Lord Curzon's Resignation.
His Utilities Rtcogiisid. i Stntffo tor iitoenej. LONDON, Ang. il. is unanimous sympathy in India with Lord Curzon, who tor eight weeks was abed. The correspondence excites much attention, aad shows that the Government'* attitude respecting the Indian Araj system was supported by Field lbrsbate Lord Roberts and Sir G. S. White, Lord* Elgin and Cromer, and General Brackenbny. f One ol the most pointed phrases in Mr Balfour's despatch reminded Lord Elgia tkat the choice of members ol
the Indian Council rested with the
Secretary for State, and that Gen- * eral Sir E. Barrow, the Military Secretary, bad no real, liking for Lord Canon's system. Widespread recognition is given by tfee newspapers ol Lord Curzon's gnat abilities and work. Several point oat that it was a struggle for vice-Regal autocracy.
> Itti Eitt's ippoiitaeal (Received Aug. 23, 1.9 a.m.) BOMBAY, Aug. 22. The appointment of Lord Minto was received quietly in India, and regarded almost as non-politicaL
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7906, 23 August 1905, Page 3
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160Lord Curzon's Resignation. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7906, 23 August 1905, Page 3
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