LATE CABLE NEWS. [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.]

Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2223, 7 October 1886, Page 2

LATE CABLE NEWS. [REUTERS TELEGRAMS. ]

London, Octobei .">. AIR C.LADsroxR, in leceivmga- deputation from Cork, offering him the freedom of that city, declared th.it he continued m public life in order to settle the question of Home Rule for Ireland. That c.m^e, he aveired, would ultimately tiiumph. He hoped that tin-, would come to pa-,-, xhoitly Mr A. Hay, M L.C. of South Austi.ilu, has ordered an histoncal pictvuo fioni Su J. Noel Paton, K.A. The Sportsman's gold medal has been presented to Beach. A cf.mj? of raiders «.hot two daucrhtuN of a_ fanner in County Coik foi ichi-,i.i^ to give them aim-, which were in the faiinhouse. Mr Norton, in his letter to the I'i'nce of Wales, ask-i him to evil tvs ri , vue towards discouraging emi^iutu-.i „ t,l ie culouies. He alsu com<4 k u-o 'J^ k the

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Cu.cuTrA, October 4. A force of l"}, 000 troop*, whicli is bein^ rlrvsp.itche I to Burm.ih to quell the rebellion, has .tt.uted fot Rinpum. M \dkii), (October 5. The military who were arrested for hayMiX rii-en in revolt in f.ivnur of a Republic ha\ c been sentenced to death. The Cabinet, however, ha\e advised the Queen to pardon them.

San Fiu.vcisco, October 2. The Union Company-, Alameda, from Auckland on the 14th September, arrived yesterday at 8 a.m.