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London, November 8. Meetings are being held in Ireland to protest against the trial of the Irish Land Leaguers. Consols 992Adelaide wheat ex warehouse 50s 6d ; Apelaide flour ex warehouse 35s 6d ; New Zealand wheat ex ship 44s 6d ; Australian iallow,best beef 35s 6d ; best mutton 36s 6d. The total stock of tallow in London on the lst instant was 18,000 casks. Calcutta. November 9. Latest advices from Cabul dated October 24 state that everything is quiet there. Rome, November 9. General Garibaldi is now on a visit to Getoa. St. Petersburg-, November 8. The trial of the Nihilists for the Winter Palace explosion has commenced. November 9. Owing to the famine which it is feared is impending in Russia the prices of food generally, bufc especially of wheat, are rapidly increasing. Much alarm exists, aad tbe Government threatens to transport some of tbe leading grain merchants for the manner in which they have raised the prices. Constantinople, November 8. The Albanian Chiefs have replied to the request of Dervish Pasha that they should submit without opposition to the cession of Dulcigno. They state that they cannot agree to its cession and will defend their territory with their lives. A body of Nizams were landed by Dervish Pasha but were prevented by the Albanians from entering Dulcigno. November 9. The Porte is sending further reinforcements of troops to Dervish Pasha, who together with Riza Pasha has now left the neighborhood of Dulcigno. [Special to the Sydney papers. ] The race between Laycock and Hosmer, the American sculler, on the Thames resulted in favor of the Australian. The betting at the start was 2 to 1 on Laycock. Hosmer led for a mile and a quarter, when Laycock passed him, and kept the lead to the finish. The indictment drawn np against five members of Parliament, namely, Parnell, Dillon, Biggar, Sullivan, and Seaton, charges them with conspiring to prevent the payment of rent, tbe enforcing of legal processes, and the letting of farms, also with exercising coercion and a general system of terrorism. Tbe Earl of Malraesbury was married at Ely Cathedral to Miss Hamilton, a lady aged 24.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 222, 10 November 1880, Page 2
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