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government supporters who passed a resolution of
confidenco in Chamberlain.
(1)
Bow and Bromley was also dicruptod.
in London,
towns. "
The Liberal meeting at
G. B. Clark wrote "The jingo element in very strong
(2)
atrongor than it is in the other provincial
But the practice of bro sing up poace
neetinga' was prevalent all over the country - empocially
in October when war became more iracinent, and the
peace party were also more active in an effort to avert
it. At a Crowe riooting, with the Mayor providing, en
amendmont to the resolution was parked by a largo uajoity
to tho accompaniment of crioo of "remember Majuba Hill ="
A booting at Rachestar had boon partly organised by
Quakers* and R. Souttar N, P: wan to opoak, but a resolution
in favour of tho Government was pa©oed while soldiers and
oailoro paraded round the room.
(4)
At Wrexham on 3rd
October, Bryn Roberts }S. Pe was unable to apoak owing to
the disorder caucod by ro berg of tho North Lancanhiro
(1) Tayna1 wn. 8th October 1899.
(2) C. o« 417/313 2;
ioc©llaneous lottoro on South Africa, Arril
AuCuot 19009 Letter from G. B. Clark to Kruger$ dated
29th September 1899. Thin was later discovered in Pretoria
June 1900 and returned to England$
(3) Liver aol Cour, 13th September 1899.13ircni nehae
ii ant. 13th September 1899,
Rally
(4) A rninrhar Pont, 10th October 1899,