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Two Processions, or Royal Progresses, three-and-twenty years apart, have often struck us with a strange feeling of contrast.

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It is necessary to premise that the landlord of the inn had informed them that a jovial party, intended, as he understood, to present some of the masques or mummeries which made a part of the entertainment with which the Queen was usually welcomed on the royal Progresses, had left the village of Donnington an hour or two before them in order to proceed to

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_-In Nichols's _Progresses of King James the First_, vol.iii. p. 401., is the following note: --

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