10, ST JAMES SQUARE
PRINCE ACCEPTS NEW OFFICE. MANSION DONATED BY CANADIANS. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright ' Reuter's- Telegrams. (Received October 15, 10.55 a.m.) ” r LONDON, October 14. It is understood that the Prince of Wales has accepted the office of visitor of the British Institute of International Affairs, and Mull accept the his toric mansion presented to the Britsh Empire by two Canadians, whose identity is not disclosed, as a home for the Institute. The mansion is situated at 10, St James Square., and was the former residence of Chatham, Derby and GladThe Institute was founded in 1919 and has a. membership now of about eight hundred. It is open to all British subjects who are serious students of foreign affairs. Its objects are research, discussion and the issue of publications enabling public men throughout the Empire to follow the course of foreign affairs. The Institute is debarred from propaganda. Tn addition to the building, the donors have given £*Booo as the nucleus of an endowment fund.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17171, 15 October 1923, Page 1
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