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London, May 11. There was a good attendance of home and foreign buyers at the "wool auctions. May 12. A Select Committee, which was appointed to consider the question which arose through Bradlaugh's refusal to take the oath, has presented a report to Parliament. The Committee decide Bradlaugh must take the oath before he can take the seat for Northampton. Constantinople, May 12. News has been received here that the Albanians have risen in arms, and demand that their independence be proclaimed. There is great excitement in Albania, but no conflict is yet reported to have taken place. Melbourne, Thursday. The Tararua sailed to.day for the Bluff. The debate on the Address in Be- v i ply to the Governor's speech com-
f menced last night in the Assembly. Sir Jno. O'Shannessy severely criticised the action of the Government , in delaying the meeting of Parlia- ,' ment. He condemned Service's reform scheme and the repeal of Longmore'a land regulations, and conclu--1 ded by {!%ing he refused to be identified with the Ministry. Sir A. Clarke is unable to accept the Agent-Generalship of Victoria in ■ London. Sydney, Thursday. A railway paymaster has been bailed up near Walcha, and robbed of £80. The police are now in pur-, suit.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 75, 14 May 1880, Page 2
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