London, 13th December. the dinner of the Union Club, Lord Lansdowne, Foreign Secretary, deprecated inveterate antipathies, He was glad that German and British sailors were acting side by side. He regretfully denied the imaginative statement that every difficulty between France and Great Britain was on the eve of settlement; but such reports, he said, indicated that the wind of public feeling was blowing in the right direction. He added that Italy is giving us invaluable facilities in Somaliland—Zzclusive service, London vit Bombay, 13th December.
the dinner of the Union Club at the Hotel Cecil, Lord Lansdowne said that a closer acquaintance with our new ally since the conclusion of the alliance led us, and he hoped it; had led Japan, to form a targer respect for each other. The more the Great Powers knew and cooperated with each other, the better for the interests of all_—Reuter, examine the proposed tout Ministry of Foreign A\ issued the necessary passports together with special instructions to various Viceroys and Governors of provines en route to give every protection and facility to Mr Jameson and party in their work.—From our correspondent.
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