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the hew premier. a SUFFRAGIST’S VIEWS. I’ll ESS 0 DSEII V ATIONS. United Press Association—Copyright LONDON, April G. Airs, Pankhurst, the sulfriigist leader, at a mass mooting at Lancaster, declared that Mr. Asquith’s Premiership meant for the sulfragists a fight to the bitter end. They must nerve themselves for the fray. Tho Standard contrasts Sir .11. Campbell-If a nnennan and Mr. Asquith’s sympathies and mothods, and concludes: “It is necessary for Mr. Asquith to rely on the centre, not on .tho left.” Tho Telegraph says: “Tho country expects Mr. Asquith to show greater firmness, yield less to tho extremo Radicals than Sir H. Campbell-Bannor-man, and bring tho Irish policy more in accord witn the elementary principles of good Government.”
SIR H.CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN’S RETIREMENT.
ADJOURNMENT OF PARLIAMENT
United Press Association—Couyright (Received April 7, 9.53 p.m.) LONDON, April 7. During tho last few days Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman's health was no worse. Ho takes an interest in current events. Parliament has adjourned to tho 14th.. Lords ltipon and Lansdownc, Mr. Asquith, Mr. Balfour, and Mr. Redmond paid warm tributes to Sir Hon-; rv’s charaotor and services. * His retirement has evoked many public expressions of sympathy, including a unanimous resolution by the Central Committee of tho Manchester Conservative Association ol profound regret that tho state of his health necessitated his resignation, and expressed the earnest hopo that lie may be long spared to enjoy in retirement tho respect and esteem in which ho is held by all political parties. Mr Asquith has started for Biarritz.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2160, 8 April 1908, Page 3
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