Last month the Prince of Wales was installed as. the first Master Minister's earnest attention. 0 of the amalgamated company now This assurance hax now been full led. It should be noted, however, \known among the Liveries in London Ithat the Marquess of Reading, him: as the Company of Stationers and self for a brief time Secretary of Newspaper Makers. The amialga-State for Foreign Affairs, was scep-Stationers wth the young and ally {tical of the value of Lord Peel's sug-formed Newspaper Makers, to which ners mung and Tat ikestion because latter organisation Mr. R, D. Blu-An Under-Secretary could never make as authoritative & statement Imenfeld devoted much time and energy. Ancther notable organiser lin. this benevolent enterprise has the object and have the benefit of been Lord Wakeficlé who has sven having attended "Cabinet meetings handsome donation to a fund for Ifthe debate were of Arst-class tin ithe education of the children of portance the reply would have to be fade by a Cabinet Minister, although newspaper makers and has purchas-fam Under-Secretary could cal. with led from the Newspaper Makers finer matters. An. Unde their library and ye-presented it to ary. could obviously" not have. the them. Tu acknowledging his admis-Knowledge, which would be open toa sion as an honorary Freeman and tember of the Cabinet who" te the HLiveryman of the Company and also House. the gift of'an old English "silver twill interesting.
be see inkstand, His Royal Highness wel-whether Lord Reading's loomed the amalgamation: he said: lelturn out to be justified.
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