Return to Peking: Settlement About Nanking Not Reached: Chinese Statement, of the Issues Sir-Miles Lampson, H. M. Minis-tocsin Peking, accompanied by Mr. J.C, Sterndale Bennett and Mr. J.
0. Davidson, left Shangh on, Sunday by the K. M. A. Kaiping, direct for Chinwangtao, Whence he goes by rail to Peking. The Minister originally arrived in Shanghai on March 5.
'According to a statement issued from the British Consulate, the Giseussions which have been' pro ceeding between Sir Miles Lampson and Gen, Huang Fu regarding the Nanking Incident of March 24, 1927, have unfortunately not yet resulted in a settlement, Sir Miles Lampson had originally intended to stay in Shanghaj for only a fow days, He has, in fact, stayed here three weeks in the hope of seeing a settlement through, but ig unable to postpone his departure further. He has accordingly lett any further discussions in the hands of Sir Sidney Barton and Mr, W. Meyrick Hewlett,
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