Canadian printer & publisher . Lionel Goodenough Taylor, cf the Bristol Times and Mir-ror, Bristol, was born July 16,1871, in London. He waseducated at Blundells, Tiver-ton, Devon, and Exeter College,Oxford ( 1895). He work-ed for two years on the WesternMorning News, Plymouth, be-fore serving thirteen years asLondon correspondent of theBristol Times and Mirror, andpolitical sketch writer in thePress Gallery, House of Com-mons. Since 1909, he hasacted in Bristol on the direc-torate of that paper, beingvice-chairman cf the board. Edward William Watt, eldest son of the late WilliamWatt, one
Canadian printer & publisher . Lionel Goodenough Taylor, cf the Bristol Times and Mir-ror, Bristol, was born July 16,1871, in London. He waseducated at Blundells, Tiver-ton, Devon, and Exeter College,Oxford ( 1895). He work-ed for two years on the WesternMorning News, Plymouth, be-fore serving thirteen years asLondon correspondent of theBristol Times and Mirror, andpolitical sketch writer in thePress Gallery, House of Com-mons. Since 1909, he hasacted in Bristol on the direc-torate of that paper, beingvice-chairman cf the board. Edward William Watt, eldest son of the late WilliamWatt, one of the proprietors ofthe Aberdeen Free Press, wasborn at Aberdeen, August 25,1877. He served as reporterand sub-editor on the FreePress until 1902, and then wentto the Press Gallery, House ofCommons, remaining there un-til the close of the 1904 returned to Aberdeen thatyear as chief sub-editor of theFree Press, and in 1906 wasappointed editor of the EvenimjGazette. He held this post un-til the declaration of Out of Hours They Talked of Many Things Sidelights on tKe Gathering, at Ottawa IN THE evenings at Ottawa some very pleasant meetingswere held in a most informal way. One of these turned intoa testimony and experience meeting of things that had hap-pened in cub and young days in various parts of the gathered then what a representative group of people werethere, as they heard of happenings in the offices of England,Ireland, Australia, Canada, east and west. South Africa andother countries. This one, we believe, came from Mr. Jeflferyof the Australian deputation: In my early days I was sent by the chief to interview Sir John in regard to .some land bill he was bringing into the House of Parliament. There were certain clauses that I wasto get some more details about. I had been well warned thatthe house of Sir John was run on well-defined lines, so Iprepared for the worst. Upon knocking at thedoor it was opened by abutler clad in the mostimmaculate kn
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