Sir Edward Grey is to rise at four o'clock, Mr. Bonar Law will follow and Mr, Ramssy Maodonsld will speak on behalf of the Labour Party.
An enormous demand for seats in the Strangers' Gallery has been experienced and the greatest debate which ry has taken place for deoudes in expected, The House of Commons presented crowded snd animated scene with m distinguished persons present in the galleries, iocloding ambassadors, peers and officials, Bir Edward Grey on rising received sri oration. He eaid that Herr ron Kiderlon Waechter bad already made, not a complete bat a large disclosure of what hed passed in the conversation between Cent von Metternich, the German Ambassador in London, himeelf, Sic Edward Grey.
In' diplomatic procedure," ssid Sir Edward Grey, "it is very aosnal to wake public an account of conversations without first conealting the other party to them.
To this case, I knew nothing oatil I read the published scconat. I understand that the exigencies of the sitoaion io Germary made it impossible for me to be conenlied. I am not making any complaint as to that, bot it has laid necessity for disclosing it is necessary to put before this House as to the part which we took. Dr. von Betbmaon Holweg and Herr yon Kix no Waechter had already disposed of one wisapprebention cased by a statement made by Renter's Agency.
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