THE CONGO.
BELGIUM REFORNS.
BRITAIN'S ATTITUDE OF
EXPECTANCY.
ArPLICATION OF REVENUES,
Press Association.— Copyright. LONDON. Saturday
In (ho Hobsc of Commons Sir Edward Grey, Foreign Secretary, said the recent debate on Congo affairs showed that Britain was watching the prominent reforms in an attitude of suspense and benevolent expectancy. Recognition of the annexation was dependent upon definite guarantees that under tho newsystem tin* constitution would definitely change, and upon receiving satisfactory reports from the consuls.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLV, Issue XLV, 14 March 1910, Page 5
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