Her Majesty's Late Visit to Burghley, the Procession, St. Mary's Hill, Stamford by Anonymous

Her Majesty's Late Visit to Burghley, the Procession, St. Mary's Hill, Stamford

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Her Majesty's Late Visit to Burghley, the Procession, St. Mary's Hill, Stamford

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Her Majesty's Late Visit to Burghley, the Procession, St. Mary's Hill, Stamford, It Was Surmounted by a Flag, and Inscribed' " Long Live the Queen !" There Must Have Been Some 2000 or 3000 People There. It is Needless to Say that They Cheered Her Majesty Most Warmly As She Passed. As the Progress of the Royal Cortege Was Necessarily Somewhat Slower, Owing to the Conflux of People, Those Who Were Stationed on the Platform Must Have Had a Good View.

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