SPEECH OF LORD SALISBURY.
(PEE PRESS ASSOCX4.TIos.J Received January 14th, 9.50 a-m. Lokdox, January 13. Lord Salisbury, in the course of a speech, said there were undoubted signs that the depression in trade was gradually disappearing. This he thought would tend to remove the Irish difficulty. Next session, Lowever, would be a difficult and hazardous one. The Government wouid have to depend on the assistance of Unionists iv framing measures. Received January Uth. 12.20 p.m. Lokdon, January 13.
The Marquis of Salisbury, in the course of a speech, said the Government would be resolute in their endeavour to disperse the existing depression both in Great Britain and in Ireland, and he hoped that the dawn of a new season of prosperity was near *x_e gigantic armies now raised, and Pie uncert—in national feeling which prevailed were a source of great danger in Europe, although the position J* Continental a__rs presented rather a lighter outlook at the present than bad been the case recently. He felt justified in hoping for the future prosperity of the country. He deplored the war between Italy and Abyssinia, hit wished the Italians auooeas in wm efforts. i
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Press, Volume XLV, Issue 6962, 16 January 1888, Page 5
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SPEECH OF LORD SALISBURY.
Press, Volume XLV, Issue 6962, 16 January 1888, Page 5
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