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... years of age. Thousandsof telegrams were received by Lady Burdett-Coutts from all parts of the Xmpire during'the day. Queen Alexandra, with her usnal sweet thoughtfulness, has offered to stand godmother to lord and Liady Curzon’s little daughter, who should ...

... time of very solemn thanksgiving The a thing with the late Queen he doubted not the of King VTT and Alexandra would that morning at the service St Paul’s Cathedral go to late monarch The late Queen Viotoria took a iuterest in war but her spirit had fled ...