The Fero'gn Secretary, Mr, Arthur Henderson, in the House of Commons az question time to-day read the Russian reply to represertations made with reference to anti-British accusations at the Moscow conspiracy trial, It stated: "Neither the examining authorities nor the Court were able to deprive the accused men of the Fight to give evidence or make confessions. The Public Prosecutor. would naturally base his indictment, upon those confessions but the Coure and the Public Proseeutor paid practically no attention to the references to England nor did the Prosecutor dwell upon them in his finall speech. Nether did the Government anywhere express its views: thereanent."
Sir Austen Chamberlain (Conservative) suggested that it was incompatible with British interests and dignity to allow. matters to rest where they were, Mr, Henderson said he had only: just received the answer and requited time to consider the case—Reater,
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