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fREUTER'S TELEGRAMS J MR. GLADSTONE ON THE VICTORIAN CRISIS. London, Juno 12. Mr. Gladstone has denied that he expressed any opinion regarding Mr. Berry’s mission to England. He believed that the deliberate judgment of the majority would ultimately prevail, and that an amicable settlement in Victoria, without resort to England, was eminently desirable. Tire Ascot Cup was won by Isonomy, Insulaire second, and Touchet third. Melbourne, Friday. Mr. Zox has resigned his seat for Bast Melbourne. Adelaide, Friday. The motion for a voto of want of confidence was lost by a majority of 21 in favor of the Government. Wheat is quoted at ss. Id. Sydney, Friday. * Henessey’s case brandy, 325. 9d. to 335. ; quarter-cask, 9s. to 9s. 3d.; New Zealand wheat and oats, unchanged ; candles, 7id. to Bd.; no alteration in kerosene, tobacco, and sugar. . The sentence of death on tho two youths committed for rape has been commuted to imprisonment for life.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5681, 14 June 1879, Page 2
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