CABLEGRAMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1312, 24 February 1883, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

by eleotrio tbleoraph—oopyrioht .'■'., ; Reuter'b Telegrams. ' THE ADDRESS IN REPLY; r : LONDON, ; ; \ .:,..„'•-:,.:1u Februaiy:f23. Received February* aim.— In. the House of •'ComnionßUasi.night the' debate'bhHhe Address in Reply to r the Speech from the Throne, was con-' • tinued.. In the course of a speech; Mr .v j f orstef declared; tbab Mr Parnell was responsible for the outrages in Ireland,. and that his friends had ifrirnasM his true character. •Mr Parnell will speak in reply to the charges when ( the House •meets to-morrow; ? I>uLing;-,tJie debate, Sir Stafford Northcote, the leader of the Opposition in the House; of Commons, announced that .He ! would shortly challerge the Government policy. ; ..., ; ,:;;,.„.;, r - j . ; . ' Sir Anthony Mus'grave, Governor of. Jamaica, has been offered the governdrship of Queensland; ; ■■ ; ' '•'■' MR REDMOND,^-/ v ■ ■.■■ "■'.'i-/>V; ■'- -A*- .;■.!'<.'-■!i i ' , '" ;; ;i ■•' Australia and New Zealand are in luck (says the Home News). They are about to be visited by a Member of Parliament who has. gained notoriety in the House of Commons as 5 a prominent person to the Home Rule Party- This is Mr Redmond who ,left Dublin last week in tfhe -sfeamer, Indus for the 'Australian,.district. Mr Redmond is sei't but by the Irish National League as a delegate to the Irish communities in the Antipodes, -He-is to visit New Zealand also, arid will return to Ireland via California and the United --States. Mr RedniondVmission js. likely^T s benefit himself as party.} <He 1 will no doubV be entertained liberally ; by his colonial compatriots, who willcheer his Utterances, to the .?cho. ; He ' has a considerable gift of speech/' The' | only thing agaiusthim is. his youthfuli ness of his 'appearance.' To see'him issuing from his own private residence in that/part of South Belgravia, better known as Plimlico, late in the forenoon, afterthesittingattheHouseiprotraoted probably, by his own irreconcilable tactics, witlv Ms hat cocked jauntily on one side, his tight-fitting, long brown . Newmarket coat, and a lengthened cigar in his mouth, one would take him for a rather juvernile sporting man than a representeei memberof theHomi Rule Party.' He never looked l more light-hearted than, after, h»; had been e lectured by the Speaker or suspended,' a and no doubt this cheerfulness of disf. e position will aid him much with; tte; ,i audiences he is intended to charm,. ■■ .v •■'