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Aug 05, 2022 Stephen Jul 23, 2022 Stephen Jul 23, 2022 Stephen Jul 23, 2022 Stephen Jul 19, 2022 Khufu Mar 14, 2022 Queen's University Archives	page_0012 till the Ministers reassemble in the Fall. You will no doubt be seeing Randolph Bruce on his way back from England. He sails today on the Empress of Britain. Marler will also be in Canada this month, and should he be here at the time of the President's visit, it might be well for him to be in Quebec at the same time. That, however, is neither necessary nor important, and he himself may prefer to delay visting the President until he official presents His Majesty's letters. This letter has reached an unpardonable length, and I fear you will have great difficulty deciphering its contents. It carries however as always my best of wishes to Lady Tweedsmuir and yourself and my warmest thanks for all our kindness. Yours very sincerely Rex. His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Lord Tweedsmuir, G.C.M.G., C.H. etc	page_0012 till the Ministers reassemble in the Fall. You will no doubt be seeing Randolph Bruce on his way back from England. He sails today on the Empress of Britain. Marler will also be in Canada this month, and should he be here at the time of the President's visit, it might be well for him to be in Quebec at the same time. That, however, is neither necessary nor important, and he himself may prefer to delay visting the President until he official presents His Majesty's letters. This letter has reached an unpardonable length, and I fear you will have great difficulty deciphering its contents. It carries however as always my best of wishes to Lady Tweedsmuir and yourself and my warmest thanks for all our kindness. Yours very sincerely [Rex.?] His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Lord Tweedsmuir, G.C.M.G., C.H. etc

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