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Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer on their wedding day, London, England.
29 July 1981
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Prince Charles meeting Aboriginal locals / children in Esperance on his 16 day visit to Western Australia
13 March 1979 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Prince Charles on stage at Grosvenor House to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of 25 years fundraising by the Lord's Taverners. The Prince is with (from left) Bernard Cribbins, Sheila Staefel, Anita Harris, Tommy Trinder in drag. 4 November 1978 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Prince Charles and Davina Sheffield at Windsor, the Prince driving a pair of horses in a carriage competition
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Queen Elizabeth II of England and her husband the Duke of Edinburgh smile and wave to cheering crowds from their open landau, at the boundary of the City of London in Fleet Street today, on their drive from Buckingham Palace to the Guildhall. A full day of activities had been arranged for the Royal couple to celebrate their Silver Wedding, 25 years of married bliss.
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Prince Charles dances with Charlotte Manners, daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Rutland when he attends a ball in aid of Save the Children at Belvoir Castle.
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HRH Princess Anne looks into the giant shaker before making a throw for a naval team in the Royal Navy's traditional game of 'giant uckers' during her visit to HMS Eastbourne off Torbay, Devon, England. As the Princess arrived on the ship, the game was at a critical point and Commander Bruce Symonds asked her if she would throw for his team. She needed a six, and got it.
The Princess, with HM The Queen, Prince Philip and the Prince of Wales, is on a two day visit to ships of the Western Fleet now anchored off Torbay.
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HRH Princess Anne considers a glass of 'grog' - Naval rum - before tasting the Royal Navy's traditional drink during her visit to HMS Eastbourne off Torbay, Devon, England, today, as the 'grog' was being issued.
The Princess, with HM The Queen, Prince Philip and the Prince of Wales, is on a two day visit to ships of the Western Fleet now anchored off Torbay.
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Princess Anne, wearing a wide brimmed hat, accompanied by her Lady-in-waiting, Lady Susan Hussey, travels in an open car along Piccadilly, London today, during the Festival of London Stores Parade. The Princess, who was guest of honour at the festival, made a special 373 mile train trip from Edinburgh to London to attend the Festival.
Taking part in the parade were 500 musicians, 200 International folk dancers, and dozens of novelty vehicles. 26 London stores have entries among the 50 floats. The seven day campaign from 26 May to 7 June, is to prove to foreign buyers that London is the shopping centre of the world.
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Princess Anne (centre) in a Beatle cap sailing in the Cowes Regatta today as a member of the crew of Sea Wraith, Isle of Wight, England.
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Prince Charles crewed by Veteran yachtsman Uffa Fox today competed today in the Flying Fifteen Race at the Cowes Regatta - boat "Labrador"
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Prince Charles goes racing at Cowes
Prince Charles went racing at Cowes and competed against the Duke of edinburgh in the two-man Flying Fifteens . Prince Charles had Uffa Fox crewing for him in Labrador , and the Duke took John Terry , son of a Birmingham businessman as crewman in the Duke 's own boat Cowslip . Prince Charles finished 13th and the Duke was in 20th (and last) place .
Photo shows: Prince Charles and Uffa Fox duck down to avoid the boom whilst sailing at Cowes.
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Wearing sun glasses, a yellow and black ski sweater and black ski pants on the ski slopes of Mount Buller in Victoria, Australia. 26 July 1966 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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The Royal Holidaymakers.
Prince charles looks up at his father the Duke of Edinburgh, who shares a joke with him before the Prince of Wales and Princess Anne set out on the sledge at Malsun in Liechtenstein, the first day of their holiday.
The royal threesome are staying at Vaduz Castle as the guests of Prince Franz Josef and Princess Gina of Liechtenstein.
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Princess Anne is pictured smiling happily abaord the 34 ton Royal Yacht Bloodhound at Cowes, Isle of Wight, England today.
With her father, Prince Philip, at the helm, it was believed that Bloodhound would help increase Britain's four points lead in the Admiral's Cup event of Cowes Week, 1965.
