LATE CABLES.
Dublin, November 12. The " Freeman's Journal " says Sir A. H. Blake was a draper's assistant in Dublin, whose talent for amateur acting pleased the Earl of Carlisle, then Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, so much that he gave him a cadetship in the Royal Irish Constabulary. To his own politic behaviour, aided by a lucky marriage, he owes his subsequent promotion.
SviiNEV, Nor. 15. All the western districts are suffering, terribly from the drought. Bush fires are raging in every direction. Goulburn is threatened with a water famine.
Melbourne, Nov. 15. Mrs Doyle, who murdered her two children and thed cut her own throat, is not dead, and is likely to recover. An Intercolonial Free Trade Conference, organised by the Chamber of Manufactures, has been opened here.
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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 317, 17 November 1888, Page 6
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127LATE CABLES. Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 317, 17 November 1888, Page 6
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