The Archive · 1893

Labour Troubles at Home

Phere has been serious rioting in the Midland counties and one thousand of the London police have been drafted to the chief centres. 'I'he troops fired on the mob at Bradford. Six hundred troops and two hundred police have reached Wakefield, where the people were so terrified as to be afraid to leave their houses.

FRANCE, ENGLAND AND SIAM, Ina debate on the Siam question in the House of Commons, Sir E. Grey denied that the French had violated the integrity of the independence of Siam in a manner to affect British interests.

THE LABOUR TROUBLES AT HOME, London, 11th September.

The Yorkshire disturbances are qnieting down, but nevertheless further cavalry have been despatched.

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