In tbe Honse ol Commons, Mr J. C. Maodona, member for Rotherhlthe, urged that ebeps be taken to exo'nde all foreign Anarchists from London. Sir Edward Grey, Under -Secretary for Foreign Affairs, said the. Government had not) yet decided what to do in the matter. The Sydney correspondent of the Wet minster Gazette has interyidwed Sir Genrge Dibba on tbe subject of the Colonial Party in the Honsn of Commons. Sir George Dibbs considers the movement 1b all hnmbng, and thinks the Party is useless. He saya the colonies do not want ontslde interference with their affairs.
December 21.
la tbe debute on Lord George Hamil ton's motion, Sir Charles Dllke Bald that fa the event of an outhrenk of war Great Britain mnat Immediately evacuate tbe Mediterranean.
Berne, December 20.
The Federal Council has fixed tbe sentences to be imposed on persona con* vloted of making explosives at imprisoc merit for 15 years, and lv the case of persons found guilty of using explosives Imprisonment for life.
New York, December 20. A dynamite shell was picked up in Broadway. Fortunately the fuse had not been lighted, and It wag easily removed.
Paris, December 20.
The sum of £500,000 baa been derived from the sale of down jewels, and this amount will be devoted to the establish ment of a system of old-age pensions,

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Auckland, Friday.
