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while in the centre a phoenix bursts from the ground (inscribed: 'Naturae regna instar Phoenicis per ignem reviviscunt')

Newspaper proprietor Lord Northcliffe

The Guildhall Civic Banquet for Queen Victoria held on 9 November 1837

Zoological study of a spider monkey of the genus Ateles

Proposed new lines are shown in red

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