CALOGRAMS.
Reuteb's Telegbams
London, March 28. The Death of Prince Leopold. Further telegrams received from Cannes this afternoon regarding fhe death of the Duke of Albany state fchafcHis Koyal Highness died at 2 o'clock this morning, while in a fit, brought on by injuries sustained from a fall met with while at the house of the Nautical Club, Cannes.
It is announced that the Duke's body will be brought to England to be interred at Frogmore, Windsor. The Queen's projected visit to Darm~ stardt, Germany, has been abandoned, in consequence of the Prince's decease. Addresses to Her Majesty, conveying the condolence of Parliament, will be moved on Monday, by Earl Granville in the House of Lords, and Mr Gladstone in the Mouse of Commons.
London, March 29
Profound emotion and universal sympathy is being manifested throughout the United Kingdom.
The Queen visited the Duchess at Claremont tosday. Her Royal Highness is bearing the shock well, though near her confinement.
The Prince of Wales will proceed to Cannes for the purpose of accompanying the Duko's body tp England.
London, March 29.
In the house of Lords to«day Earl Roseberry made a speech in which he stated that the deporting of French convicts was causing unexampled excitement in the colonies. Earl Granville, Foreign Secretary, concurred in Lord Roseberry's statement, and announced that Lord Lyons, British Ambassador at Paris, had brought to the notice of the French Government the feeling in the colonies, and bad been assured that the bulk of French convicts were now being sent to South America, and only.a selected few to New Caledonia. '
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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4752, 31 March 1884, Page 2
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