In the debate in the House of Commons with regard to the Siam trouble, Sir R. Temple and Messrs, Curzon and Balfour attacked the French for their aggression but Sir Edward Grey deplored their remarks at the present delicate juncture, when the creation of a buffer State was agreed to in principle, und when British interests were perfectly protected. Sir William Harcourt said that he was confident that a friendly settlement between France and England would be arrived at.
ANOTHER ANTI-CHRISTIAN RIOT,
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