London, Mar. 27.
To-day the King took part in the first official ceremony in which de. ted since his linoss, Craigweil House ths recently appointed Archbishop of Canterbury and Archbishop of York, The King descended in a lift from his bedroom and walked into a room. on the ground floor where Archbishops, in their glittering robes of ceremony, awaited hin The Premier, Mr. Baldwin, read the oath, after which the prelates knelt on crimson cushions and kissed the hand of His Majesty, who remained standing throughout the ceremony.
Afterwards Mr. Baldwin and the Arebbahops had lane with the Before he returned to London the Premier had a long talk with the Kingg in his bedroom—Reuter, Sir Hugo Wirst has sent a wireless message in reply saying "T am sorry that you persist in misunderstanding and mistrusting our ac-The meeting held yesterday purely formal. It did not discuss and did not approve the plan mentioned at that meeting.'
Sir Hugo Hirst emphasizes ths body of British sharchol is essential to the welfare of the company. He adds "If you are. Prepared to agree that the welfers of the company is identical with the interests of the shareholders you represent, I am sure we can come to an amicable understanding but if you wish the interests of the company to be subordinated to the temporary operations of speculator Tam afraid we shall differ."—Reuter.
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