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... CHIIINESEE TROOPS ON' THE MARCH FOR WE[-TIAI-W'EI DRAWVN BY OUR SPECIAL ARTIST WITH THE CHINESE FORCES . ...
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... DRAWGN BY SYDNEY P. HALL THE SIIAIIZADAII AT THE STATE BALL AT BUCKINGHIAM PALACE ...
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... t the evening ater thte Canal bad been opened, the ir:lclads lyliniuiele bay \v e iluminated; and the dierett s es adopjteid by the various nationahtieS causediutch discussion. The Italian shipswere ve THited up, but the British ships were second to Aone for simplicity, uniformity, and brilliancy THE ILLUMINATIONS IN KIEL PAY AFTER THlE CEREMONY THE OPENING OF THE NORTIH SEA AND BALTIC CANAL - ...
... RESPONDING TO THE TOAST OF THE AMIRI) NASRULLAH KHAN'S VISIT TO THE CITY: THE LUNCHEON IN THE GUILDIIALL DRAWN BY W. SM4ALL ...
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... The casket containing an address of welcome, which was presented to the Shahzada Nasrullah Khan bythe Corpora- tion of the City of London on his visit to the Guildhall, is made of solid gold. The sides of the casket are divided into panels separated by pillars in Persian arabesque. On the obverse the centre panel bears the arms of the Amir, and on the sides are his initials and those of his ...
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