After the Delhi Durbar month and all tha interesting events connected with and following it we are having a comparitively uneventful period in India, The last of the Ruling Princes to return to his own State has been the Nizam of Hyderabad who, after visiting Agra and some other places in Northern India, spent a considerable time in Bombay, where ho stayed to bid adieu to the Duke and Duchess of Connaught. On his way from Bombay to Hyderabad he paid a visit to the historic town of Gulburgah in his own dominions, only arriving at his capital on the 11th March. Ho was met by the British Resident Sir David Barr, Sir George Protyman, commanding the Secunderabad District, General Richardson, commanding the Hyderabad contingent, the Minister, and their respective staffs, besides all the leading officials and gentlemen of the station. His Highness had a most enthusiastic reception from his subjects. A guard of honour of the the platform and the Hyderabad Vohun-Middlesex Regiment was drawn up on
teer Rifles provided a guard of honour outside the Railway Station, which was gaily decorated, and the streets leading to the Palace were bright with bunting and triumphal arches.
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