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In the Chamber in Rome on Monday General PeHoax delivered an important address, sketching the future policy of the Government. They were resolved, he said, to maintain order in the interior, and measures were being adopted with a view to Frevent a recurrence of the recent scenes

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The following letter from Mr Kell was read Wetherby, June 30th, 1898. Gentlemen,—l am much obliged to you for your kind consideration of my letter; but your answer to me is simply idiotic. What on earth have your Bye. law Committee (who, I believe, have never yet met, or do I thi