Whitsuntide las brought " brief truce politics, the Houses having taken x holiday but Mr. John Morley has just broken the pence in an sul dress to Sir Charles Dilk.'s constituents in the Forest of Dean. Mr. Morley had been expected and indeed had been ask-d-to say Komething senthing about Lord Rosebery's recent speech on' Liberal Reunion, but he declined the task. He professed" himself x lad hand at guessing riddles and compared Lord Rosebery rather happily to a dark horse in a louse-bos—the last sere of animal that he would like to submit to a seathing analysis." Mr. Morley appears to believe that it was-not Home Rule which to be said for the views of a/ that the retired leader devoted himself, and he reverted once lore to the treatment of I, for one," Mr. Morley declared, will' vote for no special mark of honour to any general, brilliant and re less subject who is responsible for an act 0 deplorable and so revolting." There is general feeling that Lord Kitchener plundered in this matter, but Mr. Morley 1 get very few to follow him in his eon-mention that the Sanetioning* advised act of disrespect to an old enemy's hones is to outweigh all our gratitude to he Sirdar for the great victory he n the cause of humanity and civilisation 26th May.
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