STAB ALONE WORTH £30,000.
CKeceived 8.47 a.m.)
LONDON, July S.
Later news shows that the Ulster King-of-Arms (Sir Arthur E. Vicars, K.C. V.0.) kept the jewels in the Birmingham Tower of Dublin Castle. The Star of St. Patrick alone was worth £30,000, the diamond badge is valued at £16,500, and the gold collars at £4000.
[The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland is the Grand Master of '" the Moat Illustrious Order of St. Patrick," which was founded in 1788, and the Chief Secretary for Ireland is Chancellor. Ulster King-of-Arms (Sir A. E. Vicars) is; however, the real master of the ceremonies'-in connect tion with the order, and he would be responsible for the safe keeping of the regalia.]
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 162, 9 July 1907, Page 5
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