London vid Bombay, 7th November.
The Kaiser has sailed for England from Kiel,—Reuter.
9th November, The Kaiser arrived at Port Victoria and took the train for' Shornéliffe, Lord Roberts, Sir Evelyn Wood, and Generals Lun Hamilton and Kelly Kenny received him. He reviewed the Is (Royal) Dragoois of which he. is Colonel-in-Chief, and briefly addressed the regiment.
He congratulated it on its behaviourin South Africa, decorated the officers, and lunched with them.
He then took the train to Sandringharw, At the luncheon there the King, toasting the Kaiser, recalled his generosity to the men's families while his regiment was in South Africa.
The Emperor in reply said he wis glad that the money had done good, and announced a further gift.—Reuter, Lovlon, 10th November.
The London "Daily News" gives special prominence to a statement affirming that the object of the Kaiser's visit to England is to secure England's sanction to Germany's claim to the Yangtze Valley, as the price of Germany's quiescence while the Anglo-Portuguese negotiations for the cession of Delagoa Bay to England are proceeding:
The "Daily News" vigorously protests, and slys we are in imminent danger of a surrender compared to which Fashoda was trivial.—Special service.
London vid Bombay, 10th November.
Prior to entering church yesterday at Sandringham, the King held conversation with Mr. Chamberlain.
The Kaiser then conversed alone with Mr. Chamberlain for a quarter of an hour.—Reuter.
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