In thoZmidst of this dispute the Conser-votives and Unionists of Sir William Harcourt's constituency have invited Dr. Jim" to stand as their candidate at the next election and the Doctor has reserved his reply. Probably he is hoping for an invitation from a constituency where he would have a greater chance of success, for Radicalism is enormously strong in West Monmouth. If he stands, it will, of course, be as an Imperialist against the Little Englandism of Sir Willian Harcourt; and Dr. Jameson will, therefore, no doubt have the sympathy of Lord Rosebery, for Imperialism would be a main plank of platform of the noble Earl's reconstructed Liberal Party. Dr. Jim, by the way, has just had to retell the story of the Raid in the Law Courts, another series of actions having been brought against Mr. Rhodes and Dr. Jameson by troopers who ullaged that they had been induced by false pretences to join in the Raid and had suffered damage thereby.
all these cases, however, the jury have found for Rhodes 4 Jameson against the claimants.
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