BRITISH FOREIGN.

South Canterbury Times, Issue 2954, 13 September 1882, Page 2

BRITISH FOREIGN.

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ObituaryLondon, Sept. 10. The death is announced to day of the Right Hon. Sir G. Grey, Bart., G. 0.8., aged 83. r., (Pee Cable to Peess Association.) Aoe " Specud.. ’ Armistice- ; London, Sept. 9, i The>Tnrko-Grecian armistice has beetr arranged. The Greek claim is being, adhered to. , . " Sept. 11,4.5 a.m. Germany has advised a peaceful settlement of the Turko-Grecisn difficnlty. Cholera‘in ManillaThe cholera, which has been raging so dreadfully at Manilla, now shows signs of abatement. , Famine in IcelandThe population of Iceland is being, actually decimated ■by famine and-; measles. The distress is dreadful. Review at BreslauA number of French officers have' arrived at Breslau for the purpose of watching the grand review of troops about to be held there by the Emperor.. Disturbance at Kir win--150 insurgents and 50 French soldierswere killed in the recent disturbance atKirwnu, in 'l’unis. '

Another Midlothian Tour. j Mr Gladstone will address his Midlothian constituents in December next. (“Argus” Special.) National College of Music* London, Sept. 10, 8 p.m. One hundred thousand pounds has already been subscribed in response to the appeal of the Prince of Wales for the establishment of a National College of Music. Wreck of an African Steamer- . The African Steamship Company’s s s Ethiopia has been totally wrecked on the coast of Loango, Lower Guinea. The crew were saved. , A New Zealand Claimant. A son of Mrs Lovogrove, of New Zealand, has laid claim to the Derwentwater Estate.