OVER THE BORDER.
OUR BLOOD BROTHERS. A SCOTT FOR IRELAND 1 MR. BALDWIN'S BELIEF. (By Cable.—n-ess Associatiuu.—Copyright.) (Received 1_ noon.l LONDON. December 1. Mr. Stanley [ialdwin (Prime Minister), speaking llt the Royal Scottish Corporation's dinner, said (hat Hnglishnip'.i admire Scots in maintaining the standard of plain living and high thinking. The Kngli..i took Hip Scots lo their hearts as their blood brothers, because that genius. Sir Walter Scott, interpreted to the neijrhhonrina kingdom the Scottish hcrr-ex -iml martyrs. If there bad been a Walter Scott in Ireland there would have been m> boundary commission.—(A. and N.Z. Table.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 285, 2 December 1925, Page 7
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