CABLEGRAMS

Inangahua Times, Volume II, 18 April 1881, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS

REUTER'S CABLEGRAMS. | [fbou oub own correspondent.] I . . ■ mmmm - [ " Losdon, Apr il 14. i Lord Beaconsfield has experienced | a dec : ded symptom pf recovery, and is hourly gaining strength. A conference ' Qerant Righter ' has passed a resolution approving of the provisions of the Irish Land Bill now before Parliainenr, The death is announced of the Rev. William Morley Funshon, a prominent ; "Wesleyan m njster, aged 57. Athens, April 13. The Greek Government has intimated to the Powers its appeptance of i the Porte's proposal for the extension of the Greek frontier, upon condition that peaceful surrender of the territory to be ceded by Turkey is guaranteed. The Government at the same time appeals to the Powers to protect the Greeks, wjjo remain under the Ottor man rale in Epirus and other Turkish towns bordering on Greece. Melboubne. April 14. R. C. Bagot secretary pf the Victorian Racing Club, died to-day. The Board appointed to distribute | the Kelly reward fund has made its award. Superintendent Hare receives the highest reward, £800. fcTJDNEY, April H. A deputation of Italian residents of this city waited upon the Premier, Sir Henry Parkes, to-day, and presented him with a letter expressing in grateful < terms their appreciation of the generous action of the New South Wales Government In affording assistance and shelter to their country men. the Be Bay immigrants.