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The Times (London).
18 February 1896

ROYAL CHRISTENING AT SANDRINGHAM

The second son of the Duke and Duchess of York was christened yesterday at the Church of St. Mary, Sandringham. The invitations were limited to members of the Royal family and a few others.

Among those listed as present is:

Sir John Williams, M.D.

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