London.
Mr Gladstone, replying to the advocates of Scotch Disestablishment, said that caution was necessary, as the English opponents had shown a strong determination to resist any interference with the the Churches of Wales and Scotland.
Mr Morley, speaking at Newcastle, said the Government was determined to carry its measures of social reform and complete its programme. There was a strong bond of sympathy between the English and the Irish democracies.
""Mr L. Courtney will move the rejection of the Home Rule Bill on the motion for its third reading. Tallow is unaltered.
The English wheat market is weak and declining, the Continental depressed, and the American weak and decliding.
A shipment of hay, per Brittania realised £6 10s per ton.
The Chief Commissioners of Burmah advise the annexation of the Uhin Hills.
The Government has withdrawn the Scotch Church Suspensory Bill.
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Manawatu Herald, 31 August 1893, Page 2
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142London. Manawatu Herald, 31 August 1893, Page 2
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