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Received, July 7, Sp.m. London, July 6,
Ten thousand people attended a political meeting at Albert Hall, when a speech was delivered by Lord Rosebery, who, replying to the taunts of the opponents of his party, said the Radicals gloried in being Imperialists. He hoped that the Marquis of Salisbury would confirm the British withdrawal from Chitral. The Liberals, he said, remained pledged to Homo Rule, disestablishment of the Scotch and Welsh Churches, local option, and one-man-one-voto; but reform of the House of Lords would be tho primary question at the elections.
The Saturday Review states that soTeral provincial Tory papers are complaining that there are too many friends of Mr Chamberlain, iu the Ministry, especially Messrs J. Austen Chamberlain, Jesse Collings, and Powell Williams. . Received, July 8, 0.10 a.m. London, July 7. In tho House of Lords, tho Marquis of Salisbury, referring to the stalemont of Lord Rosebery, that thoHouso of Lords had manacled the Liberals, retorted that if the latter were clothed in their right mind, they would soon find the manacles removed. By persisting in autonomy for Ireland, and the disestablishment of tho Scotch and Welsh Churches, sterile conflicts, preventing useful legislation, would end in perpetual conflict, little short of civil war. Bcce'wed Jitli/ 8,10.45 a.m. London, July 7. Mr Chamberlain, speaking in London, said the Government would deal with tbeimmigration of foreign paupers, and also tho importation of foreign prisou-mado goods. l{miml,Jnlvß,ll.4s a.m. London, July 7, Lord Salisbury, speaking in tho House of Lords, delivered the election manifesto of his party, Ho advocated the relief of agriculture by breeding taxation, with legislation regarding agricultural holdings, railway freights on farm produce, the revision of tho poor laws, assistance to workers to enable them to buy their own freeholds.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5071, 8 July 1895, Page 2
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301LATEST CABLE NEWS. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5071, 8 July 1895, Page 2
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