London.

Manawatu Herald, 8 October 1892, Page 2

London.

The Daily Chronicle says the Irish landlords h&ve given notice to thirty thousand tenants Daring the Church Corigfr'e'es fit Folkestone party feeling ran so high that the Ritualists tore to shreds the Dander carried by the Low Churchmen in a processiori, depicitating the martyrs at stake in Sinithiiela during Queen Mary's reign. Captain Lugard has arrived in England from Uganda. He believes it would be possible to hold the Country at a small cost. The Railway Workers' Congress, by 42 to 15, defeated a motion in favnur of the eight hours system l, and adopted ten hours as the limit. Some remarkable stories are current respecting the expenditure by the $eartien's and Firemen's Union. £1400 is said to have been embezzled, and £11,000 spent on salaried at the head office. Only £2000 was spent on the relief of shipwrecked men, sick and death claims, but large sums were laid out in advertising by Wilscn, the secretaryA French syndicate k tendering for a balance of the Russian load.

The Times' American correspondent says Cleveland is carrying the Southern States where the Democrats are coalescing with the • people's party. Mi Gladstone has been presented with the Freedom of Liverpool. Captain Hayes, the Anglo-Indian sporting writer, of Calcutta, who is at present on a visit to London, addressing a meeting of the Military Society, said the Argentine was successfully competing with Australia and New Zealand in supplying horses to India. He advised the colonies in future to send to England. It is reported that Lord Eipon informed the Anti-Slavery Society that he considered the safeguards provided by Queensland against abuse of the Labour traffic are sufficient.