsequies of the Arch-Duke Albrecht, of Australia, were of a most impressive character. Alexander Pasha, one of the ablest diplomatists in Europe, an English scholar, and formerly Minister for Foreign Affairs in Turkey, has been appointed to succeed Rustem Pasha as Turkish Ambassador in London. Washington, February 26. The House of Representatives, bj a majority of 31, has declined to pay the award made to Great Britain by the Behring Sea Commission.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 205, 28 February 1895, Page 2
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184NEW IRON TRADE ASSOCIATION. Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 205, 28 February 1895, Page 2
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