There was a further batch of questions on Ching in the House of ominous to-da Replying to Mr. Foot _Mitehell Conseivative), the Under-Secretary State for Foreign Affairs (Mr. ocker-Lampson) said thut the Cus-revenue vas the only source which British capital lent hina—which was estimated 20,000 000—was secured, The Bri-sh Government hoped to see the jintenance intact of the Maritime customs administration, whose ex-lent service, he believed, the ince nation as a whole fully appreciated, Replying to Mr, C. P. Trevelyan Labour), the Foreign Under-Secre-stated that the Government investigating the protest from Canton Government against the rest of certain members of the kuomintang in the British Conces-on at Tientsin on November 25 ad the handing over of them to Fengtien military authorities Replying to Rear-Admival Sueter Conservative), the First Lord of Admiralty' (Mr. W. IE. Bridge-an) said that the Government sidered the air resources at the posal of the Navy in China ai EVICT INTRIGUE AGAINST;
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