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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XI, Issue 34, 21 December 1883, Page 7

The rumour which prevailed on Monday respecting a plot to assassinate Lord Lansdowne is entirely unfounded.— Dublin Freeman, October 27. The Hon. B. L. Stanley, M.P., speaking at a Liberal meeting at Oldham, said one of the great causes of discontent in Ireland was the great poverty there. He advocated the development of the resources of Ireland as a counteracting influence, and as a means of staying the development of conspiracy and insurrection,