... Tlu) King, attended by Commander tho Hon. Seymour Kortesmo, Kquorry Waiting, and Major General Sir Arthur Kilis, Comptroller Lord Chamberlain's Department, left town yesterday morning on a visit Windsor Castle for tho purjioao inspecting tho improvements ...

... history one#! the grandest figures our Umo» THE LORD MAYOR-ELECT. PROCEEDINGS AT THE HOUSE LORDS. Sir Joseph Dimsdale. M.P., the Lord Mayor- Elect. yesterday morning, in the Pi inco’.s Chamber tho House Lords, received from the liord Chancellor the customary ...

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... briefly resounded. The Marquess not present at the Municipal luncheon whn h followed, ami Lord Edmund Talbot, one the Trustees, explanation his absence, said Lord Bute and his mother, the Marchioness, very naturally felt that, on account of his minority ...

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... satisfaction. It is reassuring to know that no single demand I made by Lord Kitchener has failed to refeits prompt and ample attention from the War Office. Mr. Brodrick confirms Lord Roberts’* recent declaration that the Commanubbpls- Chief in South Africa ...

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