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Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1624, 30 November 1882, Page 2

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J [R^ivdd November dSth, 10 P"»-M| Ddif&fef James Lilly white. Conservatives again Victorious. London, November 26. OnmjAKY : James LUly-yi'liUe, tlip wellkaolviD crick eter.rf \ / $

I I v-f-V , ftf t [Recehcd No\cmber 21)t1i, 1.25 p.m.] London, November 27. In the election which has taken place for the vacancy for the repre&entation .of Cambridge iv, the,. *Hpilsi , Of.Cqiri■M4 t(ib« Kighfl tlol m ibJ KaikU, Conservative, has been returned by a .large „maj ority.. o v;er ,the . date.

', [Received November 29, 1 p.m.] ,- 29. _ quoted at ' 1 02^-47 VilvaJice' "of id. Tliers are no otliei*-* changes to report iv colonial securities or produce.

[Received November 2i)tli, 3 p.m.] Prorogation of Parliament.— Cost of Egyptian Campaign.— Accident to Gambetta. .' 1M ! Loxuok, i>ovember 28. Parliament will, on Friday next, be prorogued until February, IjSS3. In the)Hoj[ise,.of Oommoiis\ las,t'. night Mr Gladstone introduced' thoj supplementary estimates of expenditure in Egypt up to October last, amounting to ,£4, 060,000. |The . Premipr that all the cost* arising' from the British occupation 'after 1 October will lie borne by Egypt. The total cost of the Egyptian campaign to England and India will amount to four and. a half millions sterhug. ' '.* *<•< >i ,< / n l\uuh, November 2Sth. M. (Jambetta met with a serious accident yesterday. While handling a revolver the charge went oil', and the shot entered the arm, and ploughed some distance tluough, inflicting a bad wound. Gambetta now lies in a very feverish state. , • , , l . , }

[Received November 1'), 2.20 p.m.] France and England. — Another Outrage in Dublin.— The Cloture. —Wool Sales. 1 - Floods' in Prussia. Lonuox, No\ ember 27. A litptuve has ariscu in the negotiation!) >\hioh weic proceeding between France and England on the subject oi Madagascar. Envoys from the lattoi country, who recently went to France, have now^iTirelVJn |London. / • # ' , ' News is to hand from' Dublin of a serious outrage committed there to-day. A man who had just alighted from a cat deliberately stabbed a juror in the case of Hynes, who is now under trial. The juryihan lies in a moribund, state. A bailiff, who was a witness of the outrage, made an attempt to seize the assassin. The latter, howjever, csoapefl' in the car from which he had alighted, but only after ft struggle iu'whicli he' was seserely stabbed by the bailifi". In consequence of the recent outrages; the foi;ce of -police in Dublin is being augmented, and all constables aie now aimed with lcvolvers. In the House of Commons to day, the 13th of Mr Gladstone's resolutions, viz., that regarding standing committees) on law and courts of justice, trade, etc., was adopted after further debate. At the wool sales to-day, 5)000 bales were offered. Theic was only a small attendance ot buyei'S, and the tone of the auction was quiet. J3ekjj>', November 27.,,' Owing to the continued heavy I'aiu. 1 -ind Prussia, the Rhine has its; banks, and floods have been caused. AIT traffic on the liver is at present stopped. • [N.B.— The above telegram , has been, delayed in transmission between Austialia and New Zealand.]