CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 68, 25 November 1890, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

_; » By Electric Telegraph.— Copyright (I-HH UNITKD PHKSB A'InOG! ATION.) London. tVovember 22. The Parliamentary Committee of the Trades Congress support the eight hours system for miners only, as they fear that the Bill providing for eight hours generally would destroy the Labour Unions. Mr,T. Burt, M.P. one of the Committee, insists that the adoption of eight hours, even for miners, will render half the miners in the North idle. In the ritualistic charge preferred against the Bishop of Lincoln, the Archbishop of Canterbury has decided that the Bishop committed no- illegal act iin mixing water with the sacramental wine used in the Holy Communion, and the rinsing the paten and chalice and drinking the ablution^, or by adopting the eastward position at the anti-communion office, but he condemned the action of the Bishop in standing in such a position during the prayer of consecration as to hide the manual, acts, and also of making the sign of the cross over the people pronouncing the benediction. No- costs were allowed. ' ; The press infer that tft* decision is generally in favour of the ritualists. Nbw Yobk, November 22. The New York branch of the Irish National 'Land League demand that the accounts be produced, showing how the sum of two million pounds, remitted >.o Ireland from America since 1886, has been disposed / of. The League aluo denounces the present missiou of Messrs Dillon and O'Brien. '