Loxdon, May 27.
Members of Parliament representative of the three Parties in the House who, last Whitsun, were. visiting British war cemeteries and, memorials in France and Belgiam, were present at. Ypres Cathedral yesterday, when General Sir Charles. Harrington, formerly Chief-of-Staff neder Lord Plumer, unveiled a tablet to the memory of the one, million dead of the British Empire who fell in the Great Ws Underneath the tablet are the! arms of the United Kingdom and the Dominions, finely seulptured.—Wireless through Renter.
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