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... THE OPENING OF PARLIAMENT THE ADDRESS I'O THE THRONE THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF WHARNCLIFFE Mover of the Address in the House of Lords THE HON. WILBRAHAM EGERTON, M.P. FOR MID-CHESHIRE Mover of the Ad ...

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... H.R.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES ...

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... NOTES AT THE COACH MAKERS' E X H X B I T I U JN J Coach. io. King Cetewayo s Carriage. ...

... THIS Testimonial, a silver centre-piece, made by Mr. Harry Emanuel, of Bond Street, was presented to the Honour able George Verdon, C.B., by the local forces of Vic ...

... There, M. de Resseguier, undoubtedly with a good purpose, and in order to form a more compact group, urged that they should all instal themselves on the Right side. No,'' said Marc Dufraisse, every on ...

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... WH SAID RATS? ...

... . THOSE who have only seen the King of Beasts immured in a cage, after years of harassing and emaciating captivity, and half paralysed by confinement and want of exercise, can form no conception of his majestic appearance as he bounds along in his own native wilds, conscious of his own strength and prowess. There he is indeed a monarch, for, dreaded by all, he has nothing to fear from any ...

... NIGHT SCENES IN PAJEUS. ...