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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 13, 1841

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Prince of Wales origins and investitures through history

A historical survey tracing the title Prince of Wales from Edward I’s creation of the office in 1284 at Caernarvon to later sovereigns. It covers birth chamber lore, the Crown’s Welsh policy, the motto Ich dien, and key investitures including James I’s grand Westminster ceremony in 1610. It also notes the line of succession and notable descendants across dynasties.

Wales Henry III Edward Llewellyn North Wales England Wallia Snowdonia Prince Edward Edward I Llewelyn Ap Gryffith Prince of Wales Eleanor Carnarvoncastle Ruthlan Eleanora Caernarvon Eagle Tower Boswell Caernarvon Castle Miss Strickland Syria Scotland Eagle-tower Edward II Mary of Welchman Wallie Bohemia Henry Henry V Henry VI Edward V Henry VIII Edward VI James T Mary Elizabeth Duke of James I Knights of the Bath Westminster Parliament Spain Venice Viscount Worcester Suffolk Lord Chamberlain Knights William Stewart Robert Sidney Henry Carey Oliver St. John Ferdinando Touchet Henry Rich Edmund Sheffield Ferdinando Dudley Gilbert Gerrard Peregrine

Heir Apparent Title Refined in English Monarchs

A historical note traces how the title Prince of Wales evolved from an informal notion to a formal, patent granted office. It explains that Wales and related honors were attached to the royal heir only after letters patent, with early rulers reserving no fixed title at birth.

Prince of Wales pageant described in royal processions and coronation rites

The account details a royal ceremony with the prince in purple robes receiving crown rod and patent from the king, followed by a grand procession through Westminster halls. It notes the banquet with senior nobles, later a masque featuring the Duke of York and young noblewomen, and a turf tilting tournament and naval show on the Thames. It traces the lineage of the Princes of Wales, their fates, and the heraldic traditions of Wales, including the dragon badge and the origins of the Dukedom of Cornwall.

Bertie Sir Charles Stanhope William Cavendish Sir Edward Bruce Earl of Sussex Earl of Huntingdon Earl of Amberland Earl of Rutland Earl of Derby Earl of Shrewsbury Nottingham Northampton Earl of Salisbury Great Britain and Wales Westminster-hall Palace-bridge Chancery King’s Counsel Whitehall-bridge Knights of the Bath Lords Earl of Pembroke Earl of Southampton Earl of Montgomery Lord Walden Earl of Suffolk Winchester Salisbury Shrewsbury Derby Cumberland Huntingdon Sussex Duke of York Charles I Westminster Thames Whitehall Romise Prince of Wales Charles II House of Stuart George George I Frederick Lewis Hanover George William Frederick George III George II St. James's Palace Earl of Chester Princes OF Wales ExGrand Edward I Edward Carnarvon Edward IT Edward of Windsor Edward IL Edward Iit Edward the Black Prince Edward III Richard of Bordeaux Black Prince Richard II Henry of Monmouth Henry IV Henry V Henry of Windsor Enry VI Edward Henry VI Richard Duke of Charles Charles IT James James IT George IV Princess of Wales England Wales Richard III Arthur Henry VII Henry James I James Francis Edward James II France Chevalier St. George Edward II Berkeley-castle Pontefract-castle Tower Tewkesbury Edward V Henry VIII Edward VI Edward Disne Aisne Fitz de Roy Wengleter Et de France Prince de Aquillone Et de Cale Duke of Cumberland Scotland Ireland Cadwallader Henry the Principality Berry Encyclopedia Heraldica Cymru Arwydwardel Druidical Institution North North Wales George the Fourth Duke of Cornwall Cornwall Duchy of Cornwall Montague Dover Henry Plantagenet Duke of Lancaster

The Cornish Stannaries and Duchy History in Cornwall

A detailed survey of Cornwall and Devon tin trade profits across centuries, the stannary courts and governance, the duke's jurisdiction, and the evolution of stannary law. It notes tin duties, duchy control, and the structure of stannary parliaments, courts, and prisons, along with later legal consolidations and notable opinions on the duchy.

The Prince of Wales Title and Heir Apparent History

The text traces the origin and evolution of the Prince of Wales and Earl of Chester titles. It notes that inheritance often grants the heir apparent the Duke of Cornwall, with special creation by letters patent. Examples include Mary and Elizabeth as Princesses of Wales, Edward II as the first Prince of Wales, and historical descriptions of investiture rites, the role of the heir, and the ceremonial regalia.

Britain Prince Henry Great Britain Scotland Prince OF Rosse James England William Henry I Normandy Estace Stephen Henry II Henry the Second Henry Curimantel Henry the Younger Geffry Richard Coeur de Lion Richard Edward I John Alphonso Edward the Black Prince Edward III Edward Prince of Wales Henry VI Richard III Edward Prince of Wales Arthur Henry VII James I Frederick George II Blackstone Earl of Chester Duke of Cornwall Queen Mary Queen Elizabeth Henry VIII Wales Mary Hume Edward II Principality of Wales Alfonso Selden Earldom of Ihard II Henry IV Chamberlayne Citheling Atheling

Birth of Prince Victoria's Heir Sparks Loyal Jubilation

Opinion columns laud the birth of a male heir to Queen Victoria, praising royal virtue and the nation’s loyalty. Writers contrast liberal and Tory presses, celebrate the Queen’s prudence, and envision a stable succession, predicting continued imperial greatness and a favored royal title for the infant Duke.

Royal birth praised as Victoria’s enduring reign promise

A Morning Post commentary lauds Queen Victoria and Prince Albert on the prince’s birth. It lauds the Brunswick line’s stability, the queen’s impartial governance, and the couple as exemplars of monarchy aligning with liberty. The piece celebrates future prosperity and the nation’s unity under the royal family.

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Birth of a Prince of Wales Draws Loyal Nation Hope

The Globe declares the Queen's safe delivery and the Prince's birth as a national boon. It praises Queen Victoria's virtues and predicts strong public devotion, prayers, and a cautious approach to new peerages while noting official plans for Thanksgiving services nationwide. The piece frames the event as unifying, with calls for prudent honors and loyal support for the monarchy.

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Queen and Prince cited in moral guidance and guardianship

A passage urges filial loyalty and maternal guidance as core to royal upbringing. It extols vigilant supervision by the mother over the prince from birth, shaping character for a lasting future of Great Britain and the nation.

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Queen Victoria's Health and Royal Loyalty Stir Public Vehemence

In a fervent 19th century tone the editorial urges unrestrained public affection for Queen Victoria and the future Prince of Wales. It defends emotional loyalty as noble, links it to national unity, and notes the joyous London holiday after the Prince's birth while promising further pageantry and national pride.

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