London, 15th July.
Mr. Goschen, speaking at a meeting, rejoiced at the prospect of the normal proroguing of Parliament and of there being no Autunin Session, THE CONDITION OF CRETE, 16th July.
The Times announces that it is probable that the British, German, and Austrian fleets will blockade Crete.
17th July.
The report of an intended blockade of Crete is unfounded.
MR. PARNELL AND THE COMMISSION, Mr. Parnell has instructed Sir Charles Russell and the rest of the Irish Counsel to withdraw from the case. Sir James Hannen said that Mr, Parnell remai subject to the ji lotion of the Commi sion.—Singapore Pape Reapixes ror THe WEEK.
(Thermometers in the open air in a shaded situation in the English Settlement.) 1889,
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