... A large gathering of Hindus assembled round the Statue of the Queen at Bombay onl Her Nfajesty's bhthday, when patriotic speeches were made. At the conclusion of the speeches Lhe National Anitheme was Isungand loudcheers were given for the Queen. The statue was garlanded, and flowers wereshowered upon it. Our illustration is forn a photograph by Raja Deen Dayal and Sons Ull- L U.- y, w- ?? -I ...

... SAVAGE SOUTH AFRICA AT EARL'S COURT: A PEEP AT T IHE NATIVES DRAWN FROM LIFE, BY W. T. MAUD ...

... C)L IR I ELL UJ KS T R A T I O N S. LORD KITOCHENEU REJEIVING .HIS DEGREE. A/ - ?? ~i / -- Il ...

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... On Tluesday morning, the Queen~s Accession Day, the Duke of Connaught inspected Her Majesty' s Royal Body Guard of the Yeomen of the Guard in the groonds of Buckingham Palace. The Captain of the Guard, Lord Waldegrave, was in command, and with him were the Lieutenant, Colonel Sir H. P. Vance, late of the 39th Regiment; the Ensign, Colonel R. G. Ellison, formerly of the 47th ; and the Clerk of ...

... it) Pit is Nhich snre Iteld Iasi week ~ncluded cri Saturday with a grand historical prncewsion, re-sv^rriang the tiades and guild, of Paris at the time of Etienne Marcel, which traversed the boulevards and the, uih, r pr incipal streets. 'Tue ?? sva, divided into six groups, and the third, in which the students 11 - ?? 11I t,;, our artist s itten, had evidently bees insrru ted to be jurt ...