39 Not unnaturally the first feeling aroused in the Liberal Party by the letter 43 from Lord Rosebery which appeared in 24 the "Times" just a week ago to-day was 35 one something akin to consternation. 0 The extreme Pro-Boer section professed be extremely gratified at the ex-——j Premier's announcement of "definite 99 separation," and to regard it as a good riddance; and on the other hand, the Balls, Mans, Runs. Wkts, c=t¥eme Imperialists rejoiced in an ex-Ys ample which might give them an exon: 48 1_ for repudiating Sir Henry Campbell-Ban-4 norman's leadership. Bui what is getting 57 1 to be called the "Liberal centre"—the
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