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Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1105, 15 November 1882, Page 2

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♦ (per reuter's agency.) Received November 14 1.15 a.m. Melbourne 13. Obituary. — Mr Thoneman, of Lange and Thoneman. Received November 14th, 1.30. p.m. The following team have been selected to play for Victoria in the match against the English teatn on '■ riday next and succeeding days : — W. Bruce, F. Baker, W. H. ooper, J. l-'dwards, T. W. Groube, I-'. J. D. ' Kelly, l\ M'Shane, J. Swift, ". -cott, ' E. Turner and Logan, i mergency ] man, J. Rosser. 1 L ndon 13. It has been ascertained that the would-be assasin of Judge Lawson is Delany. He is a convict on ticket-of- ] leave, and well known to the police, i and the latter are sanguine that some 1 valuable information will be obtained from prisoner. * The debate on the Premier's pro- \ posed new rules for the reform of s procedure will be continued to-day. <= > umerous amendments have already i been proposed to the second rule, and * a lengthy discussion is expected to re- . suit, \ In the House of Commons to-day in s roply to question £ir Charles J ilke t

stated that the Government were giving all necessary attention to the questions now affecting Madagascar, owing to the importance of i nglish , interests in that island. j The death is announced to-day of Heo. Rouse (Arthur Sketchley). Received 1 p.m. Cai.ol3. It has transpired thafc contrary to tho understanding which was arrived at last month, the commission of inquiry appointed to conduct the prosecution of Arabi no\v declines tv allow the. latter counsel the right of crossexamining witnesses who gave evidence for the prosecution. Cairo 13. i ord Duflerin is urging the Egyptian Government to expedite the trial of Arabi and otfter rebel officers.