Monday, September 9, 2019
Victoria said to be in good health
September 9, 1899
Queen Victoria is said to be in good health as she is "making an assiduous round of her old retainers" at Balmoral, according to a special cable to the Chicago Daily Tribune.
The 80-year-old queen's health is said to be "admirable." Her advice has been sought for the new book, The Life of Lord Beaconsfield, a study of the late "great statesman," which is nearly finished. Boxes of correspondence have been brought to the Queen, which has had each "document read aloud to her."
The Princess of Wales and Princess Victoria have arrived in Bernstoff, ear Copenhagen, with the Princess' of Wales' father, King Christian IX of Denmark. The King;'s second daughter, the Dowager Empress of Russia, and all of her family, except for her elder son, Nicholas, have already arrived at Bernstoff.
The Princess of Wales is expected to stay in Denmark for about two months. She will return to England in late October and will travel to Sandringham, where she will remain for the winter.
There will be a revolt if Charlotte dies
September 9, 1929
United Press is reporting that the "sudden illness of the beautiful young Princess Charlotte", the daughter of Prince Louis II of Monaco, has caused "suspension of the negotiations which she was conducting in behalf of her father with the dissatisfied citizens " of the small principality.
The Princess, who is the heiress apparent to the throne, is seriously ill and may die. Her death could lead to a "revolt which has been smoldering against the Prince" for more than a year and would "blaze up immediately."
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Monaco's citizens are demanding a new Constitution and a committee of "themselves with power to supervise" the expenditure and income of the casino.
Prince Louis II is opposed to this demand because it would mean that his subjects would have "supervision over a considerable part of his income."
After his most recent refusal of their demands, Monegasques "delivered an ultimatum" that they would "seek influence" with French groups to annul the Franco-Monaco treaty, which allows Monaco's casino to offer roulette, which is not permitted in France's casinos.
Saturday, September 7, 2019
A son for Amedeo and Elisabetta
Princess Elisabetta of Belgium gave birth to her second child, a son, who was born Friday evening (September 6) at 9:05 p.m., at the UMC Sint-Pieter Hospital in Brussels.
The princess is the wife of Prince Amedeo of Belgium, the eldest child of Princess Astrid and Prince Lorenz of Belgium.
Prince Amadeo married Italian-born Elisabetta Rosboch von Wolkenstein on July 5, 2014. Their first child, a daughter, Archduchess Anna Astrid, was born on May 17, 2016 at UMC-Sint-Pieter Hospital.
The name of the new baby, the second grandchild for Princess Astrid, has not been announced, but due to a 2015 decree from King Philippe, Amedeo's children will not have Belgian titles. The decree limits the HRH and title of Prince or Princess of Belgium to the children of the sovereign and the children of the heir or heiress apparent.
Amedeo's father was born Archduke Lorentz of Austria. On November 19, 1995, King Albert II issued a decree that extended the HRH and title of Prince or Princess of Belgium to Princess Astrid's children. The new gender equal succession law (1991), which superseded the Salic law (males only) allowed for Princess Astrid and her children to be inserted in the line of succession after her elder brother, Philippe, and before her younger brother, Prince Laurent. As Philippe was not married in 1995, it seemed possible that he would not marry and the succession would eventually devolve on Princess Astrid.
King Philippe married Mathilde d'Udekem d'Acoz in December 1999. They have four children.
The new archduke is eight in the line of succession to Belgian throne. He is the second great-grandchild of King Albert and Queen Paola.
Friday, September 6, 2019
Mail Call from the Duchess of Sussex
Found this in my mail box today ... a thank you from the Duchess of Sussex for my birthday card!!
Charlotte of Monaco "moves to avert republic"
September 6, 1929
Princess Charlotte of Monaco has intervened between her father, Prince Louis, "and his subjects who are threatening to revolt and proclaim a republic next month," reports the New York Times.
The Princess is in Monaco "not as an emissary bit in an independent effort to bring about a settlement." She listened to the complains and "amid cheers of the population," she left Monte Carlo with a promise to "secure redress for the grievances of the little principality."
She conferred for several hours with Monte Carlo's mayor and other government officials. The mayor, Eugene Marquet, made it clear to the princess that the citizens of Monaco "were serious in their intent to revolt if their claims were not satisfied with another month."
The mayor was adamant that Monaco would become a republic under a French protectorate and the "princely authority" would be ended by a vote in Parliament.
The primary issue centers on the management of the Casino in Monte Carlo and its revenues. Monaco's citizens are demanding that the Casino's management board be exclusively to the country's residents. They are also demanding full transparency from the government to the Casino's earnings.
