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The Morning HeraldVol 20. Number 149 23rd July 2013
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IT'S A BOY!
The Prince’s full name will be Prince George Alexander Louis Windsor.Ed Milliband is facing fresh criticism for suggesting that the Labour party reduces its funding of several high profile unions. Continued on p11.
The baby boy destined to become King was born yesterday.
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modern world, whilst also maintaining the traditions for which it is famous. As the royal couple now return to their home at Kensington Palace, they will begin an exciting new life as parents. Queen Elizabeth II is said to have declared that she was thrilled at the birth of her great-grandson.
by Kay Surley
camping overnight . Union Jacks were littered everywhere as people nervously expected the exciting news. Third in line to succeed his great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, Prince George has a lot to live up to. In a time when the monarchy has seen a resurgence, much hope is pinned on the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to show how the Royal Family can represent the
After a long wait by the nation, the 3.8kg (8lb 6oz) baby prince was born. Buckingham Palace stated that his mother, Catherine Middleton, is doing well after a long day at St. Mary’s Hospital, London. Thousands waited in the streets of the capital in anticipation of this royal birth. The atmosphere outside the hospital was electric with some crowds
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THE POSTone halfpenny 5th June 1913
SUFFRAGETTE INJURED BY KING'S HORSE!
The official newspaper of Northern England
Suffragette runs in front of King’s horse at the Epsom Derby.
THE DERBY TRAGEDY onto shoulders other than Miss Davison’s’.
Whilst this may be true, many innocent people continue to suffer as the campaign for women’s suffrage rages on and wreaks havoc in quiet pockets of this country.
By Oliver Rendell
no deserving cause is successful when resorting to violent means.
Editor and regular contributor to this newspaper, Evelyn Sharp, maintains that Miss Davison is a woman of ‘splendid intellect and character’. She explains that the blame for the tragic act must be ‘shifted
awareness of the suffrage of women across the country. Witnesses to the accident explained that the event was a shocking moment of panic and surprise with very few witnessing the terrible moment.
It has been said that such millitant acts cause great harm to the campaign for women’s votes, because
Suffragette, Emily Davison, fell in front of the King’s horse during a race yesterday. The violence seen was a hideous tragedy for the courgaeous woman, intent on raising
Miss Davison remains in a critical condition in hospital.
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Miss Davison
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The York Timesone cent 16th April 1911
TITANIC SINKS FOUR HOURS AFTER HITTING ICEBERG
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MOST APPALLING DI SA S T ER E V E R TO BE RECORDED IN THE HISTORY OF NAVIGATION
Ocean liner on its maiden trip from Liverpool to New York goes down after colliding with monstrous iceberg.Yesterday, the largest floating ship known to man encountered difficulties whilst travelling off the coast of Newfoundland. The ship was just 375 miles into its journey to New York.
Despite the watertight cabins and doors, it seems that very few passengers have been able to escape safely in the icy cold temperatures. The full details of this horrific tragedy are yet to be revealed as the world patiently awaits the return of the few lucky survivors.
Many anxious family members and friends have headed down to the White Star Line offices to try to obtain more information about this terrible accident. However, as of yet these people are left without answers and their ordeal continues.
by James Dockety
For more details on this story and for an in-depth analysis of the facts so far, read page 2.
RMS Titanic on her maiden voyage
Survivors make their way to safety
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