London, 27th November.
The party of British members of Parliament and others have been moss hospitably entertained in Paris.
At the reception at the El President Loubet conversed with the visitors. They attern visited the Chamber of Depuries the Senate.—Laclusive service.
London via Bombay, 27th November. hers has been a brilliant banquet at the Grand Hotel, Paris, to the British members of P; and others. The speeches were marked by the utmost cordiality on both sides.
The French Premier, M. Combes, spoke and said he wotild decidedly support a good understanding between the two nations. This was loudly applauded. Referring to the presence at the same table, without distinction of party, of representatives of the French and British people, he hoped that the Treaty of Arbitration would prove the fruitful gen of future treaties—Reuter.
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