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... THE DUCHESS OF BUCCLEUCH The Duchess of Buccleuch was recently mentioned in despatches in connection with her hospital work for the wounded, and in very few cases has recognition been better deserved. Before her marriage in 1893 her grace was Lady Margaret ...
... Reginald Cleaver writes The party inc uded the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, the Princesses Margaret and Patricia, and their suite, the Crown Prince of Sweden and Norway (recently engaged to Princess Margaret), and his A. D.C. They made the excursion by steamer ...
... THE DUCHESS OF YORK FOUR STUDIES of the DUKE'S CHARMING BRIDE, Da^agpfofceiP jfjpt, ScotLHSsIhi /f t---- d£ a BJoM ji^ m THE DUCHESSES OF YORK By BARBARA CLAY FINCH The first of the long line of Duchesses of York was the wife of Edmund, the fifth son ...
... from Victoria to Portsmouth. He waited for some time at the station on a notification that his sister, Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll, would accompany him. Their Royal Highnesses reached Portsmouth at 3.30, and thence journeyed in the royal yacht Alberta ...
... was one millionairess whose name was heard for the first time in Mayfair when she leased a duchess's ancestral town mansion for the season the fact that the duchess had consented to hire it at all was a news-story. This lady came to town prepared to do or ...
... presence of her Majesty Queen Alexandra, the Prince and Princess of Wales, the Princess Royal (Duchess of Fife), Prin cess Victoria, and Princess Louise (Duchess of Argyll). (Signed) F. H. Laking, M.D., James Reid, M.D., R. Douglas Powell, M.D., Bertrand Daw ...
... other than H.R.H. the Duchess of Kent. She was paying her first visit to the Club and found a wonderful welcome awaiting her. The boys crowded round, all anxious to shake her by the hand. Many of them were fortunate, but, as the Duchess told them, she couldn't ...
... I THE WORLD'S PAGEANT TKe Duhe and Duchess of Lancaster in Paris To say that times have changed is but a mean way of expressing the absolute topsy-turvydom of Royal proceedings as compared with those same Royal proceedings thirty or forty or fifty years ...
... Are They Co-heirs? The Position ol Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose on the Question o/ Succession Set Forth and Elucidated, by Historical Precedent THERE has been some question of late concern- ing the presumed difficulty of the succession ...
... PCS LAST How Shelley Met his Death by Drowning in the Gulf of Spezia The first centenary of Shelley's death, on July 7, marks an event of great importance in the history of English Literature. The manner of the poet's death by drowning has long exercised ...
... Spens and Miss Susan Pilkington Thomas Patrick Douglas Spens, Argyll and Sutherland High landers, is the elder son of Colonel and Mrs. Hugh B. Spens, of Powis House, by Stirling. Margaret 'Susan Douglas Pilkington is the daughter of Alan D. Pilkington ...
... Duke of Richmond THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF ROXBURGHE The duke was at one time in the Blues, though he started life in the service in the Argyll and Sutherlands. He is now a major in the Lothians and Border Horse. The Duchess of Roxburghe was formerly a Miss ...