CONCILIATION.
FRENCH LEGISLATORS IN ENGLAND.
By Telegraph—Press 'Association-" Copyright. LONDON, July 23.
The Commercial Committee of the House of Commons banquetted the French Parliamentarians. M. Constant eloquently, advocated international arbitration. Mr Balfour foreshadowed the conclusion of a new agreement for the promotion of a pacific solution of international difficulties. Sir H. C. Barrnerman said that the determination was general to strengthen the good relations between France and Great Britain. . Mr Chamberlain declared that he saw no reason for any serious future difference with France. Existing ones were capable of easy solution, if approached in a sympathetic spirit, either with or without arbitration,
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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 951, 25 July 1903, Page 4
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