IMPERIAL POLITICS.
•ENGLISH LICENSING BILL. (Received August 4, 10.14 p.m.) 4 LONDON, August 4. The Archbishop of Canterbury and seven other Wshops voted against the second reading of the Licensing Bill. .'" COMMENT ON' ROSEBERY'S LETTER. XBeaSvfid August 4., 10.16 p.m.) LONDON, August 4. One ol lord- ttosebcry's limitations, namely that there must *e no expectation that the Motherland is prepared to' tax or narrow her supplies of food, is commented on variously by the newspapers, according to the standpoint chosen. The Daily News says : " After reading Lord Rosebery's letter many times, it is still uncertain whether he approves of the new colonial conference. Lord Rosebery has often ' apologised for excursions like these into the field of politics, saying that .he holds a detached position ; but though he may be entitled to detach himself he ought to remember that he once held a great position and that his words carry weight. The letter might be seized upon by the Chamfcerlainites as a help in their distress."
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 182, 5 August 1904, Page 3
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165IMPERIAL POLITICS. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 182, 5 August 1904, Page 3
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