MR CHAMRERLAIN.
By telegraph, P«i» Ass’n, CoJtyrigh Loudon, July 9.
All the newspapers contain congratulatory notices regarding Mr Chamberlain's birthday, aud speak eulogistic-ally of bis services. Generous tributes have been received from Liberals. Thousands of telegrams and letters, including many from Royalties, have conic to hand. Riocived 9,52 p.m , July 10.
Monday’s Birmingham demonstrations chi fly recognised Mr Chamberlain's strenuous Parliamentary aoiivity, and devotion to national at d Imperial ideas. Ho was tho r oipiont c a great numoer of oongrutul* cry mee ago-, including one from tho Queen ; al o telegrams from the Colonies. Hundreds from the London Stock Exchanges wo:o sent, Mr Cbambcrluin gave an address at Bingley Hall in tba evening to an onthusiastie crowd of 10 000 peop'e, Mr Chamberlain received over <OO addresses of congratulation. Ho delivered a vigorous speech, roviewmg his political life, vindicating his altitude towards the great problems of rooeDt politics, and insuring that the strengthening of the bonds of union of Empire was tee highest nbj-o« of -tatesmananip. He was confident tba< the reforms he advooawd would be achieved. Personally he was satisfied with the way thiDgs wore moving,
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1805, 11 July 1906, Page 2
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188MR CHAMRERLAIN. Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1805, 11 July 1906, Page 2
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