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' There is England to-day curious hatred of Shakespeare, a thorough dislike except by minority/' said Mr. Nugent Mouck yesterday at the Oxford University Extension meeting. "This is not Shakespeare's fault, for in his own day he was extremely popular dramatist. If Shakespeare is

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INVITATION TO WELL-KNOWN LEEDS TRADESMAN. Huddeptfield Liberal Association, after hearing address from Mr. . Mabane, a partner in the Leeds firm of Messro. T. Mabane and So its. leather and shoe manufacturers, have invited Mr. Mabane to address the full Executive Council at some