ENGLAND.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 9268, 30 April 1892, Page 2

ENGLAND.

Lohdw, April 27.- .--v At the inquest on the bodies of those' killed in the rash made from Hampetead ' to the railway station daring the enow atom whloh came on suddenly while the military manoeuvres were proceeding, a' verdiot of accidental death was returned, bnt the jury added a rider condemning; the condition of the station. The news that the Sooth Australian - Treasury bills have been locally tub. soribed was received in the City with' niuoh gratification. . , ... ,'; ;,,,,.., Nleholls, the editor, and Mowbrayr publisher, of the Commonvnalth, have been committed for trial on a charge of publishing a seditious article inciting the Anarchists to kill the Home. Secretary and Mr Justioe Hawkins. Fire thousand builders in Cardiff are* striking for a bljher rate ol wages. : - At the Mlnere' National Union Mr T, t Bart, M.P., who; presided, endorsed tbv 's " provMoM q| th» £jgbi Boon BlU*

In the House of Commons, Sir Charles Rnssell has introduced a Mil makiup provision for imposing a fine or inflicting imprisonment on any employer who shill be found guilty of preventing or pnnish ing a witness who may give evidence before a Parliamentary Committee. The Timti, referring to Canada's offer for a preferential tariff, considers it would be mere pedantry to apply fiscal rules arbitrarily. A dose and permanent commercial alliance would secure a vast reserve of political strength, besides obtaining large and rapidly-growing markets, which alone are worth some sacrifice. The Globe supports Canada's offer of a reciprocal tariff, and nrges that ib sbonld be extended to Australia.