CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 12, 26 July 1882, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

IN FEBN j&W A<PH r JS ES 4>*C PlteuJ}?S!.i • i i--| W. — ii; til v x* ■' BRADLAUGH#*A& v^R\l£gl2£ ' MASSACEE IN ZtTLULAND. OCX^X)E^M)I^UBIIIIGH.-.JSEAELY •< DROWNED. | FRO£fcN MEAT TRADE. ENGLISH TEAM OF CRICKETERS. : '' : - ■ LONDON. -■-• - '*-v .. July 22. i It is reported that a manufacturer j BamM Holga^e admits making 40 block- j work machines for Fenians in Anjericn, softfe bl"uig those lately found at Liverpool In cement- barrels. i Feuds have broken out in Zultiland, and the population of one YJllage has b«en" massacred. ' John Dunn is said to have mis-usod the taxes. Mr Bradlaugii, together with other publishers of; Fr«qth ought? journals, have been committed for trial on a charge of issuing: .blaßpheinbits, publications. The Duke o> Edinburgh narrowly escaped drowning at Bayonne, ]' ranee, on the 29th, while with a fishing party. The Eev Father Luck, of Romsgate College, has. been, appointed to. the Rem-ni Catholic Bishopric in Auckland. In the House of Commons to-day the Arrears of Rent in Ireland Bill was again ,iind.er consideration; and was read a third time and passed. ■ Farther opening up of the Orient's (Aoitiißli&nj cargo shows that the meat is for the most part very lean. Ten per cent of the cargo has become mildewed during the voyage. For sound carcases, ■full price's are beiug maintained. ■Isaac Ogl , a clerk in the employ of Mr Duffett, solicitor, Melbourne, who wa^ arrested in Manchester on June 26th for embezzlement, was brought up at the Magistrate's Court, London, when he strongly denied his identity with Ogle. )\& was remauded>iA team ,pf Englis i cricketers has been organised by file Hon. Ivo Bligh for arj Australian tour, and they sail for MeljblqqAJe/bJf the,J 'steamer Austral in October.