According to the Manchester Guardian’s London correspondent, vast numbers of letters of admiration and affection have been addressed to Mr Gladstone on his retirement'from office. The mails from the colonies have brought letters from almost every one of tho English possessions, expressive of the deep sympathy which Mr Gladstone’s life and work have inspired beyond tho seas. In many cases these letters have been written by Irish men and women, and their fervour and gratitude have made a great impression on tho ex-Premier. The messages from the East—from Bulgaria, Romnania, Servia, and Montenegro —are even more fervid than those from the colonial Irish.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LVI, Issue 2213, 23 May 1894, Page 3
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