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The first of the London neetinea against the Sudan War in
1885, on 4th larch, was orianised by the I. A. P. A. in
W^We+ztrainstor
Town Hallq Ilarrison, Blunts Courtney and
Labouchere! who had now joined the anti-Imperial ctn! were
on the platforms and an anti-war resolution wan paeood,
though according to the Timen the attendance wan "Very
meagre. "
(a)
At the end of Harch a manly working nlacs meeting wan
held in Clerkenwell where the speakers were ßrudlaugh (the
secularist M. P. for Northampton)
# Cromer of the Workmon1o
Peace Associations roprooontativee of rinobury Vadical
Association and of the Poop oha Loaguo (anti«I1ouao
(I)
of Lordo)
On 2nd April a large =noting was hold in St. Janes
Hal, procidod over by Bradlnugh, in which London political
clubs, radical accociationn, trade societies umd National
Secular Society branches$ took part.
(4)
According to
nradluugh the cant had boon dofrayod by a Poottiviut, Mr.
13lake$ (5)
and Edward Boacly coved the rosolution. It was
( 1) I. A. P. A. Monthly Journal March 1885-
(2) T) '
. mong 5th; March 1885«
(3) Poyno1t Nown 29th March 1865,
crýtý an 2 th March'1855"
(4) Lvnoi ,e Noway 29th March i885o
(5) DniI Vowc# 3rd April 1883"