BRITISH POLITICS.
London, August 15
Mr Asquith, speaking at Bletchley, said they had no conception of the splendid character of the reception that awaited the Budget. No protests were received from the working-men or the middle classes. Lord Monsen defined to attend a Liberal demonstration at Barton-on-Humber on the ground that the Budget was socialistic in principle and antagonistic to Liberalism. He said that if it passed lit would prove highly detrimental to the great financial and commercial interests of the country.
Dr. Arthur Evans, a tariff reformer and distinguished archaeologist, has agreed to oppose Lord Hugh Cecil, who promised to stand for Oxford University upon Mr J. C. Talbot’s impending resignation.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 468, 17 August 1909, Page 3
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112BRITISH POLITICS. Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 468, 17 August 1909, Page 3
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