( Special.— Received May 9 ,10.45 a m.)
London, Bth May. At tho public meeting which was hold to onter a national protest against the atrocities in Armenia, tho Duke of Argyll, who piesided, said the people of England would be ( irootly responsible if tho fearful state of affairs was allowed to ooutinue. The Government of Turkey weakiy accepted promises of reform from responsible officials, but these had never boon kept, and tho circumstances demanded that an active executive should be formed for the protection of the Christians in Armenia The solo object of the Crimean War was to prevent Kusßia securing control of Turkey and Eastern Europe. St. Petersbotwj, Bth May. Tho Novoe Vromya s-iys that when Great Britain received the Pamir agreement as a guarantee of Russia's peacoful intentions in respect to India, she clandestinely raised the, Armenian question next door to the Cauoasas, and tried to trip Knssia.
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Evening Post, Volume XLIX, Issue 109, 9 May 1895, Page 2
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