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MORE PEPPER FOR MINISTERS By Telegraph .—Press A seociatlon.— Copyright. LONDON, 7th February. Envelopes marked "private," and "filled with popper p.nd snuff, continue to reach Miniaterp. Mr. Hobhouße, Chancellor of tho Duchy of Lancaster, was victimised, and Mr. F. P. A'cland, Un-dei'-Scctclary for Foreign Affairs, was blinded for two hours. MOKE IMPRISONMENTS. (Received February 8, 10.46 a.m.) LONDON, 7th February. Several nufltogcttce have been een* tenced to three un<l five months' imprisonment in tho second division for window smashing, Lenora Coheu was discharged for committing the out-Ta^e at tho Tower of London. The jury <sid not agree. The cost of the damage jlone was about £o.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 33, 8 February 1913, Page 5
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