Some members of the staff of the British Embassy have removed from the Embassy quarters in Nanking on to H.M.S. Bee, flagship of the British Yangtze Patrol, according to advice received by H.BM. Consulate-General in Shanghai yesterday. H. M. Charge d'Affaires, Mr. R. G. Howe, is, however, remaining at the Embassy together with the British Military Attache, Lt.-Col. W. A. Lovat-Fraser, and H. M. Consul in Nanking, Mr, H. A. Prideaux-Bruno. H.M.S. Bee, it is understood, has moved a short distance up river' from Nanking.
Nanking, Sept, 21.
Altogether 15 members of the German community here left this city for Hankow or Tsingtao yesterday evening, The German Embassy has taken steps to ensure the safety of the 80 Germans who still remaitf here,—Trans-Ocean,
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