. George von Lengerke Meyer; sa vie et ses services publics. ld be, de la source la plus authentique d'information, concernant les affaires européennes. C'est ce que Meyera accompli au cours de son dernier mois en Europe. À Berlin, Rome et Londres, en particulier à Rome, il a rénoué de nombreuses amitiés personnelles. Le compte rendu des expériences dans son journal, cependant, doit donner lieu à ses comptes-rendus des entretiens avec le Kaiser Wilhelm, le roi Victor Emanuel III, et le roi Edward VII.as à Saint-Pétersbourg son entretien avec le tsar a été suivi d'un entretien avec Iswolsky, ministre des Affaires étrangères, ainsi à Londres, il a ébouré

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. George von Lengerke Meyer; his life and public services. ld be, from the most authentic source of informa-tion, regarding European affairs. This is what Meyeraccomplished in his last month in Europe. In Berlin, Rome, and London — especially in Rome — he re-newed many personal friendships. The record of theseexperiences in his diary, however, must give place tohis accounts of the interviews with Kaiser Wilhelm, King Victor Emanuel III, and King Edward VII.As in St. Petersburg his interview with the Tsar hadbeen followed by a talk with Iswolsky, Minister ofForeign Affairs, so in London, it should be noticed, hetalked with Sir Edward Grey, Secretary for ForeignAffairs, before his audience with the King. [Berlin] February 3. — Lunch with the Em-peror and Empress at the Palace in Berlin at Comtesse G. Bobrinskoy, Baron and Baronne Huene, Comtesse S.WoroutzoflF, A. Balaeheff, Comte and Comtesse T. Nieroth, C. Warpak-hovsky, Prince S. Dolgorouky, Baron and Baronne Ramsay, O. fc)6r6-briakoff, M. S6r6briakoff, D. de BenckendorfF, A. Nicolaeff. i. THK MALACHITE COQ DE BRUYEHE PRESENTED TOMR. MEYER BY UTTSSIAX FRIEXDS 1907} AMBASSADOR TO RUSSIA 337 1 oclock. Arrive at ten minutes before 1. Theffuests were assembled in one of the ante-rooms; sev-eral of them I had met before, the Hatzfeldts, Eulen-burg, Flotow, also the ladies-in-waiting. Prince Adal-bert came in before 1, and while we were talking, asmy back was to the door, he suddenly said, TheEmperor. I turned round and His Majesty was justentering the door. He shook hands with me as hepassed and went on to greet the ladies. Then the Em-press entered by another door. She went round theroom, saying a few words with each person, and thegentlemen kissing her hand. When lunch was an-nounced the ladies went in first, the Emperor, thePrinces, and the rest of us following. I found my seat was next to the Princess Alex-andra Victoria of Holstein, engaged to the fourth son[August William], Oscar, who was on the other side, bein

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