Home Politics.

Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 24, 7 August 1886, Page 3

Home Politics.

:-n , . «-,'■ — ---, _..,.'. . V ' a (renter's rsLßSKkvuAr ;:■ v •;<: i . . .LondoN, 4iaKU«t-4; j Mr E. Gv OlaTke, -Q. 0., has feeen | appointed Solicitor- general, v: ;.-'. Mr Arthur B. Fbrwood- has been appointed-: Secretary to the Admiralty in the new Ministry. : - £ '" : ■::■■ . . . ... August 5. Lord Harris. ha& ; bieen appointed TFnder-Secretary, for. the War Offipe; A letter writteja. by Mr Gladstone liints that he .intends to seek repose in or beyond --this country and that henceforth, he -will .drop- :fiU?>«orrespondence. - .- .' .. '. i: 1 : * ' Mr Parnell addressed ..a*' mee ting' at Dublin last night. In tlie, course of his speech, he said ;. Mr v: ■ G-ladstone's,: Home Eulo Bill was the only measure that would be acceptable to the Irish people. He demanded that the rents of land in Ireland should be greatly reduced. It has transpired that at a meeting of tha supporters of Lord.Hartington held yesterday at Devonshire House, Piccadilly, Lori Hartington spoke, deprecating the hostility en the part of the Unionists towards Mr Gladstone and f»llower8. The Liberals, he added, would remaia united on all Suestions except the Irish question, [r Chamberlaia and other Union leaders emresaed approval of the remarkt of Lord Hartingten. Parliament -mat to-day for the election of a Speaker, when Arthur W. Peal was agnin choien to fill that office. ■'-■'~&: y: •.>•;••■