BRITISH POLITICS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, 6 March 1894, Page 2

BRITISH POLITICS.

Changes in tfo Cabinei:

London, March 4. ■The Earl ! 'of Bosebery will bare audience with Her Majesty tomorrow, The Observor flays .that Lordfioue,bery was very reluctant to aecapWhV office of Prime Minister,-but yiereij to the almost universal desire of th? LibeialParty in ord6r to avert a grave crisis. ' 1

Mr Gladstone baa decided to go to gj • It is rumoured tb'at Mr John Mo'r-' l e y» Ohitf Secretary for Ireland, mil succeed Lord Kimberley. ae Seoretary ior India, and that Mr.Ma.-joribinks, will be included in v Mr Gladstone alaofesigns the'office 1 of Lord-Privy the - - tain bis Feat:in 5 thS 'Ht^et^member: election, 1 ' beveral ofh'.s late v? and: the Bcene.was'; a jttojt^fteoiin^li one. _ l - - -v - «*~j 'Hie

■»- -* bA wW<i hmrg«ot« at Sar < n<H, k>ili»# 400 and capluriog munition* otjK**» - ' Tm Pop« attributes the present troabfa among tba nations tu the Matoulc bodios and oihor uocieUes e@¥cup;i»g the people. The sodden; on bo;i?d the German _ *nfrm At Kiel, rosulting in tho death af 41 of lb* orsw,- was catwed by » Mgtin w(tt? r«lve, which exploded vHb fcartal eflfoot. Signer taxation propduU, which are at proMtti befcre Farliamonb, demand that i&e Gaveraweni shall have absolute |»Wors. !Fhe proposals fire bitterly Ofjnttd, ,ud » dissolution Is immiMMt. The Adelaide it agister publishes a Jatfc&r ir&& " New Australia," the mitt* o£ which i&ys :—" There is no fciayiog that tkera are two distinct ptrta in tb« Kttlement, and the ibsimg ia growing more bitter every 4»y; tfa what you can to dissuade stjOßa from following our very mis- " %aH3&& footsteps."