BRITISH AND FOREIGN.
[Ukuteu’s Agency, j Beaconsfield’s Resignation. London, April 19. —It it unofficially understood that Earl Beaconsficld tendered his resignation, and that it was accepted mi Saturday. The “ Standard ” publishes a paragraph in confirmation of the same, The “ Times ” publishes a paragraph discussing the now Ministry, and states that John Bright will in all likelihood accept a portfolio. Beath of Ur. Kenealy. The death of Dr Kenealcy, M.P. for Stoke is announced.
Turkish Consternation. Constantinopi,e, April 17. Said Pasha, the Grand Yizier, has advised ths Sultan to summon the Turkish Parliament, but it is not yet known whether the advice has been complied with. Alleged massacre. Calcutta, .April 19. —Trustworthy intelligence has been received that a force of Pathans had massacred a party of British at Quettah, including one officer, and blocked the road between Quettah and Candahar. A detachment of troops has been ordered from Candahar to Quettah to operate against the Pathans.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2212, 20 April 1880, Page 2
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155BRITISH AND FOREIGN. South Canterbury Times, Issue 2212, 20 April 1880, Page 2
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