“ May I go back to the commencement,” said counsel in an action in the Chancery Division in Loudon recently. “ To the beginning,” corrected Mr Jus-, tie© Bennett, adding: “ I have always got the strongest objection to the word ‘ commencement.’ 1 do not believe it appears in the Book of • Common Prayer.” Another counsel ended the discussion by reminding the court that the Bible does not begin. “Jn the commencement.”
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Evening Star, Issue 22146, 28 September 1935, Page 16
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