AN AMBASSADOR RESIGNS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1437, 11 May 1912, Page 5

AN AMBASSADOR RESIGNS.

. : » COUNT PATJL WOLF METTBRNICH, By Teleffraph—Press Association—Copyright. Berlin, May 9, It is eemi-efficially stated that Count Paxil Wolf Metternich's resignation, o.s I German Ambassador to Britain was tendered and accepted in 1911, but that tho giving up of office was postponed for various reasons, including the Coronation of King George. [Count Mctterr.ich has had 29 years'^experience in tho German Diplomatic Service. He is descended from an old Catholic family on the Rhino, atid has travelled a pood deal with the German Emperor. A cable message, dated May 6, stated that Baron Von Bieberstein, German Ambassador in Constantinople, had left for Berlin, and that it was likely that he would succeed Count Metternich at the Court of St. James.] THE CHURCH AND LABOUR. '— 6 BISHOP OP LONDON'S VIEWS. By Telegraph—Press Association—Oopyrlsut London, May 9. The Right Rev. Dr. Ingram, Bishop of London, addressing th'e Diocesan Conference, 6aid a lasting solution of the labour unrest was to get behind the higgling of the market. Clergymen ought to hare preached more effectually on both sides. Wages should be the first oharge upon industry; if industry required sweated labour it would be better for the nation if it were- abandoned.