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GETS INTO TROUBLE, (Times and Sydney San Service). LONDON, May 1. The Court of King's Bench granted a rule of attachment against the editor, the printer, and the publisher of the Dally "Mail for publishing a paragraph wanting to know if all decent people should not heave a sigh of relief if the Government decided to depose the unspeakable Crossland and the still more unspeakable Lord A. Douglas, on the ground that it -was a comment on pending proceedings.
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Southland Times, Issue 17642, 4 May 1914, Page 6
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