TRAVELLING.
Ihe Dean of Canterbury, speaking recently, mentioned that he had heard that Ills Majest) made a rule never to travel on Sundays unless it was absolute!) necessary. fhe Editor of the “Church Kamil) Newspaper" wrote to Lord Stamfordhanr, the King’s private secretary, asking for a confirmation of the report, and re reived the following gratifying message : “Bucking ham Palace, June Qth, 1913. Dear Sir, -The answer to the question contained in your letter on the 7th inst., is in the affirmative.— Yours very faithfully, “STAMIOKDIIAM.” It will also lx* remembered that Canon Bickcrsteth Ottley, hon. secretary of the Imperial Sunday Alliance, received the following message from the King in July, 1910: — “I hr King heartily sympathises with airy movement toward securing to wOl king people rest on Sunday.” Taken from the “Outlook.”
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White Ribbon, Volume 19, Issue 220, 18 October 1913, Page 12
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