MR LLOYD GEORGE AND THE CECILS.

Colonist, Volume LV, Issue 13825, 23 September 1913, Page 5

MR LLOYD GEORGE AND THE CECILS.

THE ACCUSATIONS DEFINED, IMPUTATIONS AGAINST THE L.VJ'I LORD SALISBURY. (Recoived Sept 22, 11.20 p.m.) London, Sept 22. Mr Lloyd George, in a letter reply ing to Lord Salisbury, accuses firstly the late Lord Salisbury of endeavour ing through his agents to secure ad vantages in connection with a Boan of Works purchase of a property fo: improvements between Charing Crosi and Tottenham Court Road. The Chancellor declared secondly tha' another Cecil, while holding high office had a nutter in Whittaker Wright'i fraudulent concern. He asserts thirdly that a relative o: ■ Lord Salisbury's, in Lord Salisbury's Administration, was a director ant shareholder of an important company when the Government was negotiating and putting through a huge contraci with that company.