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In the composite picture, Britain's heir to the throne, the Prince of Wales dressed in a thick jersey and open neck shirt, and his sister, Princess Anne, who wears blue jeans and fawn windcheater, are seen as they acted as deckhands to help their father, Prince Philip, sail his 34 ton yawl Bloodhound, through one of the 15 locks on the nine mile long Crinan Canal, Argyllshire, Scotland, yesterday. The Royal deckhands spent most of the day holding fenders in place as Bloodhound negotiated the locks.
The Royal children, with their father, and Crown Prince Carl Gutav of Sweden, are on a sailing holiday up the Scottish west coast. The yacht's four and a half hour journey through the canal was watched by a large crowd, and then Bloodhound sailed out into the Sound of Jura, her destination unknown.
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HRH Prince Philip (back to camera) gives a little advice to his " newest dieckhand ", his 12 year old daughter, Princess Anne, as she helped on deck as the 34 ton Royal yawl Bloodhound, passed through one of the 15 locks along the Crinan Canal, Argyllshire, Scotland, yesterday.
Bloodhound, also aboard of which were the Prince of Wales, and guest Crown Prince Carl Gustav of Sweden, was on its way to the open sea during the Royal sailing holiday up the Scottish west coast.
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HM The Queen seen as she appeared on the television screen, during her Christmas Day broadcast from Sandringham, Norfolk, England.
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Prince Charles and Princess Anne were taken to Ascot this afternoon by their father, Prince Philip, to watch the Pony Club mounted games championship at the first ever Ascot jumping show.
Prince Charles and Princess Anne at Ascot this afternoon.
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This new and charming study of Princess Anne was taken by Marcus Adams for her sicth birthday, The Princess, who was born on 15 August 1950, is wearing a dreww of white broderie anglaise. Her necklace is of pearls on a platnum chain.
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The Christmas Card being sent out by the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh. It has a picture taken on holiday with the children, Prince Charles and Princess Anne, at Balmoral this summer. The Queen and Duke send out about 400 cards; to personal friends, Heads of State, Ambassadors and Political leaders. They are dispatched by registered post.
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Prince Charles greets his father.
Prince Charles leading his father by the hand from the Viking aircraft of the King's flight in which the Duke of Edinburgh arrived home from Malta. The two and a half year old prince went to London Airport to greet the Duke while his mother, Princess Elizabeth, was at the Ascot races to watch the Festival Stakes.
The Duke, who has handed over the command of the frigate Magpie, will not be taking up another naval appointment until after the return of the King and Queen and Princess Margaret from their Australian tour next July.
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WEDDING BELLS OFF-STAGE
Irish actress Patricia Driscoll , 22, and actor DUNCAN LAMONT are the ' stars ' of this picture outside Marylebone Parish Church, London . But Australian comedian BILL KERR ( on right ) is certainly a ' featured ' player , Miss Driscoll and Mr Lamont had just been married at the Church , with Mr Kerr as best man .
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PRINCESS MARGARET'S MATINEE HAT STYLE
Princess Margaret, in new style black hat, relieved by a single ornament, arriving at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London today to attend, with the Queen and Princess Elizabeth, an all Star matinee in aid of the Irene Vanbrugh Memorial fund. The Princess wears matching black dress for the court is still in mourning for Gustaf V of Sweden
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TO THE LAND OF THE EAGLE FOR THE 21ST TIME
Seen as he began his 21st crossing of the Atlantic is Mr Ramshaw, 22-year-old Golden Eagle, pictured with his master, Captain Charles W.R. Knight of Sevenoaks, Kent, as they left Liverpool in the Cunard line Britannic for New York. They are to make a seven months dollar earning tour of the United States, demonstrating a colour film of rural England. Passage for Mr Ramshaw in the luxury liner costs £4. Special arrangements have been made for his comfort and chickens heads or shin beef will form his main diet.
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The Queen stops for a moment to chat to Marie Fergusson of the Women's Royal Army Corps when Her Majesty reviewed units of the Territorial Army and inspected hospital patients during her visit here, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
She also presented new colours to the Royal Inskilling Fusiliers and the Royal Irish Fusiliers.
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ROYAL FAMILY WATCH AS KING PRESENTS NEW COLOURS TO 3RD BATTALION, COLDSTREAM GUARDS.