They also want the government to "immediately install public water, gas and electricity services" throughout the city. At this time, the public services are limited to a small area that includes hotels and the shops.
Princess Charlotte made it clear that she was not "authorized to make a promise," but she insisted that a "satisfactory agreement" would be reached. After she left the palace, where a small crowd had gathered to cheer as she left for the station. She left for Marseilles and was expected to meet with Prince Louis to further discuss the situation.
The Princess, who will celebrate her 31st birthday on September 30, is the heiress to the Monegasque throne. She is the natural daughter of Prince Louis and Marie Juliette Louvet, a singer. Prince Louis has no legitimate issue. In order to avoid a possible succession crisis as the next legitimate heir, Prince Wilhelm, 2nd Duke of Urach, was German. The Duke, the son of Princess Florestine of Monaco, was born and raised in the principality, but was a German citizen.
Charlotte was recognized as Louis's daughter on May 15, 1911 and recognized as as a dynast. Seven year later, on October 30, 1918, Charlotte was adopted into the family, as the 1911 law was considered invalid under the family statues (1882.)
Prince Louis officially adopted Charlotte on May 16, 1919. She became a Grimaldi and she received the title, Duchess of Valentinois, which acknowledged her position as second in line to the throne. Prince Louis succeeded his father, Prince Albert in 1922, thus moving Charlotte into the position as Hereditary Princess.
In 1920, Prince Louis arranged for Charlotte to marry Count Pierre de Polignac. Prince Albert issued an ordinance allowing for the Count to have the surname Grimaldi and the title Prince of Monaco. The couple have two young children: Princess Antoinette, 8, and six-year-old Prince Rainier.
A must read about the royal reporters ..
This is fascinating reading. Marie Claire's profile of royal reporters
https://www.marieclaire.com/culture/a28917351/royal-correspondents/
https://www.marieclaire.com/culture/a28917351/royal-correspondents/
Thursday, September 5, 2019
Ernst August of Hanover to take son to court
Prince Ernst August of Hanover, 65, will be taking his elder son, Prince Ernst of Hanover to court in two to four weeks, reported FAZ on August 30.
At the beginning of 2020, the younger Prince Ernst August will transfer the Schloss to a charitable foundation for one Euro. The Lower Saxony government had previously dropped out of a plan to purchase the Schloss. Papa had been opposed to this plan.
Now he is also against the new foundation plan which Culture Minister Björn Thümler had negotiated after the first plan had failed.
Hereditary Prince Ernst August told FAZ that his father does not have a right to a reversal of the donation. "That's done. The topic is finished for me."
The state considers the senior Prince Ernst August to be irrelevant. To ensure the legal transfer of Schloss Marienburg to a charitable foundation, an evaluation report was drawn up a few months ago. Despite being a tourist site, Schloss Marienburg is considered worthless in its present state.
Prince Ernst August wants to prevent Schloss Marienburg's transfer to the foundation. He has complained that his son nor the government have not informed him about the plans for Schloss Marienburg.
The Lower Saxony government, however, does not consider the senior Ernst August to be a reliable person.
The office for the Welfen properties is in Gmunden, Austria. In 2012, Papa was forced out from the administration of the family estates.
https://www.faz.net/aktuell/gesellschaft/menschen/marienburg-familienstreit-der-welfen-geht-vor-gericht-16360589.html?utm_content=buffer29320&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=GEPC%253Ds30
Princess Royal and Queen of Portugal working together to unite children
September 4, 1909
The Princess Royal and Queen Amelia of Portugal are said to be "moving heaven and earth" to unite their children, Princess Alexandra of Fife and King Manoel of Portugal of marriage, according to the Los Angeles Times.
A report in a Portuguese newspaper a few weeks ago that announced an engagement between the young king and King Edward VII's eldest granddaughter was "officially denied" by Buckingham Palace. The announcement may have been a premature, but it is understood that the two royal mothers area determined to bring about an engagement. It may even be possible to "overcome the objections" of Alexandra's Protestant traditions. Portugal is "intensely devoted to the Roman Catholic faith.
Portugal's ambassador to the United Kingdom is a close friend of King Manoel's. He thinks that the king is a "fine fellow, who, even if he has a shaky throne, can be trusted to make the best of any situation in which he may be placed, and to make the Portuguese monarchy secure and popular if anyone can."
King Manoel is said to be fond of Princess Alexandra. But he knows that there are difficulties with such a marriage, and he does not want to give "any offense" to his subjects.
