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POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT. ARRIVAL OF THE ENVOYS IN LONDON. ENGLAND AND TURKEY. London, July 17. The leaders of the Liberal party in b >th Houses of Parliament intend to challenge the policy of the Government. Earls Beaconsfield and Salisbury have arrived in Loudou. A very crowded and enthusiastic meeting was held at Sydenham to welcome them. The Berlin convention gives England the right to interfere in Turkish affairs far beyond that conferred by the treaties of 1856 and 1871. [SPECIAL TO PRESS AGENCY.] RECEPTION OF THE ENVOYS. DISMISSAL OF FOREIGN OFFICE WRITER. TURKEY'S LAST CHANCE. London. July 16 The reception of the Premier and Karl Salisbury at, Dover and Loudon was most enthusiastic. The Foreign Office writer, charged with stealing a copy of the agreement between Earl Salisbury and Count Sch uivhlou" has been discharged. A despatch from Karl S.tiis'.ury to the British representative at Constantinople states th \t tho Berlin Treaty is Turkey's last chance.
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Kumara Times, Issue 564, 18 July 1878, Page 2
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