Men of the 3rd Battalion, Coldstream Guards parade their new colours during the ceremony on the Horse Guards Parade today, when the King, as Colonel-in-Chief of the Regiment, marked the 300th anniversary of teh formation of the Regiment with the presentation of the new colours.
Watching (in background) are members of the Royal Family, including Queen Mary, Princess Margaret, and the Queen.
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ROYAL FAMILY WATCH AS KING PRESENTS NEW COLOURS TO 3RD BATTALION, COLDSTREAM GUARDS.
Men of the 3rd Battalion, Coldstream Guards parade their new colours during the ceremony on the Horse Guards Parade today, when the King, as Colonel-in-Chief of the Regiment, marked the 300th anniversary of the formation of the Regiment with the presentation of the new colours.
Watching (in background) are members of the Royal Family, including Queen Mary, Princess Margaret, and the Queen.
5 July 1950 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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ROYAL FAMILY WATCH AS KING PRESENTS NEW COLOURS TO 3RD BATTALION, COLDSTREAM GUARDS.
Men of the 3rd Battalion, Coldstream Guards parade their new colours during the ceremony on the Horse Guards Parade today, when the King, as Colonel-in-Chief of the Regiment, marked the 300th anniversary of the formation of the Regiment with the presentation of the new colours.
Watching (in background) are members of the Royal Family, including Queen Mary, Princess Margaret, and the Queen.
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ROYAL FAMILY WATCH AS KING PRESENTS NEW COLOURS TO 3RD BATTALION, COLDSTREAM GUARDS.
Men of the 3rd Battalion, Coldstream Guards parade their new colours during the ceremony on the Horse Guards Parade today, when the King, as Colonel-in-Chief of the Regiment, marked the 300th anniversary of the formation of the Regiment with the presentation of the new colours.
Watching (in background) are members of the Royal Family, including Queen Mary, Princess Margaret, and the Queen.
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ROYAL FAMILY WATCH AS KING PRESENTS NEW COLOURS TO 3RD BATTALION, COLDSTREAM GUARDS.
Men of the 3rd Battalion, Coldstream Guards parade their new colours during the ceremony on the Horse Guards Parade today, when the King, as Colonel-in-Chief of the Regiment, marked the 300th anniversary of the formation of the Regiment with the presentation of the new colours.
Watching (in background) are members of the Royal Family, including Queen Mary, Princess Margaret, and the Queen.
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ROYAL FAMILY WATCH AS KING PRESENTS NEW COLOURS TO 3RD BATTALION, COLDSTREAM GUARDS.
Men of the 3rd Battalion, Coldstream Guards parade their new colours during the ceremony on the Horse Guards Parade today, when the King, as Colonel-in-Chief of the Regiment, marked the 300th anniversary of the formation of the Regiment with the presentation of the new colours.
Watching (in background) are members of the Royal Family, including Queen Mary, Princess Margaret, and the Queen.
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THE KING SALUTES THEM AT COLOURS PRESENTATION CEREMONY.
The scene on the Horse Guards Parade as the King (in centre of dais) salutes be-medalled veterans of the Coldstream Guards during the ceremony in which the King presented new colours to the 3rd Battalion on the 300th anniversary of the formation of the Regiment.
Others who can be seen on dais are (left) the Duchess of Kent, with her son, Prince Michael, and Princess Margaret, Queen Mary and the Queen.
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THE KING SALUTES THEM AT COLOURS PRESENTATION CEREMONY.
The scene on the Horse Guards Parade as the King (in centre of dais) salutes be-medalled veterans of the Coldstream Guards during the ceremony in which the King presented new colours to the 3rd Battalion on the 300th anniversary of the formation of the Regiment.
Others who can be seen on dais are (left) the Duchess of Kent, with her son, Prince Michael, and Princess Margaret, Queen Mary and the Queen.
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THE KING SALUTES THEM AT COLOURS PRESENTATION CEREMONY.
The scene on the Horse Guards Parade as the King (in centre of dais) salutes be-medalled veterans of the Coldstream Guards during the ceremony in which the King presented new colours to the 3rd Battalion on the 300th anniversary of the formation of the Regiment.
