Sunday Referee - Editors

Editors

1877: Henry Sampson
1891: Richard Butler
1922: Robert Donald
1924: A. Laber
1932: Mark Goulden
1936: R. J. Minney

Source: David Butler and Jennie Freeman, British Political Facts, 1900-1960

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