THE IMPERIAL DELEGATES
ALLEGIANCE TO THE EMPIRE
AN ADDRESS TO THE KING.
(UNITED FRBSS ASSOCIATION.—COPXRIOHT.) (AttTIAMAN - NBW KEAI.ANfI CABLI ASSOCIATION.) LONDON, 6th August. The Imperial Conference has presented the following address to the King :—
We, the Prime Ministers and other representatives of the British Empire, speaking on behalf of tho United Kingdom, British Dominions, Indian Empire", British Crown Colonial and Protectorates, desire, on the eve of concluding our meeting, to present our humble duty to Your Majesty, and to reaffirm our loyal devotion. to the TliTone. We have been conscious throughout oux deliberations that the most essential of the links binding our widely-spread peoples is the Crown, and it ifi our determination that no changes in our status as peoples or Governments shall weaken our common allegiance 1 to the Empire and its Sovereign.
Knowing Your Majesty's deep interest in all that touches your people's happiness, we trust that our labours at this time of world-wide unrest may be :satisfactpry to you, and conduce to the welfare and safety of your Dominions as wall as the peace of the world. We pray that Your Majesty and bho Queen, may long .be spared to enjoy the affection of your- subjects, and to see all classes equally recovered from the straw' and sacrifice of war.
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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 33, 8 August 1921, Page 7
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