we Pral of Blibank, Mr. A.
0.0. Murray, "P., speaking at York said that the Government was determined to pass an electoral reform Bill. The last reign saw the settlement of the South African nestion and he hoped that during the present reign they would soo a settlement of the Irish question. The rise of national ideas in Scotland and Wales had increased the difficulties of the Opposition as compared with 1886.—Reuter.
Alter the first General Election in 1886 Mr. W. E. Gladstone introduced ® Bill parliament to Irland.
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