SERIOUS DISTURBANCES IN LONDON.

Waikato Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 2386, 25 October 1887, Page 2

SERIOUS DISTURBANCES IN LONDON.

TKi.ro hams.] I.' .m i N. Oetol ;t •JJ. Tin; unemployed agitation is incrcadiig in tig-air. I •■■un:i--rr:ui"!is continue to lie held in H vile Park, at which inti immitory speeches are made, encounters with die police living numerous. Enormous meetings are to In- held on Sunday in Trafalgar Square and de- vi.-hiiiv of Westminister Ahh v. A torchlight procession is projeetid to ]-roceed to a meeting summoned at Hot herhnlie on .Monday. but Sir (Jhas. Warren, (,’onimissioner of the Metropolitan ,J o!iee. has i-sued an order prohibiting the procession. A jtrotest has be*-a made by the leaders of the unemployed against the proclamation of Sir Charles Warren, on the ground that it inIrinees the right of fIS-e speech. A la roe force of military have received instructions to le in readiness sh< mid their service,he required to enlorce order. ln;i>> A'-ociatjon] I/'Viion. ttctolwr iM. The unemployed in London hvited the bakers' shops in Piccadilly. !jut were dispersed by police before any further mischief was done. THE LATEST. j KKCTCIIV I Kl.:.*- li-lMsf. Ki-cc*iv-d Uct'il-.-r Jl:h. 5 :>u p.in. I-oSM.n, October Earth'r tinemihovcd demonstrafions took place to-day. but the proceedings passed oil in an orderly manner.