ENGLAND

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7525, 27 August 1886, Page 2

ENGLAND

(Received August 26J.2.15 p.niij .'- : • . . London, August 25; ■ '.. The debate on the address-ih : reply was ; resumed in tli'e House of Commons to-Hayl Mr Paniell proposed an amendment requiring the suspension of evictions in- * Ireland during tjio winter months.. In his speech ho warned the Government that its policy, would lead to. disorder, anci. - ultimately to the . necessity for .coercion in . . Ireland. Mr Gladstone criticised the policy of the, Government, which ho" " clwiwleyisttl aa dilatory and f ntilo'. Tbfe ■' ' > debate stands fuitlier adjourned;

A- party" of Colonial, and. Indian visitors are now in Edinburgh, where they hays been entertained af a public banquet. While making a tour of the city the visitors were frequently cheered by the people in the streets. . „ : ' ■ .Mr Gladstone left London this evening for the Continent enroiite to Bavaria.

/Received August 26, 10 p.m.)- '; The'cricket match, Australians v. Past % and Present Cambridge, was resumed and , concluded at Ley ton to-day. ' The visitors" • continued their first innings, which closed for 379. Giffen (caught) 119 and 1 Evans (not out) 74 were the principal scorers. The Englishmen,- who were thirty les3 than the Australians on the first innings, went to the wickets, and succeeded in placing 149 to their credit for the loss of' y 4 wickets. Time did -not permit tho inatcli being played out, and it was there- > fore drawn.