BRITISH AND FOREIGN NEWS.
("Argus" Special to Press Association.) London, July Ist. A grand naval tournament has been held at Bantry by the fifteen ironclads under the command of Admiral Seymour T. B. Hoinby which were despatched to the coast, of Ireland for the purpose of carrying put an elaborate system of naval manoeuvres. The tournament was a splendid spectacle. Edward Hanlan, the sculler, was nearly drowned at Toronto while out rowing. The Diet of the Duchy of Brunswick has rejected the claims of the Duke of Cumberland to the dukedom. Lord Carnarvqn has been sworn in r.s a member of the Ministry. ' : Russia is actively engaged in Completing the. railway between KizLl-Arvat and Mervi '"' <•'<'' 4 * : " " ' Germany and other Powers have restrained M. deFreycinet, French Minister of Foreign Affairs, frorn^ pressing, the Marquiß of Salisbury at present regarding Egyptian affairs.
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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1159, 4 July 1885, Page 3
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140BRITISH AND FOREIGN NEWS. Tuapeka Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1159, 4 July 1885, Page 3
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