BRITISH POLITICS.
OX THE EVE OF THE FIGHT. SPEECHES BY PARTY LEADERS. United Press Association—By Eioctrio ' eleKr;<tb— Copyright. LONDON, December 1. Lord Lansdowne- addressed a gathering of nine thousand person l ; at Portsmouth. He said that the value of tho referendum, with which Mr Asquith ■ had flirted on various occasions, was ; that it focussed attention on definite ! points. He trusted that Mr Balfour ; had reassured a great number of niodo- j raws, who would have resented votes : given to the constitutional issue being • used for the purpose of tariff reform, i
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13906, 3 December 1910, Page 9
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