FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2486, 16 June 1888, Page 2

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

I By Electuic Telegiuph.—Copyright.) Londox, June 13. In the House of Commons, Mr L. J. Jennings, M.P. for Stockport, moved that a re-organisation of the Admiralty was necessary. Lord (x. F. Hamilton's amendment, suggesting the employment of the redundant officials in other branches, was negatived. The motion was carried by a majority of thirteen. . June 14. At a banquet tendered to Mr Parnell, the members of the party claimed that they had the entire support and sympathy of Australia and America. In the House of Commons, Mr Bichie' said the Government, in view of the state of public business and strenuous opposition, has decided to withdraw the licensing clauses from the Local Government Bill. Many members of the Conservative party are protesting aganst the action of the Government in withdrawing tho licensing clauses of the Bill. The meat by the steamer Taiuui is irregular in condition, and is realising 4£d perlb. The Australians commenced a match against Middlesex at Lords, today. Middlesex went in first, and have lost eight wickets for 58 runs. Soma, June 14. M. Stambouloff, the Premier, lias resigned, owing to disunion in the Cabinet. Prince Ferdinand is not disposed to accept the resignation of the Premier.