BRITISH POLITICS.
THE DEMANDS OF THE COUNTRY PABTT. I Special. -Beoeived August 15, 10.50 a.m.J London, 14th Augnst. After disposing of the Address in JKeply and the Estimates, Ministers propose to adjourn until February, when they will introduce the Irish Land Bill. The members of the Houso of Commons representing the National Agricultural Union demand that the taxation on land be lightened, and also agitate for the marking of foreign produoe and for State-aided pensions for workers. Mr. Gladstone denies that he ever advoo&ted the abolition of the Second Chamber. Bbisbanb. This Dat. The Attorney-General (Mr. Byrne), on behalf of the sympathisers with the Irish cauao, presented Mr. Davitfc with a cheque for £350 in aid of the Nationalists' funds.
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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 40, 15 August 1895, Page 2
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