again worth noting that in Great Britain the presentation of Anstria's Note coincided with the collapse of the Tome Rule Conference at Buckingham Palace and a most acrimonious debate in the House of Commons. On July 30 Mr. Asquith—proposed the adjournment of the—Trish question, in view of the grave European situation; and his ap peal for unity was met by a noble response of all purities. Lord Morley, President of the Council, Mr. John Burns, President of the Board of Trade, and Mr, C.
P. Trevelyan,—Parliamentary lo the Board of Education, resigned office on the declaration of war. But these changes are in no respect significant of the general tetnper of all parties and the country at arge, which has given itself wholeheartedly to the task before The British fleet, which by a fortunate coincidence had but lately undergone a grand mobilization in place of the—usnal manauvres. left Portland on 1 alt 30 under sealed orders. On from
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