King Edward has invited the king to come to England, where the marriage will be discussed. Although the exact date for the visit has not been determined, it is understood that King Manoel has accepted the invitation.
This visit will allow the "young people" to meet and get to know each other other better. It is hoped that they will "add personal inclination to the other forces that are at work to unite them."
Alexandra's father, the Duke of Fife is a very wealthy man, who would "no doubt make a generous provision to enable his daughter to maintain the position she would be called to." King Manoel is described as poor. Earlier this year, he chose to forgo apart of his state allowance until "all of the money illegally withdrawn by his father is repaid."
It s also understood that the engagement will not be announced until Manoel is "satisfied from a report from his own court physician" that Princess Alexandra is "fitted to become the mother of princes."
She is said to be a "buxom, hearty girl," so there should be little concern about her ability to bear children.
If this "difficulties are overcome," Alexandra will find that she will have as "good a husband as a royal bride can expect." King Manoel, who will celebrate his 20th birthday in November, succeeded to the throne on February 1, 1908, after the assassinations of his father King Carlos I, and his older brother Prince Luis Filipe.
Princess Alexandra is eighteen years old.
If this marriage can be arranged, it will bring to end the possibility of an American queen in Portugal. Anita Rhinelander Stewart recently became engaged to Prince Miguel, a pretender to the Portuguese throne. But if King Manoel marries an English princess, it is unlikely that there will be challengers to his throne.
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Charlotte's first day of school
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| @kensington Palace |
It was bound to happen ... HRH Princess Charlotte of Cambridge's first day of school. The four-year-old, who is the second of three children of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, joined her older brother, Prince George, 6, at Thomas' Battersea.
Princess Charlotte is in the Reception Class.
Wednesday, September 4, 2019
EXHIBITION “HIS MAJESTY KING PETER II – THE MAKING OF THE KING” OPENS AT THE ROYAL PALACE
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| @HRH Crown Prince Alexander |
If you happen to be in the Belgrade area, you might want to snare a ticket to this exhibit. I wish I could pop over to see the exhibition.
"Belgrade, 2 September 2019 - His Royal Highness Crown Prince Alexander, in presence of Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Katherine and Their Royal Highnesses’ daughter Alison today officially opened “His Majesty King Peter II - The Making of the King” exhibition at the Royal Palace in Dedinje on the occasion of His Majesty King Peter’s birthday on 6 September.
Among rarely seen photographs of His Majesty King Peter II between 1923 – 1941, His Majesty King Peter II first sabre is displayed in Belgrade for the first time. After his baptism on 21 October 1923, the young Crown Prince received his first sabre from the Russian Cossack Atamans. On its steel blade there is an inscription: “To the Heir to the Throne of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes on the day of His Baptism 21 October 1923”, and on the other side of the blade: “From the Don, Cuban and Teran military Atamans and Cossacks.
A portrait of His Majesty King Peter II by Paja Jovanovic, which is kept at Oplenac in the House of His Majesty King Peter I is one of the exhibits at this unique exhibition.
In his opening speech, His Royal Highness Crown Prince Alexander said: “This is a great opportunity for the public to see many rarely seen photos of His Majesty King Peter II from 1923 until 1941 as well as his first sabre that was never publicly displayed until now. The photographs show him in his official duties as the Crown Prince and the King – during visits to towns and cities, institutions, army, humanitarian activities, patronages and giving aid to various associations. Also, there are photographs of his everyday life activities – studying or doing his hobbies – acting, sports, or dancing. As a young man, my father had different interests that people today know very little about. I hope this exhibition will bring him closer to today’s generations of young people”.
The authors of the exhibition are Mr. Andrija Sosic, Mr. Uros Parezanovic and Mr. Vidak Orlović.
The opening of the exhibition was attended by Their Royal Highnesses’ guests from abroad – The Fothergill family, the authors of the exhibition, members of the advisory bodies of the Crown, representatives of the diplomatic corps, as well as by many guests from the cultural and artistic world of Serbia.
The exhibition “His Majesty King Peter II - The Making of the King” at the Royal Palace will be open for visitors on working days until 16 September, from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm, with prior announcement to the Office of His Royal Highness Crown Prince Alexander at 011/306-4000 or via e-mail kancelarija@dvor.rs"
Monday, September 2, 2019
Queen Helen to be reburied in Romania
It was the late King Michael's greatest wish to have his mother's remains brought back to Romania for reburial.