Others who can be seen on dais are (left) the Duchess of Kent, with her son, Prince Michael, and Princess Margaret, Queen Mary and the Queen.
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THE KING SALUTES THEM AT COLOURS PRESENTATION CEREMONY.
The scene on the Horse Guards Parade as the King (in centre of dais) salutes be-medalled veterans of the Coldstream Guards during the ceremony in which the King presented new colours to the 3rd Battalion on the 300th anniversary of the formation of the Regiment.
Others who can be seen on dais are (left) the Duchess of Kent, with her son, Prince Michael, and Princess Margaret, Queen Mary and the Queen.
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KING PRESENTS NEW COLOURS TO 3RD BATTALION COLDSTREAM GUARDS.
The King, as Colonel in Chief of the Coldstream Guards presented new colours to the 3rd Battalion at the Horse Guards Parade on the 300th anniversary of the formation of the Regiment. Memebers of the Royal family watched the cremony.
Picture shows: Four Chelsea Pensioners (left background) watch as the King presents the new colours to the 3rd Battalion, Coldstream Guards, on the Horse Guards Parade.
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KING PRESENTS NEW COLOURS TO 3RD BATTALION COLDSTREAM GUARDS.
The King, as Colonel in Chief of the Coldstream Guards presented new colours to the 3rd Battalion at the Horse Guards Parade on the 300th anniversary of the formation of the Regiment. Memebers of the Royal family watched the cremony.
Picture shows: Four Chelsea Pensioners (left background) watch as the King presents the new colours to the 3rd Battalion, Coldstream Guards, on the Horse Guards Parade.
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KING PRESENTS NEW COLOURS TO 3RD BATTALION COLDSTREAM GUARDS.
The King, as Colonel in Chief of the Coldstream Guards presented new colours to the 3rd Battalion at the Horse Guards Parade on the 300th anniversary of the formation of the Regiment. Memebers of the Royal family watched the cremony.
Picture shows: Four Chelsea Pensioners (left background) watch as the King presents the new colours to the 3rd Battalion, Coldstream Guards, on the Horse Guards Parade.
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KING PRESENTS NEW COLOURS TO 3RD BATTALION COLDSTREAM GUARDS.
The King, as Colonel in Chief of the Coldstream Guards presented new colours to the 3rd Battalion at the Horse Guards Parade on the 300th anniversary of the formation of the Regiment. Memebers of the Royal family watched the cremony.
Picture shows: Four Chelsea Pensioners (left background) watch as the King presents the new colours to the 3rd Battalion, Coldstream Guards, on the Horse Guards Parade.
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ROYAL FAMILY WATCH AS KING PRESENTS NEW COLOURS TO 3RD BATTALION, COLDSTREAM GUARDS.
Men of the 3rd Battalion, Coldstream Guards parade their new colours during the ceremony on the Horse Guards Parade today, when the King, as Colonel-in-Chief of the Regiment, marked the 300th anniversary of the formation of the Regiment with the presentation of the new colours.
Watching (in background) are members of the Royal Family, including Queen Mary, Princess Margaret, and the Queen.
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ROYAL FAMILY WATCH AS KING PRESENTS NEW COLOURS TO 3RD BATTALION, COLDSTREAM GUARDS.
Men of the 3rd Battalion, Coldstream Guards parade their new colours during the ceremony on the Horse Guards Parade today, when the King, as Colonel-in-Chief of the Regiment, marked the 300th anniversary of the formation of the Regiment with the presentation of the new colours.
Watching (in background) are members of the Royal Family, including Queen Mary, Princess Margaret, and the Queen.
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ROYAL FAMILY WATCH AS KING PRESENTS NEW COLOURS TO 3RD BATTALION, COLDSTREAM GUARDS.
Men of the 3rd Battalion, Coldstream Guards parade their new colours during the ceremony on the Horse Guards Parade today, when the King, as Colonel-in-Chief of the Regiment, marked the 300th anniversary of the formation of the Regiment with the presentation of the new colours.
