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- Edition: November 3rd 1882 November 3rd 1882
(By Telegraph)
A Central News Telegram from Constantinople, yesterday says: - Lord DUFFERIN
sails for Egypt in the Antelope this afternoon. He will have no previous
audience of the Sultan. A request to postpone his departure was reiterated last
night, but unsuccessfully.
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FRANCE.
(By Telegraph)
M. DELRAIS will be nominated ambassador to Rome on Monday next.
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IRELAND
(By Telegraph)
Mr. HARRIS, who was arrested on Wednesday at New Bridge, was released on
bail last night. He is charged with intimidation.
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THE IRISH PARLIMENTARY
PARTY
(By Telegraph)
The Irish Parliamentary Party met yesterday afternoon and decided to vote
against Mr. GIBSON’s amendment on cloture. The numbers voting were ten to ten,
the motion for abstention being rejected by Mr. PARNELL’s casting vote.
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LOUISE MICHEL
(By Telegraph)
A Central News telegram from Ghent, yesterday says: - Louise MICHEL arrived
here yesterday, intending to speak at a meeting in the evening. On entering
the hall, however, she was hissed and hooted. Great confusion ensued, and she
was struck on the head with the leg of a table and retired.
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A SECRET SOCIETY
(By Telegraph)
A Central News telegram from Poltava via the frontier says: - While about
two hundred persons belonging to a Secret Society were there holding a meeting
the police entered and arrested large numbers. Some escaped by the windows.
The object of the society is unknown.
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THE CLOSURE.
(By Telegraph)
Some Dean Forest Liberals have telegraphed to Colonel KINGSCOTE, M. P.,
urging that his vote on the Closure should be given for the Government proposal
for a bare majority.
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THE MINER’S AGITATION
(By Telegraph)
The proprietors of Wharncliffe and Woodmoor Collieries, Yorkshire, have
refused to give ten per cent advance, and the men consequently struck work
yesterday morning. The masters offer five per cent.
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