Budget Outlook and Turkish Crisis Spar Over Fiscal Woes
The piece weighs Britain's Budget results and fiscal risks while criticizing the government’s foreign stance on Turkey. It cites Treasury surpluses, projected revenue, and planned expenditures, and warns that imperial policy risks war and undermines freedom. It highlights voices urging economy and restraint amid European tensions and Turkish aggression.
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Turkey
Europe
Russia
House of Commons
Lord Beaconsfield
Ottoman Empire
Besika Bay
Constantinople
Trevelyan
Salford
Admiralty
Porte
Austria
Germany
Budget satisfied by Chancellor despite speculation on rises
The Budget appears satisfactory with no increase in spirit duties or income tax, despite expectations among some observers that such levies might rise. The overall plan is judged favorable by many who had forecast tougher measures.
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Stafford Northcote
John Bull
Sir Stafford
Customs and Excise
Gorst
Northcote
Baxter
Mundella
United States
Australia
Congress
Sheffield
Constantinople
Tenant renews farm lease held by Wallace era family near Crieff
A tenant near Crieff renews a farm lease held by his ancestors since Sir William Wallace's time. Also reports a Newcastle gathering by the Liberation Society at Elswick on Browne's lecture opposing state funding of religion, plus an advertisement for Dr. de Jongh's Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil with medical endorsements and purchase details.
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Crieff
Sir William Wallace
Newcastle-On-Tyng
Liberation Society
Elswick
James Browne
H. B. S. Thompson
James Brown
Tailford
Keehendrick
Porrine
C. Yankee
City Press
Bs Junciu
Laiver Olu
G. Duncan Gibb, Bach
Westminster Hospital
de Jongh
Ansar, Stafford, and Co
Strand
London
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