The Romanian royal family has been working with official in the Vaud canton to for the return of Queen Helen's remains.
Queen Helen died at Lausanne, Switzerland, on November 28, 1982. She was buried at the Bois-de-Vaux cemetery in Lausanne.
A national funeral will take place on October 19 at the Cathedral at the Curtea des Arges, where she will be reburied.
According to a release from the royal house, the remains of Queen Helen will arrive at Henri Coanda-Otopeni International Airport on October 18.
Princess Helen of Greece and Denmark was born at Athens on May 2, 1896, the third of six children, and eldest daughter of King Constantine I and Queen Sophie of the Hellenes.
King Constantine gave his assent to the engagement only after Carol's first marriage to Romanian commoner Zizi Lambrino was annulled. The engagement was announced in November 1920.
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The marriage took place in Athens on March 10, 1921. Helen was the first princess to marry in Greece.
Helen gave birth to her only child, Michael, less than eight months after the wedding.
Within three years of the marriage, Carol had abandoned his wife for another woman, Elena Lupescu. This had not been the first time that Carol had been unfaithful to Helen, but this time, the relationship was serious and Carol was determined to live with Elena. On December 28, 1925, he renounced his position as Crown Prince and his right to the throne.
The marriage was dissolved on June 21, 1928, nearly a year after King Ferdinand died and five-year-old Michael succeeded to the throne. In 1930, Carol returned to Romania and claimed his throne. Michael was demoted to Crown Prince.
The relationship between Carol and Helen was divisive and difficult, fraught with tension for Helen, who was determined to maintain contact with her son. It was only after Carol was forced to leave Romania in September 1940 and Michael, now 18, back as king that Helen returned to Romania.
It was on December 30, 1947 at the Elisabetha Palace in Bucharest that King Michael, at gunpoint, was forced to abdicate. The Romanian Peoples' Republic was established within hours of the announcement of Michael's abdication . He and Queen Helen left Romania on January 3 and settled in Switzerland.
After her son's marriage to Princess Anne of Bourbon-Parma in June 1948, Queen Helen left Switzerland and settled in Villa Sparta in Fiesole, Italy, a house that belonged to her mother, which Helen bought after her death in 1932.
Queen Helen remained at Villa Sparta until 1979, when she moved back to Switzerland, living first in an apartment in Lausanne, and then, in 1981, moving in with her son and his family at their home in Verosix.
The plan to rebury Queen Helen has been in the works since January 2018, when the Romanian royal family announced that the remains of King Carol II would be moved to Curtea des Arges as well as the remains of Queen Helen, would be moved to the new Archdiocesan and Royal Cathedral.
https://www.agerpres.ro/english/2019/09/03/coffin-bearing-remains-of-queen-mother-elena-to-arrive-in-country-on-october-18--363890
Saturday, August 31, 2019
Princess Ingrid Alexandra confirmed
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| The princess read Francis of Assisi's prayer. Photo: Lise Åserud, NTB scanpix |
The princess' baptism took place in the Palace chapel on April 17, 2004. Two of her godparents, Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark and King Felipe VI of Spain, then the Prince of Asturias, were preparing for their weddings.
https://www.kongehuset.no/nyhet.html?tid=172171&sek=26939
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| Photo: Vidar Ruud, NTB scanpix |
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| Text reading by Princess Märtha Louise. Photo: Lise Åserud, NTB scanpix |
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| King Felipe of Spain lights candles. Photo: Lise Åserud / NTB scanpix |
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| Foto: Lise Åserud, NTB scanpix The confirmand with her godparents: King Harald V of Norway (grandfather) & Marit Tjessem (grandmother), King Felipe V of Spain, Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden, Princess Martha Louise of Norway and Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark |
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Princess Märtha Louise with children
Princess Astrid, Mrs. Ferner
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The Crown Princess of Sweden
Marit Tjessem
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HKH Prince Christian of Denmark
The official Norway
Parliament President Tone Wilhelmsen Trøen and Per Kristian Trøen
Prime Minister Erna Solberg and Sindre Finnes
Supreme Court Justice Toril Marie Øie and Rune Brekke
Parliament's first Vice President Eva Kristin Hansen
