BRITISH AND FOREIGN.
[“Age” Special.] LONDON, Dec. 7. At a tenant farmer’s agitation meeting held at Castlercagh, County Connaught, the Government reporters were savagely assaulted, and were only rescued with difficulty. The Albanians have attacked Montenegro. Remonstrances have been addressed to the Porte. Thebau sends an ambassador to the Yiceroy. Lord Lytton declares the repetition of these acts has been caused by diplomatic ruptures. [Reuters Agency.] LONDON, Dec. 6. It is reported the Empress Eugenie is going to Zululand to visit the place where the Prince Imperial fell. GLASGOW, Dec. 6. Mr Gladstone in his final speech vehemently denounced the Government policy, and especially the Afghan war, which he characterised as dastardly. VIENNA, Dec. 6. The Lower House has -passed a Bill for raising thc]Austro-Huugariau army to 800,000.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2095, 9 December 1879, Page 2
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