LONDON.
November 3. At tho Anhvorp wool sales 8000 bales of AuHtrnliau wool wero Hold, the prices averaging about a. halfpenny nbovo London classings. There, is at present a very severe tension between the Liberals mid Radicals, but it is expect id that the coming Midlothian speeches of Mr Gladstone will tend to smooth away tho differences between the two parties. Even in tho event of King Theebaw submitting , to the ultimatum sent to him by Mr Charles E. Bernard, Chief Commissioner of British Burrniih, his territory will be placed under tho protection of Great Britain. 11l consequence of the serious state of affairs, British Residents tiro leaving Mandnlay, the capital of the Burmese Empire. November 1. A colonial consignment company is being formed with a capital of £50,000. Earl Grey, Lord Selbonie, tho Duko of Westminster, the Duke of Argyle, and others are promoting a movement for the defence of the Church. King Alfonso of Spain is seriously ill with fever.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4454, 6 November 1885, Page 3
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