SALISBURY'S SPEECH.
EGYPT AND BULGARIA. jPBE.33 ASSOCIATION.]
London, August 9. At the Lord Mayor's banquet the Marquis of Salisbury, in referring to Egypt, said affairs there were in a peaceful state, despite the frontier danger. The feeling of self-dependence was rapidly increasing, and England would shortly be enabled to honourably withdraw from Egypt.
As regards affairs in Bulgaria, he expressed pleasure at the increasing tendency to respect Bulgarian autonomy, which had been chiefly secured through Russian valour.
He warmly eulogised the late Emperor Frederick.
Lord G. F. Hamilton responded to the toast of the navy, Mr. Stanhope to the army, and Mr. Goschen to the House of Commons.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9130, 11 August 1888, Page 5
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