CABLEGRAMS

Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 24 November 1880, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS

UECJTEIt'S CABLEGItLMS.

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Lohdou, November 20.

The final contest took- place to-day, both banks of the Thames bein<» crowded with spectators, and w»s won by Laycock, beating Wallace lloss, 2 ; Hosmer, 3; nni Smith, 4. Liycoelt lias now challenged Hanlan for the Championship of llie WorlJ. Korpoilter 21. The Araby Maid is .b.idiy strained, and it is expected Ihftfc mO3t of her cargo will be saved, but the exb-nt of salvage wiil depend on the weather. November 22. Owing to the ioflueucG of the R!ght Hon. Mr Gladstone, the Cabinet is again reunited, and therefore ifc is not expected that this winter's gession of Parliament; will be held. Five arrests have been made at Loughrtn in Ireland for an attempt at reinstating an evicted tenant. Obituary : FieM-Marshall Sir Charles Yoi-ke, constable of the Tower of London. The Riqhfc Hon. AJoXander Cockburn, Lord -Chief Justice of-Kug-tand. Mrlbotjese, November 23The death is announced to-day of Sir Xttdmond Bari-y, one of the puisne jndg»ja of Victoria. Aged, 62 .ye'ara. Toe deceased had eqSered for gome time from carbuncles, which was the cause of death. B&T.-BiNii, November 22. The Bbip Noraemin has been wrecked. She is covered by insurance in the National Insurance Company of New Zealaud and South British for £000 each. November 23. News .baa been received that the i captain and crew of the Annie ! Brooks were murdered in September lait by the natives of Newstone Island, md that a party of French naturalists were a!*o massacred last month by Natives of Morelv Island.