ROYAL VISIT TO PARIS
FRENCH PREMIER DECORATED
DEPARTURE FOR ENGLAND
By Telegraph—Press AesociaUon-Copyrieht Paris, April 24. King George lias invested M. Doumergne, the French Premier, with the Grand Cross of tho Victorian Order. President Poincare and his ivifo bade farewell to Their Majesties at tho railTray station. Tho King expressed to the President his appreciation of the warm welcome given to him-and tho Queen. , V
SPONTANEOUS CHEERS FOR FRANCE. FROM VICTORIA STATION TO BUCKINGHAM PALACE. (Rec. April 26, 5.6 pirn.) London, April 25. • The King and Queen havo "returned from France. The !fflng, in replying to an address at Dover, said: "Wo shall never forget the warmth and enthusiasm of our reception in France. I hopo this genuine proof of* friendship/and good feeling towards Great Britain on tho part of the French nation will he fully realised by my people." . ' Queen Alexandra awaited the arrival of the train at Victoria Station. King George alighting kissed hor on • both cheeks, and, Queen Mary likewise embraced her. ■ Spontaneous cheers for France wherewith Their Majesties were greeted from Victoria Station to Buckingham Palaco showed that the visit was as popular here as it was in France. '• . * . ,
■ GERMAN PRESS OPINION. . Berlin, April 24." . The "Cologne Gazette" .says there was nothing in the Paris speeches inconsistent with art Entente with Great Britain, for which Germany was steadily working. .
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2133, 27 April 1914, Page 5
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223ROYAL VISIT TO PARIS Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2133, 27 April 1914, Page 5
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