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Norwich activity in not surprising einco it was the home
of the Buxton family% four of whose members ', were present
'at the reetinco. Concern was first aroused by Uev, Edward
Lonbo of Swanton Morley,, who was in communication with the
and who wrote to the Bordich Hercury on 2nd
November on the "bitter cry of Uganda, " calling for a
public meeting
(2)
The Mayor preeidod at the evening
meeting where the resolution passed with six dic, ontieuta,
and the Bishop presided in the afternoon.
A meeting at Leeds Town Hall on 14th November was one
of tho few ubich claimed anon political partisan character*
It wan asserted that Liberals and 3tonconformicta took part
in it, and indeed Talbot ºinee the editor of the Lßoda
Harcur the local Liberal. paper$ was on the platform.
Uganda was given more apace in the Zeoda 21 rcury than in
moot of the provincial press, Liberals pleyod little
part in the agitation an a whole* Resolutions tended to
Coca from tounn such as Cheltenhan, Leamington Spa, Lyme
Ragin, Malvern, Portsmouth and Southampton,, whose middle
(i)
. ABC« 4/71,
ua. 2036, Lambe to Wigr+ t 17th Uovcmber 1892,
(2) Iorwrteh Mercury, 2 ov saber 1892.
(3) Urfolk Chronicle and tiorwich Gaza tte. 17th December 1892.
ißt) Leed rcurii 13th (love ber 1892. See a loo resolution
in F. o. 0 84 2192.
(3)
(4)
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