wok IN _LonDoN.
Millerand, Frenc Minister of Reuter's deer: learne that M. Lo doo, Jan. 2%,
War, left for Paris tonight after 8 visit to London, His conference with Lord Kitchener, Secretary for W '81, on mili tary matters disclosed complete accord on all points and prepared the way for " settlement of important provisioning que''tions, M. Millerand and Lord Kitwhener visited the troops in the vicinity of London, from which the visitor derived most encourapring impression.
M. Millerand also had meetings, with Mr. Asquith, Sir Edward' Grey, Mr. Winston Churchill, Mr. Lloyd George and Lord Haldane, thus further demons the close understanding existing between Great Britain and France.
In a parting letter to Lord Kitchener, M. Millerand dwells upon the spirit and reeolution animate ing the Government and people of Great Britain and says that he could not have imagined the results which have already been demonstrated under Lord Kitchener's energetic and skilful impulse, which must increase the confidence of the Allies.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.