LATE CABLE NEWS.
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[By Tkhgbaph.]
(Per s.B. Botorua, via the Bluff.)
[Abgus Special]
LONDON, August 13.
There is a general concensus of opinion on the part of the newspapers against Lord S&liibury's policy.
M. Gambetta, in a public address at Belleville, repudiated the allegation that he was aiming at the Dictatorship of France. In the course of his speech he advocated reform of tho magistracy, and reform in relation to the church taxes. As to the foreign polioy of France, it should, he insisted, be dignified and firm.
August 15.
Mv Gladstone announced to-day that Government would accept the amendment introduced by the House of Lords regarding the Ulster tenant rights. Although Government had agreed to this, they did not wish the word " compromise " applied to the proceedings.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4162, 23 August 1881, Page 3
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