Correspondence highlights and publication constraints noted
A weekly note to correspondents outlines a high volume of letters and communications unavoidably excluded due to space pressure. It mentions Cox in Cape Town and acknowledges receipt with thanks, referencing a postage rate of 0s 8d.
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Crowds greet Queen as she opens East End hospital wing
Yesterday the royal visit drew tens of thousands along a bright dry route from Buckingham Palace to Whitechapel. The Queen opened a new hospital wing funded in part by a 20 000 donation from the Grocers' Company, with officials declaring the building open in a festive pavilion. The event highlighted the hospital's capacity serving 600 inpatients and 10 000 outpatients annually, and donations total around 70 000.
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Administrative corruption fears in United States
A London Times correspondent notes rumours of corruption among high American officials amid cases like the Emma Mine Whisky Frauds and Belknap impeachment. The piece cautions against premature conclusions, while recognizing a feverish political climate and potential lasting impact on U S politics.
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