Lord Morley said that it was a matter for enormous satisfaction that the discussions between France and Germany with' reference to Morocco had at last come to a conclusion which, in the opinion of those in authority in Berlin and Paris, would be acceptable to the people of both countries.—Reuter.
HOME ROLE, STATEMENT BY MR. BIRRELL, London, Oct. 20.
Mr. Angastine Birrell, Chief Secretary for Ireland, speaking at Ilfracombe said that the Government aimed at creating for Ireland yet another Parliament of the Empire, subordinate to the Imperial Government, and that it intended to face the financial difficulty boldly and in no niggardly spirit.—Reuter.
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