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... ring of his own WHEN Prince Andrew slips plain gold band on to the finger of his bride. he will be continuing a House of Windsor tradition begun by his grandmother more than half.a.century before. The ring w•s crafted from the same nugget Welsh gold used ...
... sounds and scents of a vanished world It was first published as a magazine serial in 1879-80 'THE story the world has Duchess of Windsor have reading ' Michael Bloch has edited them for Wallis and Edward: Letters 1931-1937 (Weidenfeld and Nicolson £1296) ...
... and suggested to the Queen that it would be lovely “Ma’aun” which is what she always calls the Queen if Sarah could stay at Windsor Castle for Ascot week “He made me eat profiteroles” Sarah joked later and said it was for each other It was the start of the ...
... dealing with delicate and important matters in public It was his job to escort the coffin of the Duchess of Windsor back from Paris in April for her burial at Windsor He is no stranger to court circles In the fifties he was a regular escort of Princess Margaret ...
... to smoke box made fitted stayed there for 1 2 years when in 1981 Amberley Chalk Pits the present owner Mr Ted Alien of Old Windsor if they could exhibit it at the museum Three years spent on painting and overhauling it to present condition Entered by N ...
... Friends by Philip Henderson (Andre Deutsch £795) story world has been waiting for is how the letters of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor have been described and certainly they make intriguing reading Michael Bloch edited them for Wallis and Edward: Utters ...
... made and fitted It stayed there for 1 2 years when in 1981 the Amberley Chalk Pits asked the present owner Mr Ted Allen Old Windsor if they could exhibit it at the museum Three years was spent on painting and overhauling to its present condition Entered ...
... dinner at the Guards Polo Club Windsor where Sarah’s father Is deputy chairman There was no sign of the happy couple they were thought to already Inside the club to greet their guests First to arrive were Duke and Duchess of Gloucester with Princess Alice ...
... dealing with delicate and important matters in public It was his job to escort the coffin of the Duchess of Windsor back from Paris in April for her burial at Windsor He is no stranger to court circles In the fifties he was a regular escort of Princess Margaret ...
... her early childhood Rosebud is the only attendant not related to either bride or groom’s families Her parents the Duke and Duchess of Roxburghe are close The dress ACCORDING to the royal wedding dress designer Linda Cierach we could be embarking on a whole ...
... with delicate and important matters in public. It was his job to escort the coffin of the Duchess of Windsor back from Paris in April for her burial at Windsor. The Ogilvya are one of Scotland's moat senior families. with a 68,000 acre estate at Cortachy ...
... polo manager Major Ferguson runs the Guards’ polo club on the Queen’s estate at Windsor and his mother Sarah’s other grandmother is a first cousin to Princess Alice Duchess of Gloucester After Sarah’s mother left him for the Argentinian polo player Hector ...