THE DEPORTATION OF RECIDIVISTES.
. THE CARDIFF RIOTS. BRUTAL CONDUCT OF TUB POLICE. LOCAL GOVKRNMIOJT FOR IRRLAN I). (-SPECIAL TO UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.) London, July 8. Lord Rosobery wiU question M. Waddington regarding tiio resunip* tiou of the deportation of liecidivistes. His Lordsliip also considers that the reason assigned by Franco for the continued occupation of the New Hebrides is insufficient, and therefore men-of-war have been directed to remain at the Islands until they are evacuated. July 9. Sir Cuuliffe Owen expresses a doubt whether the Prince cf Wales will accept the presidency of the Jubilee Exhibition. At the riots m Cardiff the police behaved m a most brutal naauner, and m consequence 150 persons were hurt. The French Government have resumed their contract with tiie Messageries -Maritime Steamship Compauy. The Paris Piess are much iv censed at Lord Rosebery's inquiring the date on which the French troops will evacuate the New Hebrides. The Marquis of Harfciugton has expressed an opinion that it is necessary to allow Ireland a more extensive scheme of local government than England.
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Marlborough Express, Volume XXII, Issue 162, 12 July 1886, Page 2
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176THE DEPORTATION OF RECIDIVISTES. Marlborough Express, Volume XXII, Issue 162, 12 July 1886, Page 2
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