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... ?? BEV IT. tI. PA( ET After the iev'ewv of the Channel Squacton and the Italian fleet in Aranci the Royal yacht came to %lichLt, ?? the kiMg. hi his Royal Litge, %5 th the Queen, visited Vice-Ac'mioal Sir H. Rawsott, on H.M.S. Jsi'jestic. '1he ]triti h Atrthassador at Route was also present. This swas a signal for another Royal salute F..OMl A SEZEICH BE' 11. J. LITTlE, R.N. of tventy-one guns ...
... M. CONSTANTIN MEUNIER THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT, ESCORTED BY M. DfTAILLE, BEFORE TIHE PORTRAIt Ol TILIE LArE ?? ?? DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT TIHE PARIS SALON ON VARNISIIING I)AY SKLTCHF.S FRMAI LIFE B3Y MARS ...
... Just before leavinz Paddington or Buckingham Palace, the Queen caught sight of Tim, the railway dog, I directed that the dog should be brought to the carriage. Accordingly Inspector Bush, the owner of the dog, whirr, collects foi the Widows and Orphans Fuod of the Great Western Railway emp!oye;. Her Majesty I held Tim up to the door of the carriage, when Princess Beatrice gave him a handsome ...
... DRAWN BY J. NASH4, R.I. Some interesting macmeuvres were recently carried out off Gibraltar, when night attacks on four occasions were made on the Rock by the destroyers Dragon and Boxer, and Nos. 88 and 92 torpedo-boats. Hostilities began each night at eight,.and finished at midnight. The weather was all against the attacking party. the sea being calm and the moon being bright. The first ...
... MEMBERS EXCHANGING Ol'IN1ONS AITER A PRIVATE SESSION OF Eir THREE CIIAMBERS TIHE DRLXEYFUS CASE IBEFORvE THE COURT OF CASSATION DRAWN BY PAUL RENOUARD ...
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... THE ALBERT MEMORIAL Till, ATPPRT HALL THE VICTORIA ANT) Al.BE.RTI' MUSEUM THE ORATORY fLDING AS IT WILL APPEAR WHEN FINISHED AND ITS SURROUNDINGS : REWFR ...
... A ROYAL SALUTE: PRINCE EDWARD OF YORK'S ARRIVAL AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE IIER MAJESTY RECEIVING A BOUQUET FROM THE STUDENTS OF THlE ROYAL FEMALE SCHOOL OF ART ON HER WAY TO THE PAVILION TIHE QUEEN'S VISIT TO SOUTH KENSINGTON ...
... NATURAL HISTORY MIUSEUM THE1 IPRPOSE RO YAI. ET C(IAlEC1 O1 S IEUNCRI BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF SOUTH KENSINGTON SHOWING THE NEW MUSEUI> 6 | DRAWAN ' H I ...
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... HARDSHAW BROOK CHEMICAL WORKS RUINS OF THE CHlLORATE WORKS ground. A large gasometer at the Corporatikui Ga-svorks was bioken, and a quarter of a million feet of gas Iesceap)d. Five people were killed and some tweaty were injusred A disastrous explosion occurred lost week at Kurtz's Chemical Vorls, St. Helens. It occurred in toe ch~oatae hiouse in the wooTks. The whole buildiing ?? up, ...