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the Queen's diamond jubilee
My own unit was refused the use of the local park for a jubilee parade.
On their jubilee, the federation certainly deserve our congratulations.
A jubilee celebration is not unnatural after 50 years of progress, with which she agrees.
This year, summer in this country will be wonderful—the summer of the golden jubilee.
The second purpose was to celebrate the diamond jubilee of that college and the third purpose was to launch an appeal for funds.
We hope that we shall be here to celebrate, perhaps more formally and even more rumbustiously, the jubilee in 10 years' time.
So, for the first time in the fifty-year history of the union—it celebrates its jubilee next year—the annual conference had to be postponed.
Will he bring the royal family into the net, in jubilee year?
