Calcutta, Jan. 25, Daggers, moulds for bombs, bottles of chemicals and quanti of seditious Tite as the outcome of a seri Jyaids carried out in Nor!
Thirteen Bengali youths were jeeroy's Speech {0 Assembly New -Delhi, Jan. 25.
Tt now appears that: the Viceroy, in his address before the Assembly to-day, did not refer to a round-table. conference. He referred to the probable holding of the Imperial Conference in the Autumn as one of the points ¢0 be taken into consideration when the Government fixed the date of the round-table conference, which, he said, His Majesty's Governmeng_ would desire to hold as early as possible.
After three; hours' deliberation, the moderate Nationalist gran by Pandit Malaviya, stitutes the official opposition in the Legislative Assembly, issued a statement expressing the opinion that the Viceroy's speech would create the impression that Dominion status was a distant goal, for Indias declared thay the supreme need of the hour was a statement creating a better atmosphere fora round-table conference by strengthening "hope for the, achievement status. as early as possible. The solution "of the present diffieulti the earl establishment of Dominion: status.
The statement added that a policy of repression at the present
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