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... ■ The Duke and Duchess of Windsor in their wedding attire at the Chateau de Cando in June 1937 ■ The Mausoleum under the shadow of which the Duke and Duchess will 'ay side by side CLOSE to where the Duchess of Windsor will be buried today, ...
... MIMI • ■ Formal A 1930 s picture of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor I b Yam. • Informal Strolling in the grounds of Ednam Lodge, Sunningdale, in 1946. It was their first visit to England together for seven years ...
... throne for the woman he loved, the Duchess of Windsor is buried today beside her husband. DENNIS BARDENS looks at the setting and history of their final resting place Frogmore Park in Windsor. The mausoleum for the Duchess of Kent had been discussed with ...
... NAL table-topping Royals Lot's hoar It Duchess of Windsor to be buried next to beloved Edward Royals salute the dub's success or -A.\ . . a , ; ow I 4 .. I, . 4 ...
... that marks the grave of Wallis, Duchess of Windsor, in the royal graveyard at Frogmore in Windsor Great Park. Queues formed before the gates to the private burial ground were open and the steady flow of the respectful and curious continued throughout the ...
... Ollie and the Duke WITH the death of the Duchess of Windsor hueome.polgnantnmlnderol.pumto Sandwich Bay made by the Duke of mlmmnhewu{ictundwlthafm-mer Canterbury journalist, the late Mr Oliver Petts. Oliver is seen wunn{.gne course with the Duke and ...
... WINDSORS HAD DOGS DECKED IN DIAMONDS THE Duke and Duchess of Windsor fed their dogs capon from silver bowls and had their money ironed to make it crisp. They didn’t care what anything cost, according to a report in People magazine, and at dinner parties ...
... life alone Yet while Elizabeth, Duchess of York, was accorded all the honour long considered to be Royalty's due and. as Queen, earned the almost unreserved affection of the nation, Wallis, Duchess of Windsor, was subjected to the grossest calumny ...
... in-, the Crown Fifty years after the Abdication, a Royal biographer comes to the defence of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. She does not, he says, conform to the Establishment view of her as a scheming adventuress. Pearl Murrey reports . . . That should ...
... statistics for the Third World. Edward and Mrs Simpson (ITV), 9pm and 10.30 pm: Following the death last month of the Duchess of Windsor, ITV repeats its award winning reconstruction of the royal romance that led to the abdication of King Edward VIII. The ...
... What cheek! WITH the death of the Duchess of Windsor and the fascinating revival of interest in the late Duke’s local connections, this seems the right time to highlight a small matter of very bad taste. The late Colonel Sir Frederick Stern, who created ...
... King George V. apart. He furnished it with antiques and Wallis Simpson, the future paintings by Stubbs and Canaletto Duchess of Windsor, took refuge and used it as an off duty weekend from the Press here, in the fateful h ome . months leading up to the ...