The Archive · 1886

English Mail Papers

nites if the present uustitied 2 and rep! of quite, we hope," goes on to describe the Principal elements. which unate up and continued the low-spirited mood in which many people were, These were the cundition of European polities; the savage bit-tomees which (he directing class were showing to England; the Egypt; Burma; Ireland; So state of trade.

other depre extract from, or bused upon, the speech which Lord Derby had just delivered in Liverpool, in which he, one of the least sanguine of men, foretold an era of prosper ity to commerce. Some of the Gyures are ug, but they will not cunvines the Socialists that things are as they should. be ina well-ordered state of common life when there is more want and hardship among large classes of working men than at any time during the present quarter of Lord Derby, who is the most sensible of mankind, and who admits that agriculture as an interest has lost £200,000,000 sterling—equal to the French Indemnity, and lost by a igle trade—told the people of Liverpool on Tuesday that, in apito of great dist the community had not would inticate, it 1880 £577,000,000, ren to £681,000, 000

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