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... The Lord Lieutenant of the County of London has commiasioned Sir John Hutton, Knight, Deputy-Lieutenant, and the Lord Lieutenant of the County Derby has commissioned Lord Cecil Reginald John Manners Deputy-Lieutenant of that county. Mr. H. T. Wilson, secretary ...
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