Questioned in the House of Commons to-day about the anti-British' allegations contained in the indict ment in the conspiracy trial which opened at Moscow on November 11, the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Arthur} Henderson, agreed that certain Passages appeared to reflect ad-_ versely and unreasonably on the Britisn Government.
Mr, Henderson informed the House that the British Ambassado at Moscow had accordingly been Instructed to inform the Soviet that in so far as they accepted the Public Prosecutor's comments on the depositions of the accused, he (Br. Henderson) took exception to] the passages which contained adverse and unfounded reflections on. the late and present British Gov. ernments (cheers).
The Foreign Secretary added that] he was now awaiting a reply from the Ambassador—Reuter, that time, the French Gene:
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