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* ARCHBISHOP OP CANTHRBOH«,> (onflD nosa Assoott«os~«e WiMWffW \,* noioaAPH— oonasam.) -■ ~/; „ (Received October 21st, ll.fi pjuj LONDON, October 90b The "Observer" says: "There is i ."< general hope and expectation .that # peerage will be conferred on the Archbishop of Canterbury (the Most,. Bey* R. T. Davidson) after hid retirement , enabling his ripe experience and know T - ledge of men and affairs to be retained and find expression in-the House of Lords, of' which for 88, years he, has been one of the outstanding members." .' There ir no; precedent for conferring a peerage on av retiring Archbishop, - r because since the Reformation all have '• > died in office.—Australian Press Ajboj-'. oiation, Unifod, Service. • , ■ —»■—■■■—■—■ egg |
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19447, 22 October 1928, Page 9
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