THE STAR.
•" ■; HIS VISIT TO..ENGLAND. "HAPPY AUGURIES FOR THE'FUTURE," (B/ Telesfaph.-Press Asßuclatlon.-OoDjrlnht.l ■ ":,■ ■;-:.[ ■.:.■'; London, August 6. The lord Mayor of London (Sir George Tniscott) visited Cowes, and presented the Tsar with an address from the City of London, enclosed in a golden casket.v . . The London and Liverpool Chambers of Commerce also presented addresses. In a farewell address, the Tsar states that he has been deeply by his visit, by tho affectionate welcome accorded to him by the Royal Family, and by the attitude of British statesmen, people,' and press, all of which,lie declares are happ/ auguries for the future.. ' , ■;'; '- r ';■;■". •' . . Tho Imperial Russian yacht Standart, with the.Tsarpn tp?-rd, l waa escorted by the British warships Inflexible, Indomitable, .and Invincible on her return. .:•■■'■ !'■■",.-■',• ■ ',- St. Petersburg, August.6. Tho reactionaries in the Russian Duma res'ent the cordiality shown by.Britain in connec,tion with the. Tsar's visit. Their news r paper? fear.it will'lead to the encouragement of Liheral ideas. , . ■...'.
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 581, 9 August 1909, Page 5
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153THE STAR. Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 581, 9 August 1909, Page 5
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