On four successive Satucday after noons, weather permitting, Their Majesties will drive in various parts of London.
'Meanwhile, Boy Scouts are plan ning to. erect a chain of bonfires Stretching from' one end of the country to the other.
"The capital_will be illuminated to an unprecedented extent in honour of Mr. W. G. A. Ormsby-Gore, First Commissioner of Works, announced the House of Commons to-day that, addition to the buildings he men: tioned on January 29, the following would be flood The Horse Guards building, the War Office, the colonnades of the Incorporated Accounts Hall, and also probably St. Paul's Cathedral, the Royal Hospital, Chelsea. Canada House, and South Africa, House 'The buildings previously mentioned were Buckingham Palace, St. James' Palace, the "Admiralty, "the Clock 'Tower' of the Houses of Parliament, ihe National Gallery, Westminster Abbey and the London County Hal Proodlights are' being tastalled along the entire length' of Regent Street. making that thoroughfare London's "Great White Way" for 336
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