WELLINGTON.
Monday.
To-night a soiree in connected with the .Typographical Society; waslheld on? board the Border Chief, a Ldridbn ship. It was successful.
The Appeal Court sitting is drawing to a close. *
■ : Tormorrow night the City Council give Mr Mayor Moorhouse a" dinner. He is to make a speech.
Select iteni.—Glover the actor, known on the Thames and elsewhere and noted as a light-fingered gentleman, has nearly finished his last term of six months. He is expected to be out in time to dance a highland fling at the Caledonian sports.
The last of the new electoral rolls rendered necessary by the amended Representation Act passed last session will be completed in about a week, and the writs for the general election will issue almost immediately thereupon. Parliament, it may be remembered, is prorogued until the 2nd of December, H so that the proclamation dissolving it will in all "probability be issued:to-,day or tp-morrqw,: ,
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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2155, 30 November 1875, Page 2
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154WELLINGTON. Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2155, 30 November 1875, Page 2
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