ORDER OF PRECEDENCE
ft—AN AMUSING DISPUTE.
(By Cafc'e.-r-rea, Association.—Copyn.__> ' PARIS, June 4. An unfortunate and amusing dispute regarding precedence, occurred during the visit of the Mayors of Great Britain. After tbe speeches of welcome at th* Hotel ac A ilk, all eyes turned to the Lord Mayor of London, expecting him to rise, but Lord Peel, chairman of th» London County Council, promptly ros»» and responded to the toast. The Lord Mayor, Sir Vansittart Bowater, ioliowen. When the visitors signed tbe Golden Book, Lord Peel: inserted his signature above that of Sir V„nsittart.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14987, 6 June 1914, Page 16
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