AGE SPECIALS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1275, 11 January 1883, Page 2

AGE SPECIALS.

: LONDON, : ;..:; -- • :! ;:, DflMmtyr.2?, .. The envoyg of th'eQuecu.pfMadagaicai', ire still in England,:ind ; a»/at'.prpaent, visiting the prinoipal provincial centres, where they have ken enthusiastically received, numerous entertainments having. Seen Riven in their honor. 'The popular impression is tbat.f thbj; Malagaey people are being ; French Governments \'. :^: - l-vf ■•■!-,' v|j!!). The Irish farmed in many distvicte ave endeavoring to put.a; slop ito.theipiioticc of hunting over; their ■, .•holdingßcv, 'At Fethard, in Tipperaryjiduring a run.pith the';houpds the huntamen> was 1 assaulted' and severely injured ■■» by J ''Aif* 'etiraged'' mo b. ; -::i:(.-.|hU>»<^..-7

■.-•"' ! ;'''!'-T)eoeihber'2B;''' "One of the experienced in Scotland occurred yesterday, accompanied by a. heavy gale, along the:coast, :, ..' . :>..•'.■.•,-,; ; .. ...,,

The proprietors of the Dublin Free-, man's Journal are about to.be 'arrested for contempt oi flourt, for having 'published tome violent article) commenting upon the course of procedure in tho IriahOoiirt of Appeal, •-■,..•.• \.[ ■■: , ;r; .'.^.-;,. > , ; '■..'; " Three supposed American Fenians have boen arrested at: Limeriok,,; On : being searched they were found to be armed to the teeth. /"■'.■.[ .'!'! : ;;:!:'S:: : ■•• ■.;.

Great discontent prevails amongst l the' native popalatioti' of India,, "find an Agrarian agitation on ah extensive scale is considered to' be imminent throughout the empire. --,- :.;■''!"•!•;:; -v....','^', of the .commercial treaties --it. present existing between Turkey anil other powers being about to expire; the, Porte, has ' decided not to renew'any,of them withoutsubstantial , ..'..., . v ;r ;,;'• ',.\?ahuary.2n3.',"' : : •■ Her Majesty: tho' Queen to. allow the Duko pf;Gonnanght;to'accept aj military oomman'dlnlndia..,,;:;.;-,:" •].',,• ■'., An agitation ; in'favor,.of.aNational.ln-i dopende.noe has sprung up in.th.e Turkish: Pasharjik of Bzfo.ujh; Four, hundred of the principal abettors of the movement•have been arMedJbfiordeVofith'e Porte. ~ ... ~ . , , , -,...,.;,, ~| !}r, (.-, K j, T . -■ . „ 7 . ■■,.;,. I>■,.«;-. .-ITU) liliT- ' A Costume Society ji projected, which shall take cogniiin'w.of eoitums all.ths world oyer, and,-In-ill igei'.indiolfclirastances. One of itsobjeotsirthe estib. ltshraent of» permanent muieiim orexhibition, to the examples or; illastritlons of which all questions of coitume.-may be" confidently, referred and ' authoritatiTely leUled^vr-.,^.^-;-^;::—J A large .number of.arte^iftn 0 -fejls, have'been sunk along/-thei northern l border of of Sifafa"bf.'tls French,-who work of redeeming %-; .waste of sand. [tlie Province of Consta»iin£; tyojd -'.the;, work in advancing to theinteripftPne of the curious ri6ti<»^is::tlio;ss hasdjrecteathe v^w( ork, avers;.thaFhe [once boiled fcnd~ate 'fcetj ; anfrifrat, i|i wWof an exceUei^l^oni-;;- '['■■; : ;?v;^ : ': r^i