NEWS OF THE WORLD.
» BRITISH AND JFOREIGN TEL 3 GRAMS! CABLE kIffiSSAGSS. [PROBI RSUTEK AND OTJiER SOORORS] . DEFENCE OF THIS COLONIES. London, November 11. At the Lord Mayor's banquet, Lord George Hamilton said the naval agreement come to at the Impsrial Conference between the British and Colonial Governments contained germs of cooperation capable of indefinite expansion. SUEZ CANAL. Lord Salisbury said he was not inolined to attach extreme importance to the conditions ,of the conventions arranged between England aad Prance with reference to the Suez Canal and the New Hebrides. DEATH OF A CRICKETER. Obituary : Mr. F. M. Lucas, an amateur cricketer, from cholera, in India. INCITING A REBELLION. The Pall Mall Gazette is inciting the populace to hold a meeting in Trafalgar square on Sunday ia defiance of the proclamation issued by Sir Charles Warren, Chief Commissioner of Police. BAPTIST UNION. Several important ministers, imitating Mr. Spurgeon, have withdrawn from the Baptist Union. IMPERIAL INSTITUTE. The amount raised for the Imperial Institute is reported to be £459,000. FUNERAL OF DOMETT. The remains of the late Mr. A. I Domett, 0.M.G., will be buried in Kensal Green Cemetery. The funeral will be quite private. MOONLIGHTERS AGAIN. Moonlighters in Clare threaten to kill all tenants paying rent until O'Brien is released. CROWN PRINCE' 3 ILLNESF. - Berlin, November 10. The Continental Bourses are disturbed, owing to the Crown Prince's illness. The reports concerning the health of the Crown Prince of Germany are conflicting. CANCER IN CROWN PRINCE'S THROAT. Berlin, November 12. Au official bulletin published to-day concerning the health of His Highness the Crown Prince states that there is no longer any doubt but that the affection of the throat is of cancerous growth. The physicians in attendance upon His Highness are divided in opinion as to the advisability of having recourse to tracheotomy or the application of some less radical operation.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8020, 14 November 1887, Page 2
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310NEWS OF THE WORLD. Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8020, 14 November 1887, Page 2
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