A ROYAL LAW-BREAKER.
The King, remarks the "Wesßninster Gazette," continues to display, in the most practical manner, his sympathy as a motorist with the movement for extending the legal speed limit of twelve miles an hour:—"The journey of sixteen mi_* was made by the King's motor-car, and was acoompliahed in forty-five minutes, leaving Windsor Castle at ten minutes to one, and reaching High Wycombe at twenty-five minutes to two." Thus we read; in connection with bis Majesty's visit to Lord Carrington-
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 11535, 18 March 1903, Page 7
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