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Mataura Ensign, Volume 7, Issue 368, 24 June 1884, Page 2

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:■«■■..■.■..•' : ■^. | . . . - „,■,;; - BeUTEb'S TbIEGRAMS — OOPTRIGB T. '■' ' ' • (Received Jvine 23, 11.36 ft.nh)" ■' London, June 21. The HQtißevOJE:Lordß. to'<day had under disci&sion a motion by the Earl of Rosobferry to the appointment of a committee t« consssr the.best means to; promote the efficiency o&he Hpuse of .Lords. An amendment mlyed'by Eari Giamalle, Foreign Becre.ta^,favoring.tUe creation of life peerages, waa after a long debate negatived, and the diswsaion on the original motion . stands ■adjurned. ' I I; Bomb, June 21. consequence of the fears of dyaamite ourages on the Tatican buildings being al|>ut attempted, stringent precautions have ben taken to fnstrate any plot. : ' ; * The Hagub, June 21. . . laeFrmce of Orange, heir apparent to the BTetierland Throne, died to-day aged 32.! • ; ,' CRooQived Juna 33; l.ijo p;m.) , ' .i /',; V, Mbeboubne, June 23/ ' I ,ti^ w>i^w > ,'^rp^aaa^.j[g^ ; aQw; i iti : M^lboidrnef ) and offers to carry .out the. project on behalf of the Australian .Governments. He '• had an -interview -with 1 Mr ' Service, but l the Premier declined to' accept the Gendral's proposal. . . |