A look back at the christening of Prince William
21st June 2018
It was 4 August 1982. The IRA had
recently set off bombs in Regent’s Park and Hyde Park, and just a
few weeks before that, the infamous Michael Fagan
incident occurred, when a man managed to break into Buckingham
Palace and entered The Queen’s bedroom. But a…
Why do royals from deposed monarchies keep their titles?
18th June 2018
Starting mostly in the 20th century, a
number of monarchies were deposed. However, to this day we can
still see members of ousted royal families being called by the
titles they held when they once reigned. It is important to note
that deposed royals obviously don’t have their titles recognised in
the countries they used to reign, and when other people, or even
themselves, style them by these…
History's Royal Kates: Katherine of Valois
17th June 2018
For a woman who founded one of the most
famous royal dynasties in British history, she is surpisingly
enigmatic. Katherine of Valois was the first Kate to be Queen of
England and yet much of the modern imagining of her comes from her
fleeting appearance in the works of…
The Honiton Christening Robe's Place in Royal History
16th June 2018
At some point this summer, it’s likely
we’ll get another close up look of the best known replica
christening gown around. For when Prince Louis of Cambridge is
baptized, probably before the Royal Family’s summer break, he will
wear the intricate copy of the famous…

