TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
[pan TRUSS AGKXC-V.] $ THE .SPEAKERSHIP. Y\"ELLixr:TON, Wedneday. The "Times " says that Mr. Fitzherljerfc, after consulting lib political friends, has signified his willingness to accept the position of Speaker, and Lb souse that it has been offered in a maimer is alike honorable to himself and the Government. FOREIGN IMMIGRATION. The Agent-General reports, in his despatches received yesterday, that no further emigrants from the Continent will lie despatched, excepting some few cases where it is necessary to fulfil existing engagements.
Nelson, Wednesday. CASE 'AGAINST MILLAII, F.S.A. In tho Supremo Court yesterday, the ease of Millar, late Provincial Engineer, charged with obtaining money under false pretences, lasted all day, and until nine at niglit, when the Jury, after a very few minutes' consideration, returned a verdict of "2fot Guilty."
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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 10, 3 May 1876, Page 2
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