CONDENSED CABLEGRAMS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 21 January 1892, Page 2

CONDENSED CABLEGRAMS.

London. The remains of the late Cardinal Manning are lying in r tate. The burial takes place on Thursday (today) at Kensal Green. The Labour Unions have passed resolutions regretting the Cardinal's deLh. Monsigncr Gilbert Virtue, and Bagshawe, of Nottingham, ate also mentioned as likely 10 succeed the late Lardinal Manning. Princess Mary is recovering from the prostration and effects of grief caused by the Prince's death. . The Times states that the expressions of grief from all parts of the Empire aie proof that the bonds of allegiance are in no way weakened. A stride of compositors in the City is threatened owing to a dispute with the proprietors of the Sportsman in regard to setting machines, which were wilfully damaged after the malcontents received notice that their services would be dispensed with. Perry, a property agent in Clare, while riding to church, was shot in the thigh by three armed men, and is in a critical condition. His horse was killed outright. The s.s. Mainari, from Auckland, has arrived with her bow stove in by a collision, and a portion of her cargo damaged. Ihe press generally recommended the Government to appoint a Royal Commission to enquire into the best means of arresting the spread of influenza. The number of men engaged in the construction of the new warships at Sheerness is being increased, and an order has been issued to the effeot that overtime is to be worked until the vessels are ready for sea. A fire has broken out in the colliery at Bailliestown, Glasgow, and it is reported that 100 miners are entombed. It is believed that the miners shut in by the fire at • ailliestown colliery will be rescued. The doctors have forbidden Her Majesty the Queen and Prince George (who has just recovered from typhoid fever), to attend the funeral of the late Duke of < larence and Avondale.^ The Queen holds a memorial service at Osborne. None of the Princesses will attend the funeral,