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Royal Engagements

Monday 29 March 1999 17:02 EST
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The Duke of Edinburgh, Honorary Life Member, attends a lunch at the Arts Club, London W1; and, as Honorary Fellow, attends the Royal College of Radiologists' concert and dinner at St James's Palace. The Duke of York, Patron, inaugaurates a new field ambulance for the Commonwealth Society for the Deaf at Buckingham Palace. The Princess Royal, President, Animal Health Trust, unveils Lord Gyllene, a sculpture, at Lanwades Park, Kentford, Suffolk; and gives a luncheon for the Royal Veterinary College at Buckingham Palace. The Duke of Kent visits Glasgow Exports, for briefing on a city- wide strategy for export support, and other companies at the West of Scotland Science Park, Glasgow. Princess Alexandra visits the General Dental Council at Wimpole Street, London W1.

Changing of the Guard

The Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment mounts the Queen's Life Guard at Horse Guards, 11am; F Company Scots Guards mounts the Queen's Guard, at Buckingham Palace, 11.30am, band provided by the Irish Guards.

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