By Ouve Dux, London, Oct. 1.
1 cannot gratify" my. preference (and yours I'am stite) for beginning a lotter with something about Royalty, for the Ministry of formation rarely. allows us even a glimpse of what it where some of my relatives lived had a big stock of a very different sort, of margarine and that was all you! could buy in that town, Minister of a brea is doing. One ist week the week assures Ministry released a brief notice. that plenty-of every thi the Queen had come. bac! from butte his Is omlnous—with no un~ vis her children in Seottand at certainty, no ing In queues, and Dam, cancelled i out 10, and re-exorbitant prices. So let us hope leased' it again at 11 (these are not for the best.
One community should the exact hou: bul near enough to rejoice, namely the West Indian sugar] bbe generally correct).
T have seen planters, whose entire stocks to the two pictures of the Duchess of Kent] end of 1040 have been bought. up. and one of the Duchess of Gloucester, Aller' years of hopeless competition visiting ar work centres, since the with bounty-fed beet sugar they will war began, There may have been! Warelly: know themselves many more, but T see most. papers delayly and think T should have noticed them. The idea. is, one supposes, that if the Germans knew today where any of our Royalty were
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