KING’S VISIT TO POPE.
BRITISH PREMIER URGED TO INTERVENE.
i Electric Telegraph—Press Association Copyright. j (Australian-X.Z. Cable Association.) I London, April 11. j What is described as a great Protestant appeal against tin* proposed rovul visit to the Pope was made at a ! packed meeting in the Albert Hall, ! Lord Gisborough presiding. ! A resolution was passed "that this j great demonstration by loyal subjects of the Crown regards with ser- ! ions apprehension and regret the announcement that the King and Queen of England are to visit the Pope, and respectfully and dutifully submits that as this will he a source of great grief to millions of Tlieir Majesties’ devoted subjects, the visit should be abandoned.” The resolution apeals to the Prime Minister to submit to the King the inadvisability* of the visit, and calls upon the Government to immediately withdraw the British envoy to the Vatican, seeing that diplomatic relations with the Pope are an infringement of the constitution, and a grave menace to the welfare ol this Protestant kingdom.
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 31433, 13 April 1923, Page 6
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