Diary of the Week.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVI, Issue 30, 16 November 1888, Page 13

Diary of th e Week.

Wednesday, 7ch. Bebsion of Imperial Parliament resumed yesterday. — Lord Kinnear pronounces that Parnell's Scold a3tion may proceed. — Darling, CodRertauve, el cted unopposed for Edinburgh University — Conspiracy for IJol J o ish ribing discovered. Thursday, Btb. Mrs. Gladstone presented at Birmingham with addes9 by 20.000 womeD.-Blake, coercion Governor of Queensland, knighted.—Bngland, Germany, and France establish gun-bua's at] Mozambique and Suakim for buppn ssion of slavery. — 700 people drowned by sinking of Indian ferry boat. Fcidat, 9th. Ollivier aanounces himself as candidate for Lincoln rice O'Callaghan retired.— University Miseion, Central Africa, protestß against anti-slavery crusade as endangering i s prospects aud lives of natives. Saturday, 10th. Bruce's oatmeal mill, Tiraaru, bought at sale by mortgagee* lees than two-thirds of claim. — ltiO persons killed by coal mined c»" ' sion at Piitsbargb, U.H.— GUdstoae receives ovation in Black s ju u»/ ' — Chinese Government incensed at action of Außtxalta; wdliisiit) l same privileges a 9 other nations. Monday, 12ih. Floods reported from northern districts. — School Inspector Hill discovers moa fea hers in pleiocene deposits, Gieborne. — (Shearers at Koroit siation, Victoria, assault proprietor and overseer, and drive off non-unionists. Tuesday. 18th. Strike oi coal miners at Westport Ngakawau mine?. — Republican demonstration in Madrid.