BRITISH AND FOREIGN.
By Elected Telegraph—Copyright. [Eeuxbb’s Agency.] [Received May 14, 1883, 8 p.m.] Shipping- . London. May 13. The Merchant Shipping and Underwriters Association report the arrival of the ships Blitb, from Fort Chalmers (left Jannary 29th); Waitara, from Wellington (left February 17th); Coromandel. from Napier (left January 27th). Boycoting Jurymen. May 14. The whole of the Dublin tradesmen have received circulars warning them against having any dealings with ; jurors who have been engaged at the trials of prisoners who have been convicted of the murders of Lord- F. Cavendish und Mr Burke. Hanging a MurdererThe execution of Joseph Brady will, take place to-day. Strong precaution* have been taken by the police to prevent any disorder. Bradlangh Again* Mr Bradlangh has commenced a series of meetings id the provinces in favor of. his being permitted to take his seat in the House of Commons.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 3156, 15 May 1883, Page 2
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