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needed for the Uganda z"ai. lwayy
(1) and no reoolution in
favour of retention of Uganda was passed until a wook after
Lugnrd'a visit.
(2)
At the Town Hull ruoetinE, at which
the 24eyor presided and the l3iehop of Manchester epoko t ho
met with uomo opposition,, '"Mr. T. l. Wilkinson, a local
bankers amid loud cries of "question" said that the
Government should not be forced to take action against its own
proper judgement. 11o characterized the ßinhop'a remarl-, i
as imprttdont, Uvoryono who felt no deeply interested in
those runways should take shores in the Compauyr" Ito
resolution appears to have been proposed at thin ziicoting.
The H-tanchent; + r Guardian was not convinced by tucrird'a
line of argument, the editorial said "We are.. diatruatful of
the consuming capacitieu of the human beings of whom largo
numbers are always 'naked, whose land over treat areas io
"untouched by the boo" and whose commercial loncinCo as he
explained to'the London Chamber of Commerce the other days
appear to be chiefly for white donkeys, opera glances and
rat traposº
(4)
ý1} Llanchonter Chamber of Commerce Manth3. Record January 1892"
(2) xbid Xioveraber X18921. .
(3) Tho Tixign1 8th Itovembör 18926
(4) tianchontor Guardinnt 8th November 18920
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