I apologize for these desultory remarks, which come from one who has made some study of Imperial land international affairs. 1 would say this, that the most important thing that we can do as Britons is to study the problems of our fellow subjects in other parts of the world, have great pleasure in proposing the toast of the guests, coupling it with the name of Sir William Peel. Jcnd on your behalf and my own Jeongratulating him on the very suclcessful_ career which he—uniortunfately for the Empire, but these things must happen—has just concluded, The Toast was drunk with enthu-
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