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Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1778, 27 November 1883, Page 2

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London, November 23. Tub p >lice to-day effected the aire&t at V.m\h.vll of a (ierm in Socialist, named Wolf, who has been under police surveillance'for .some time, in consequence of suspicious movements on his p.nt. In hippos suasion when anested weie two infernal machine':., which \\q\q at once seized and <lesti<n od. Tlio prisoner is undeistood to have had in view the destruction of the (iwrnnin Embassy, m Oarlton - House Ton ace, K.W.j the official residence of Count AEuntei, the doiman Anibassadoi. Tiio h'lst poition of the caigo of mutton, ex steamship Doi\c, fioni New Zealand, was placed on the market this morning, and ieah&ed s|d per lb.

s|d per November 24. Theconsecration of Dr Barry, Bishop-elect of Bydney, has been announced to take place at Westminster Abbey on New Year's Day. His Lordship .sails for Australia in

February. Madrid, November 24. Prince Frederic William, the German Ciown Prince, arrived hero to-day on a vi.sit to King Alfonso. His Royal Highness mot with a cordial reception along the route to the

palace. London, November 23. A vacancy having occuned in the representation of Coik city, in the House of Commons, an election took place yesterday, and resulted in the return of Mr. Milner, Conservative, who defeated Mr Lockwood, the Liberal candidate, but only a narrow

by majority. Dlkuvn, Nafai., November 23. Intelligence is to hand from Zululand that cotnplete anarchy prevails in the noi them districts, owing to the disaffected state of the native tubes in that locality, and the frequent hostilities which occur between the various nval chieftains.