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Prince Charles and Camilla's last day in Mexico

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6th November 2014
<![CDATA[The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall's Royal tour of Colombia and Mexico came to an end on Wednesday 6th November as the Royal couple began their journey homeward bound to the United Kingdom. Although it was their last day, it was still jam-packed with engagements for Charles and Camilla. Their first port of call was Monterrey at the Parque Fundidora where Their Royal…
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Colombia with Charles and Camilla: Day Four

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1st November 2014
<![CDATA[The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall travelled to Cartagena on Friday. They were greeted by young musicians and dancers from an after-school music club in the underprivileged La Boquilla neighbourhood who performed for the Royal couple. Prince Charles and The Duchess visited the Museo del Oro, the gold museum showcasing remarkable treasures from the nation’s early…
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Prince Charles makes donation to slain Canadian soldiers families

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30th October 2014
<![CDATA[Prince Charles has made a considerable donation to the families of the two Canadian soldiers killed recently in separate attacks. Clarence House confirmed a donation was made to the True Patriot Love Foundation, which is handling the outpouring of monetary donations coming in for the soldiers through the Stand on Guard Fund. The Prince of Wales’ Charitable Foundation isn't…
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Sophie honours Land Army Girls

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22nd October 2014
<![CDATA[The heavy winds and rain didn't stop over 2,000 people from gathering in Staffordshire yesterday, to witness The Countess of Wessex unveil a statue in honour of the Women's Land Army at the National Memorial Arboretum. And why should it? The members of…
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Bonnie Prince Charlie’s Wine Glass goes to auction

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22nd October 2014
<![CDATA[On November 12th, a stunning wine glass-one of a pair- that was given to Sir John Hay of Restairig by Bonnie Prince Charlie will be auctioned. It is estimated that this goblet is valued at £7,000 – £9,000. Known as ‘The Hay Goblet’, it dates from approximately 1768, stands 22.8cm high, and is engraved with a seven-petalled formal rose (a common Jacobite motif) and a single…
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