Replying to questions in the House of Commons, to-day, the Home Speretary, Sir William Joynjes, announced that he had received a communication on behalf, of Prince Carol of Rumania, re-grotting that he had unintentionally caused embarrassment to the Government and giving an assurance that, if he were allowed to remain England, he would not exercise any political activities.
The Home Secretary said that, after consulting Sir Austen Chamberlain, he had been reluctantly compelled to reply that an unfortunate impression had already been created and could not be removed by any assurances for the future. Directions had already been issued and could not be withdrawn, Replying supplementary question, "Sie William Joynson-Hicks expressed the hope that Prince Carol would be gone by
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