UNREST IN INDIA.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LIX, Issue 9212, 3 November 1908, Page 5

UNREST IN INDIA.

Press Association—Klectric Telegraph—Copyright. {Received. Tc-Uau at SJ a.m.) LONDON, Last Night. Tho Times says that tho loyalty aud veneration of the bulk of tho Indian people will bo strengthened and deeDoued by tho terms of tho King's gracious proclamation. [Received To-.hf/ at $.■"><> ".'«•> LONDON. Last A brilliant durbar took place at Jodhporo, where tho message of the King created a profound impression. Lord Minto was tho rccipiout of a great number of telograms from all parts of India. CALCUTTA, Last Night. The authorities in Calcutta seized and sent back to Germany a case containing copies of a seditious picture. The Pioneer suggests asking Franco fo prevout the despatch of seditious literature to Chauderuagor, whence it is transmitted to Bengal.

Kins Edward has addressed a Message to the priuces aud peoples of India. After a review of tho past fifty years' History, the Message promises a greater share in tho government to tho people themselves. It also promises to remit or reduce punishments inflicted recently, believing that the mass of the people have no sympathy with tho conspiracies that have been brought to light, and that this exhibition of tho Royal confidence wlil induce-a state of perfect loyalty aud harmony.