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Hampton Court proposal. Doomed to failure. A ridiculous petition. Mistimed "SUN" advertisement. Sir

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Unique IDA-00280295SeriesNewsclippings BooksDate10th May 1940FormatNewscuttingDescriptionHampton Court proposal. Doomed to failure. A ridiculous petition. Mistimed "SUN" advertisement. Sir Allen Taylor's belated letter. Moves in the William Street Extension Scheme involving the resumption of the Kings Cross Road frontage half of Hampton Court are (1) the appearance of a letter to the City Council by Sir Allen Taylor dated April 23rd, weeks after the Hampton Court project had been launched; (2) the circulation of a petition by Hampton Court in support of its proposal that will cast ridicule upon every Simple Simon who attaches his name; and (3) a half-page advertisement appearing in the "Sun" mid-day last Monday, on which afternoon the Works Committee of the City Council was scheduled to meet. (Kings Cross Times)LanguageEnglish (eng)

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Hampton Court proposal. Doomed to failure. A ridiculous petition. Mistimed "SUN" advertisement. Sir