CALOGRAMS.
[Special to Pbess Association.]
London, November 1.
Lord Dufferin has explained-lhat his visib to Cairo is entirely owing to the state of health of Sir E. B. Malet, Consul" General in Egypt. Mr Gladstone has declared in the House that the adoption of Mr Gibson's amendment on the clpture resolutions would beworse than leaving things as they are without any cloture. The Clyde shipbuilders' strike has been renewed. Tbere is a strong revival of Nihilist activity in Eussia. ~ The Daily News says that England has proposed to the Khedive to appoint a controller. The American Tariff Commission recommends that no change should be made in the duty on foreign wool. ■
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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4319, 3 November 1882, Page 2
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