BRITISH-PARLIAMENT.
"',".• ■'T" t ; , London, July 6. ■Pabliamest has,been prorogued to July 24th: _ ■ _ '- ■ r , : i Lord' Salisbury, in the Houso of Lords, I delivered the election manifesto'..of:'his party; He advocated relief, to .agriculture, by reducing taxation thereon, legislation regarding agricultural holdings and railway 'freights on farm produce, revision cf, the . poor laws, "assistance to workers to enable them buy their own freeholds, which would add a powerful bulwark to the traditions of the country/ to place its tranquiliby on an irrevocable foundation. He'said, the Tocries aimed ab avoiding revolutionary changes, and hinted at a measure for the relief of those reduced to poyerby by the great vicissitudes ot rade.'- ■: ■ •■•; ■ •'.'' ■ _ "■
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 161, 8 July 1895, Page 8
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