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C ABLE_NEWS. [BBUTBB’S TELEGRAMS TO THB PRESS AGENOy.I London, July 30. There has been a sharp interchange of letters between Earl Beaconsficld and Mr Gladstone respecting personalities. Mr Gladstone denied having described the Premier as dangerous, or even a “devilish” character. Earl Beaconsficld retorts that Mr Gladstone repeatedly charged him with duplicity, and had used towards him u.irebuked, the epithet “ Mephistophiles.” On the resumption of the debate in the House of Commons, Mr Gladstone said that Ministers at the late Congress had ac.ed against freedom of convention, and had abused the prerogative of the Crown, and offended friendly states. Mr Cross and Lord Sandon said that Lie Ministry had saved Turkey from the tutelage of Russia, and challenged the Opposition policy. INTERPROYINOIA.L [PBB PRESS AGBNOT.J Auckland, August 1, The City of New York did not leave for Sydney till dayight, having a considerable quantity of cargo to discharge. The body of Mr Marshall, J.P., has been found on (he be r ch. The s a, Taranaki, with the Southern mail, left Onehunga at nine this morning. Dunedin, August 1. The fall of enow in Dunedin last night was the heaviest seen here for many years.
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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1392, 1 August 1878, Page 2
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