London.

Manawatu Herald, 8 May 1894, Page 2

London.

The Earl of Rosebery, in his Manchester address, said he expected soon to convince the Englishmen of the necessity for Home Rule. He complained of the incessant talking in the House of Commons, and thought the only remedy would be to remit Bills to Committees. In the House of <;Co_D_3|raß^the second reading was passed* ott}. C. Barfcley's Bill to prevent the, sale by auction of livings; and fo abolish the power of presenting > them to the Anglican Church. .' . — The enquiry coHo^Mmgft-Sfe^a'ftity of fche Rev Tollemache, vicar of Whifcwick, whose i tirofeheri / Silked that his estates -and money inje^ted^ in consols shall be put ui-forclasper ■ control, has concluded; •*■ •SBHevflaiurfc has decided that therev gentlewan is insane. .viiriuod iq Great Britain h^§p{|^warded a protest olaiming'that Russw^ift no right to use French ports «P|he Mediterranean. . \j Lord Salisbury says he believes the House of Lords would- be willing to submit to the, -olearly f expressed will of the nation, ibrtt not to the hanky-work of, a precarious majority, He also consider that Jt general election may .M ls #P^*?ra n fft»£ n y moment. '" '" "" ' .A, Mr Marfcin;ffone»-9_i.4t^e :i «ew directors of the Loati andi_i&c>6-ile Agency Comp^nx^fca^es hopes , to ; see ,> the : T nsw % registered withou. delay. ,vHjl#!P e " lieves the prospects of the' 'scheme for encouraging the emmfgration" of pf small^^ faTjrorjr^tS^^^fili are favourable. --y. i '!:'v l ''- V:; >J:^':^J|g Messrs .0... : "Ji . : .H|6gatt.>s|^|f|mlf red Garrick have been asked -t||^|^ the Board of Direoftgi pi^|jK^any, but have nob yej.Mw^.±MM Tbe trial of tte An^^|Polti, who was arrested in Fa,rringfco| road last month, and Bia Farandi, has begun; -s^-^pmi Farandij alias Farnanw^Mfcaded guilty, boasting $MfiW^Bi^|d to kill all capitalists. > v The trials -pf ri t_te^pphista Farandi and ?ol^^Mpj|^ided. The prisoners •weM^^ and Farandi was se*qfcencedj i^Miaearß' penal aervitude^ttnd^l^^p^enal servitude for te4Jyw^p3|ejj-were removed from; Gourfc-strttg^tn|r and shrieking •« Five fa 4nanhfc¥y Persistant rumours Ve<\cu'rrent that Sir W. Vernon Harcour.lntends to resign his i at the end 6i the sWsionf. • r - i - i - L In his denial Sir, SV. V. Harcourfc is very guarded. Mr Hubner, an EjagUehmn, . claims to have- inveritea <aLct_wtproof dress superior to that of Herr Dowe. He intends ! fcd present the patent rights to the War Office iftee of any charge. * ; ~ •-•■ *«'*' The Calcutta cor responderifot^he Spectator has sent <an atertuing article predicting anothe^ Indian mutiny. 5e /bases his^ opinion on the fact of^ the hativeg smearing trees, and on other fanatical indications. . •.. , „- , y.{ -i fji New, Zealand loftg-ip^i^i ,i»9h*»afc t ex warehouse, 26s 6d ; market flaf and sale restricted. Sonth Australian ditto, 278 6d ; quiet. VictoriaT^ ditto, 275, flat. New Zealand mutton, first quality, 4£d; second quality, Bfd. Lamb,

first quality, sd, market depressed. The hemp market is slow. Fair to good Wellington brought £15 10s to £IG.