along with her husband. She wrote to the Lord Mayor of London suggesting that the 400,000 people in the British metropolis who live in a more or less acute condition of destitution should be provided with a free dinner on Jubilee Day. As a result of this appeal £3,200 was collected in one week.
Tt need hardly be said that the season of the Diamond Jubilee has been the brightest, the gayest, and the most crowded which this generation has seen in London. The colonial premiers are not the only visitors from the colonies, and every place of public resort las been invaded by over-sea Britons and foreigners. The accent of the German and the Gaul has been heard on every "bus
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