Watching (in background) are members of the Royal Family, including Queen Mary, Princess Margaret, and the Queen.
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PRINCESS PRESENTS PRIZES
Addlestone, Surrey, England : Princess Margaret visited the Princess Mary Adelaide Village Homes here, where she presented prizes to the chiildren.
The homes were founded by Princess Mary Adelaide, Duchess of Teck, in July 1871, and Princess Margaret's visit was made on the occasion of the 80th Commemoration of the foundation.
Photo shows: A yong girl curtsies before Princess Margaret who holds out a prize for her.
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P.O.W'S STAMP , IN KING'S COLLECTION TO BE SHOWN IN LONDON
A Stamp, designed and drawn by a Hong Kong postal official while a prisoner in Japanese hands, and now included in the King's collection, is among many valuable exhibits to be shown at the international Stamp exhibition opening at Grosvenor house, London, on may 6.
The stamp was designed by Mr.W.E.Jones during internment in Stanley camp. One slight alteration was made in the design-the King was shown in profile instead of full face. over half a million stamps, valued at two and a half million pounds, are to be shown in the exhibition.
PICTURE SHOWS:- The chalk drawing by Mr.W.E.Jones for the Hong Kong Stamp.is shows the King in full face.
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THE GREAT VISIT IS OVER
PRESIDENT VINCENT AURIOL of France , and the King, seated in the back seat of a car, as they left Buckingham Palace, London, for Victoria station today.
the Queen accompanied MME. Auriol in another car which followed closely behind. The drive to the station marked the close of the brilliant state visit of the French president and his wife to Great Britain.
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PRESIDENT BOWS AT GLITTERING COVENT GARDEN
The King and Queen tonight attended with M.Vincent Auriol , president of the French Republic, and MME. Auriol , a Gala performance by the Sadlers Wells ballet at the Royal Opera house, Covent Garden. the gala was the last glittering event of the 3-day state visit to London of M.and MME. Auriol .They return home tomorrow.
M.Vincent Auriol acknowledges the greeting of the audience at tonight's gala. in the royal box are-from left Princess Elizabeth ; M.Auriol ; the Queen; the King; MME. Auriol , and the Duke of Gloucester.
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KING AND QUEEN WELCOME FRENCH PRESIDENT AT VICTORIA
President Vincent Auriol of France and his wife were greeted by the King, the Queen, Princess Elizabeth and the Duchess of Gloucester when - with the Duke of Gloucester - who had met them at Dover - when they arrived at Victoria station, London, at the start of their three-day visit to Britain.
The combined party then drove in state procession over a decorated route to Buckingham Palace.
PICTURE SHOWS:- The King talks with President Vincent's Auriol as the Queen chats with MME. Auriol at Victoria station. In foreground is the Duke of Gloucester. The King and Queen greeted their visitors in French.
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PRINCES HAVE A RIDING LESSON IN THE PARK
Among the young riding pupils now to be seen in rotten row, Hyde Park, London, Prince William, aged 8, and Prince Richard , aged 5, sons of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester. Their appearances astride a pony in the Row, which started only recently, are their first in public as horsemen, though they have previously had riding instruction on the Duke's estate at Barnwell.
The Princes are pupils of the Cadogan riding school, where all the Royal children have learned to ride. The King and Princess Elizabeth are among former pupils.
PICTURE SHOWS:- Prince Richard had his feet set correctly in the stirrups by riding master Mr.W.Meads, in Rotten row. Standing on the mounting block is Prince William - with an encouraging hand on his younger brother's shoulder.
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PRINCES HAVE A RIDING LESSON IN THE PARK
Among the young riding pupils now to be seen in Rotten Row, Hyde Park, London, Prince William, aged 8, and Prince Richards, aged 5, sons of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester. Their appearances astride a pony in the row, which started only recently, are their first in public as horsemen, though they have previously had riding instruction on the Duke's estate at Barnwell.
The Princes are pupils of the Cadogan riding school, were all the Royal children have learned to ride. The King and Princess Elizabeth are among former pupils.
PICTURE SHOWS:- Prince William of Gloucester pictured in the row with his ride Master, Mr.W.Meads.
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