Aged 10 ¾ years old, Princess Victoria
composed a story. This delightful children’s tale, written by the
future Queen, survives in its own little red ‘Composition’ notebook
in the Royal Archives. To understand how it was made and the full
significance of it, we need only look at the age of the princess
when she wrote it. I surmise that if it was written at the age of
ten and three-quarter…
Tea and Queen Victoria
20th May 2019
Queen Victoria is for many, synonymous
with the notion of afternoon tea, probably because the social
ceremony became properly established during the later years of her
reign. The Queen’s evident love of tea, however, reaches back much
further than this elegant ritual.
Below is an opinion on the ongoing saga
of Delphine Boël and her quest to have King Albert recognise her as
his daughter, by our Deputy Editor, Brittani Barger. King Albert,
by continuing to drag out this paternity suit, you only further
damage your reputation. It makes you…
The History of the Dukedom of Sussex
19th May 2019
It’s been used once before and yet we’ve
all been talking about it for months as if it were a royal regular.
After a gap of almost two centuries, we have a new Duke of Sussex.
The Queen has granted that title to Prince Harry who becomes just
the second man to hold the dukedom while his bride, Meghan Markle,
is the first ever Duchess of Sussex. As we celebrate the Royal
Wedding and this royal…
Tulle and organdie were layered to create
a cream and blush effect It was a closely guarded secret but now we
know. Lady Gabriella Windsor’s wedding dress had caused plenty of
speculation ahead of her big day but in the end the only daughter
of Prince and Princess…
Royal Wedding Flowers: Lady Gabriella Windsor
18th May 2019
The brides of the House of Kent have
shown a penchant for pastel wedding flowers and the latest to join
their number, Lady Gabriella Windsor, is no different. For her
marriage to Thomas Kingston, at Windsor, Lady Ella added some
colour to her petals, just as her Kent…
History of Royal Titles: HRH and Prince/Princess
18th May 2019
One of the primary things that shows a
member of the Royal Family’s status is their title and style. The
title is the part which precedes their name and the style is what
determines how one addresses the royal. Royal titles haven’t always
been as they are now. The title of Prince/Princess has meant
different things over the years too! It was during George I’s reign
that the title…
Inside Archie's birth certificate
17th May 2019
And so we finally have it, the most
talked about piece of paper in the land. Since the moment his birth
was announced, the registration of Archie Harrison
Mountbatten-Windsor has got everyone very excited indeed. Much of
that eagerness to see the record has come from the…
The government of Eswatini has venomously
denied reports that King Mswati III has ordered men in his country
to take part in polygamy or face jail time. The government has
called the false accusations ‘malicious’ and ‘poisonous.’ Percy
Simelane, a…
Who is Zara Tindall?
15th May 2019
Zara Anne Elizabeth Phillips was born to
Anne, Princess Royal and Captain Mark Phillips on 15 May 1981 at St
Mary’s Hospital in London. She is the younger of their two children
and only daughter. Her older brother, Peter Phillips was born on 15
November 1977. She also has two younger half-sisters, Felicity
Tonkin and Stephanie Phillips through her father. [getty
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