Prime Minister Siv Jensen
Prime Minister Trine Skei Grande
Prime Minister Kjell Ingolf Ropstad
Second Deputy President Morten Wold
Parliament's third Vice President Magne Rommetveit
Parliament's fourth Vice President Nils T. Bjørke
Parliament's fifth Vice-President Abid Q. Raja
Parliamentary leader Trond Helleland
Parliamentary leader Hans Fredrik Grøvan
Parliamentary leader Marit Arnstad
Party leader Trygve Slagsvold Vedum
Plenum leader in the Sami Parliament Tom Sottinen
Assembly President Aili Keskitalo
Government Council Anne Nafstad Lifting mo
County Governor Valgerd Svarstad Haugland
Mayor of Oslo, Marianne Borgen
Mayor of Asker, Lene Conradi
Chief of Defense, Admiral Haakon Bruun-Hanssen
Commander of HM King's Guard, Lieutenant Colonel Vegard Flom
Chief of Police Benedicte Bjørnland
Chief of Police Beate Gangås
Chief of the Royal Police Commissioner, Roy Hagen-Larsen
The diplomatic corps
Myanmar's Ambassador HE Maw Maw - Doyen (That is, the ambassadors of a country that has held the longest post)
Sweden's ambassador, HE Krister Bringéus
Danish Ambassador, HE Jarl Kåre Frijs-Madsen
Spain's Ambassador, HE Maria Isabel Vicandi
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Presented in the Bishop's Meeting, Bishop Helga H. Byfuglien
Bishop Kari Veiteberg
Court office Kåre Nordstoga
Cheese in Asker, Tor Øystein Vaaland
Parish priest in Asker, Karoline Astrup
Head Kristin Gunleiksrud Raaum - Church Council
Chairman Britt Strandlie Thoresen - Cooperation Council for Religious and Life-Visiting Communities, STL
Secretary General Ingrid Rosendorf Joys - STL
Yasmine Fatima Angell Morchid - Youth Representative STL, Muslim Dialogue Network Norway
Martin Bao Anh Vo - youth representative STL, board member of Norway's Young Catholics
Iver Daaland Åse - Youth Representative STL, Central Board Member of Human Ethical Youth
Chair Silje Håve Smørvik - Church Council's Committee on Youth Affairs, Ufung
Bishop emeritus Gunnar Stålsett and Unn Stålsett
organizations
Managing Director Ole Erik Almlid - NHO
Head Hans Christian Gabrielsen - LO
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Renate and Espen Høiby with children
Christian Høiby
Ina Høiby and Mads Restshøj
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Per Høiby and Louise Dedichen
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Joachim Høiby and June Bolme
Kristin Høiby
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Erling Lorentzen and Ebba Løvenskiold
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Lis Haraldsen
Ian Swanstrøm and Carl Christian Dahl
Tom Ivar Junker
Stine Cecilie Junker
Elsie Sargeant
Thursday, August 29, 2019
Guy David Innes-Kerr , 10th Duke of Roxburghe (1954-2019)
Guy David Innes-Kerr, 10th Duke of Roxburghe, died on August 29 at the age of 64. He is survived by his second wife, Virginia, and five children, Lady Rosanagh (Viscountess Grimston), Charles, Marquess of Bowmont & Cessford, Lord Edward, Lady Isabella and Lord George Innes-Kerr and five grandchildren.
The late Duke was married twice. His first wife was Lady Jane Grosvenor, daughter of the 5th duke of Westminster. They divorced in 1990. Two years later, he married Virginia Wynn-Williams.
Lord Bowmont has succeeded to his father's titles. He married in 2011 to the Hon. Charlotte Aitken, but the marriage ended after only year. He has a daughter by Iranian fashion designer Morvarid Sahafi. The baby was born circa May 2016, as a November interview with the designer, who said her baby was six months old.
The heir presumptive is Charles' younger brother, Lord Edward, known as Ted.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-49509327
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https://www.floorscastle.com/the-duke-of-roxburghe-18-nov-1954-29-august-2019/
Tuesday, August 27, 2019
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Monday, August 26, 2019
A second son for the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester
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| The Times August 28, 1944 |
One of the unsung members of the Royal Family, the Duke of Gloucester celebrates his 75th birthday today. He succeeded his father, Prince Henry, as Duke of Gloucester in 1974, nearly two years after the death of his older brother, Prince William of Gloucester, in an aviation accident.
He is married to the Danish-born Birgitte von Deurs. They have three grown children, Alexander, the Earl of Ulster, Lady Rose Gilman and Lady Davina Windsor and six grandchildren.
The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester live in an apartment in Kensington Palace.
https://www.royal.uk/the-duke-of-gloucester
A 1979 interview with the Duke.
https://people.com/archive/an-architect-turned-duke-is-cousin-lilibets-unstuffy-royal-stand-in-vol-11-no-5/
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