London.
The Parliamentary vacancy for South-East Durham, caused by the death of Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Havelock Allan on the Indian frontier, resulted in the return by a majority of 275 of Mr Jo3eph Richardson, Liberal, who formerly represeuted the constituency. The mail train collided with a" fast goods train at Barassie, Ayrshire, Scotland. Two engines, two carriages and . three vans were smashed. Seven passengers were killed, and many injured. Apropos of the rumour that the Eight lioo It. J. Saddon had accepted ?ht j offics of Agpnt-Gfneral of New Zealand, the Hon W. P. Reeves (the present Agent-General) ia unaware of any change in the office being contemplated. His own future plans are not definitely settled.
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Manawatu Herald, 8 February 1898, Page 2
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116London. Manawatu Herald, 8 February 1898, Page 2
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