London vii Bombay, March 4.
Renter's correspondent at Dar-jeding states that a mass meeting of the Buddhist community was held in that city and passed a resolution expressing indignation at China's treatment of the Dalai Lama. The resolution demanded his reinstatement and requested the Chinese Eniperor to withdraw Chao Erh-feng's troops and to remove ELE. Lien Vii, the Chinese Resident at Lhasa.
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Speaking in the House of Commons, Sir Edward Grey said that there was no reason to suppose that the relations between India Tibet would be affected by a change in the Tibetan Administration. Th general policy of the British Government would be to observe strictly its Treaty obligations and to require a similar observance by the other parties concerned.—Reuter.
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