London, Nov. 23.
Pageantry dear to the heart of the [Londoner was witnessed to-day when the City Corporation, headed by the JLord Mayor, wearing the rich robes lof his office, drove to Buckingham Palace to present the City's wedding jeitt to the Duke of Kent and Prine cess Marina of Greece.
Tt was the first official semi-Stule visit made by the Corporation Buckingham Pelace in many years, jand huge crowds lined the route taken by the Lord Mayor (Sir Ste-phon Kill, the Sheriffs of London jand the Aldermen, who occupied altogether fifteen motor-cars.
The gift consisted of Georgian silver plate and a tiara studded with Jewels, and in receiving it, the Duke lof Kent and his bride-to-be fulfilled their first official engagement to-
Later, the royal couple received gifts from other deputations, includ ing one headed by Mr. Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England. They had lunch with friends and then visited their future home, No. 8 Belgrave Square, which the future Duchess of Kent saw for the rst time.
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