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SUPPLEMENT TO THE BYSTANDER, JULY 5, 1911 THE KING'S VISIT TO THE KING'S COUNTY A SPECIAL SOUVENIR OF SCENES IN NORWICH VAQ THE KING AT ST. ANDREW'S HALL, WHERE HE RECEIVED THE ADDRESS FROM THE RECORDER, MR. W. E. HUME WILLIAMS, K.C., M.P. His Majesty followed up a crowded week by visiting the Royal Agricultural Show at Norwich last Wednesday. The Address from the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Citizens of Norwich recalled the King's visits to the city at the opening of the Castle Museum and upon other occasions, and said the citizens are proud to think of your Majesty as a near neighbour, and rejoice that under your Majesty the County of Norfolk will continue to be the King's County." His Majesty took his seat in the chair used by King Edward when he visited Norwich in 1909

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SUPPLEMENT TO THE BYSTANDER, JULY 5, 1911

THE KING'S VISIT TO THE KING'S COUNTY

A SPECIAL SOUVENIR OF SCENES IN NORWICH

VAQ

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