There are now 450 subscribing members to the recently started Thames Mining Accident ""und. They < have given L 25 to the . Hospital, and «teps are being taken to enable the working miners in Coromandei to be* oome members of the association. It had been before arranged that the Queen should leave town for Windsor on the Friday. Her departure was made the occasion of another ovation. The clubs turned out, and large numbers of the aristocracy. No additional precautions were taken. The Queen trusted herself to the people, and rcwe up in her carriage to acknowledge the ringing cheers which greeted her first appearance.
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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1202, 5 June 1872, Page 3
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