ALLIANCE, Tokio, July 29.
The London correspondent of the Jiji. Shimpo"—quotes Count Komura as having said that the principal members of the Cabinet, Mr. Balfour and other Opposition leaders were united in recognizing that the Anglo-Japanese Alliance had contributed greatly towards the world's peace, in believing that it would do so in the future, and in reciprocating the desire of the most earnest Japanese supporters of the Alliance.
Count Komura was confident that this British sentiment was unchanged up to the present.—Our Own Correspondent.
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