ENGLISH & FOREIGN.
[REUTER’S TELEQRAMB.J CAIRO, May 27
Since the resignation of the Council of Ministers, the Khedive has issued a proclamation announcing that he has assumed the supreme control of the Egyptian army. Many Generals are, however, openly urging the deposition of Tewfik Pasha, and have sent a demand to his Highness that Arab! Pasha should within twelve hours be reinstated as Minister of War. Tho Khedive has resolutely refused to agree to this demand. The position of affairs is deemed most critical.
LONDON. May 27.
James Lilly white, who accompanied the last team of tho English cricketers to the colonies, has written letters denying the truth of the reports recently circulating regarding tho alleged conspiracy between Englishmen and certain Australian betting men affecting the result of tho last match played. LONDON, May 27.
Tho House of Commons stands adjourned to Thursday next for the Whitsuntide holidays. Albert Young, aged seventeen, formerly employed as clerk in the Railway Telegraph Office at Doncaster, and who was arrested last month on a charge of sending a threatening letter to the Queen, with the object of extorting money from Her Majesty, has been found guilty and sentenced to ten years’ imprisonment.
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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2538, 29 May 1882, Page 3
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