§ 13. Sir EDWIN CORNWALLasked the Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs if he can make any statement as to the nature and purpose of the visit of Prince George of Greece to this country, and as to his interview with the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs at the Foreign Office?
§ Lord R. CECILThe answer is in the negative. The visit of Prince George to this country is of a private character, and he has been received here as in Paris.
§ Sir E. CORNWALLWhy was it publicly announced that he went to the Foreign Office?
§ Lord R. CECILBecause of the enterprise of the Press, I suppose.
§ Sir RICHARD COOPERDoes the Noble Lord mean to imply that there has not been an interview between the Foreign Secretary and Prince George of Greece?
§ Lord R. CECILI do not think it would be safe to read into my reply anything which I did not say.
§ Mr. LYNCHCould not the time of the Foreign Office be better occupied than in interviewing stray gentlemen from abroad?
§ Commander WEDGWOODHe is protecting "Tino."