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Received August 17,10A0 a.m. London, August 16, Lord Eosobery is his speech said it was natural that after the retff of the election, the policy, thouß not tho principles, of the Liberal Party, should bo varied, Self Gov-' eminent wonld yet bo extended to . Ireland, and perhaps to Scotland. Lord Salisbury contended that it would bo most unwise to abandon Chitral. The Emperor of China «' appeared to share the horror at tho outrages at Kucheng even if lukewarm in punishing tho murderers. England would tike further action if Turkey withheld an adequate guarantee of reform, but the result would be disastrous if the Powers withdrew their support for fictitious strength of Turkey would soon disappear. The lesson of tho election was all the parties must make it their highest aim to improve the condition of the masses. '' The debate in the Commons is spiritless though amendment indicated. Mr Dillon further moved that tho Government outfit to introduce a Bill to revise rents and restoA • evicted toimnts. rag Mr Gerald Balfour, ■ tavy of Ireland, said tin! Government would legislate on the land question I next session in a sympathetic spirit,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5106, 17 August 1895, Page 2
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