Present Under-Secretary Expected to Be Promoted London, Nov. 28.
The Duke of Devonshire, according to reports current in political circles here this morning, will soon be appointed Secretary for the Dominions, as the task of administering the two departments of the Dominions and the Colonies is proving beyond the powers of Mr. Mal-calm MacDonald, especially in view continued the Judge.
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Both Mr. and Mrs. Sims were mem-is the grandson of the late Lord about tò continue his remarks when Hochien Road on Augu hen at
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