THE DILKE-CRAWFORD CASE.

Pahiatua Star and Eketahuna Advertiser, Volume 1, Issue 17, 6 August 1886, Page 2

THE DILKE-CRAWFORD CASE.

Sir Charles Ditkr, in hi*‘farewell *d •Ires* to hi* late eon*tituent«. «t thot ! hr i* mwMf I hr f nr*. that !iu» |*4itic d ,

firwr lum f « ever but hr »t*ll h*« inu <vn«•#* of tlx* rhnTf« I** I x£*m«t him. The Tune*, in rom: »• iiUnjj •n the rut in a Wfeiini* article. all-: i> - to a tlx* rffr«»oler y J the tuna tne eaar wa~ van » it ia certain that hi* nan* will * h»* remove*! from tlx* hat «f IV.' 1 • ctltora, fir he )>*» hern cm\\\c\. \M w : <ale [mfitirv, aixf of auborrmijf wtinmm «- It waa neceaaary. tlx* Timr* firth* r *lr > < lar«-a. that the Crmro ah«**tl! rarrfii couader whether Sir Oiariea IMk ih* d l not be |*roar«ctjted. It a brltef i tliat the Mpnwirr of hia conduct haa !*err. ; no C(*mplete that he will take an ear! v ' convenient oj*j*ortnnit\ of quitting the , to the caae, mm there ia a likelih •«i ti»at I the idea at i>re*ent —tectaiixd of hi* • irnlt will be dtmmxhrd. b**4 »l moj«u iUI the woman Fanny, who bav«> been the beat material witix aa, but who Jiaan inyatetiofialv, ah«xil I b* f^uid: and Sir Charles I>ilkr ih<mld eillier |u<arrule the r*‘«pnnd«*nt Mm Craaf rd. f r ■Under, or hituwlf be irvlirt«*i for The nreaa unanimous in aMslWriuC Sir Cnorie# Ihlke in r<<nxiert»on nth tie cane.