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... Portsmouth to the welcome home in London, and the Royal party were highly delighted. The King and Queen with their guests spent a quiet Sunday, attending Service at St. Mary Magdalene's in the morning, and on Monday King Edward and the Prince of Wales came ...

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... Wales will represent the Queen. The coffin was to be brought privately from White Lodge the day before, and at the conclusion of the Service would be removed to the vault and placed by the side of the late Duchess. The Queen remains in the Isle of Wight ...

... himself for so long a period in the military service of his country, so he had also contributed in no small degree by his presence in our Eastern Empire to strengthen and popularise the rule of his mother, the Empress-Queen. He was again to return to India ...

... Meade. A PRESENT FROM THE QUEEN OF SPAIN Photograph by Bolak. This doll, in its beautiful Spanish dress, has been presented by the Queen of Spain to the Guild of Good Service and Good Fellowship for their bazaar at the Queen's Hall on December 5. Princess ...

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... of the Indian Rulers to take part in the present war mainly to the Imperial visit to India and the Coronation Durbar of 191 1. The personal presence of the King- Emperor and the Queen-Empress made, he says, the tie between the Rajas and the British Crown ...

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