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... and Keeper of the Privy Purse. The honeymoon, as may be recalled, was spent cruising in the Duke's yacht, Cutty Sark, named after the famous old clipper a-b Cecil Beaton ...

... the Earl of Sefton's son and heir, and is in the Blues. The Sefton Steeplechase, which is run in November each year, is named after a former Lord Sefton, and the Stanley Steeple chase, run on the first day of the big meeting in March, bears Lord Derby's ...

... artistic picture of the Savoy Palace that gave its name to the district and now gives it to the hotel. The Savoy Palace was named after Peter Earl of Savoy and Richmond, the uncle of Eleanor of Provence, the Queen of Henry III. King John of France died here ...

... between the two countries, and the list of guests bore names of high distinction both in England and Switzerland. Tables were named after Swiss cantons, and at one stage a cake shaped like an Alp was brought in to the music of an accordion band music/, j, uar ...

... Hungarian-born, one of her greatest assets is her ability to sing in eleven languages. She is with her poodle Sugarbush, named after the song she made popular ...

... village of Cassis. Parisian-born Miss Caron completes a trilogy of her own with this film, for it is the third she has made named after a girl, the other two being Lili and Gigi. Co-starring with her in Fanny are Maurice Chevalier, Charles Boyer Horst Buchholz ...

... Villefranche. Before the war the Admiral used to live on a large yacht at St. Tropez where the famous club, L'Amiral, is named after him but the Germans took it away and on his return from England he designed and built his present charming villa at Cap ...

... Princess, who will celebrate her birthday on October 24 (she was horn in 1887), should be the only member of our Royal Family named after a Spaniard, namely, the Empress Eugdnie,* for her full name is Victoria Eugenie Julia Ena Hughes Mull ins ...

... and controls the world of fashion to an amazing degree, and hats, lace, dresses, and all manner of toilet accessories are named after her. Mr. Vernon Castle has since joined the R.F.C. Ira L. Hill's Studio ...

... Paget, of Burrough, near Melton Mowbray, married Sir John Worsley-Taylor, Scots Guards, in 1942. Their daughter, who is named after her mother, was born just three months ago White Water is the Home of Mrs. J. Otho Paget Lady Worsley-Taylor and Mrs. Paget ...

... to the School after its use during the war as a balloon site. The ten-acre Square, which is the largest in London, was named after Dean Vincent, headmaster from 1788-1802, who ensured the sole use of it for the School when the district was being marked ...