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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 14, 1841

Page

2

Descent and Titles of the Prince of Wales Through History

A historical overview traces the Prince of Wales from Edward III’s era to modern times, detailing the origin of the title, its legal implications, and succession orders. It notes the motto Ich dien, the special status of the heir, and the lack of an Irish title for the Prince of Wales, with genealogical charts listing lineage from William I through Victoria and beyond.

Heirs Apparent and Princes of Wales in English History

A compact historical summary tracing the title Prince of Wales from early usage through Edward II and Edward III, noting the rise of Duke of Cornwall as the birthright for the king’s eldest son, and explaining that the Prince of Wales title is not hereditary at birth but created by letters patent. It covers Selden's authority, the role of Wales in royal grants, and the evolution of the heir apparent’s status up to the medieval period. The piece highlights key figures: Edward I, Edward II, Edward III, the Black Prince, and Charles in later reflections.

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Princes of Wales and duchies in England's royal line

A detailed historic survey traces the origins and evolution of the Prince of Wales title, the Duchy of Cornwall, and related honors from Edward I onward. It covers succession, coronations, royal ceremonies, Welsh and Cornwall privileges, stannary law, and notable deaths and transfers among the heirs.

Prince of Wales and the crowning honors explained

A compilation of historical notes on how the heir to the English crown is formed and invested. It covers creation as Prince of Wales and Earl of Chester, the role of letters patent, and the traditional investiture customs including the cap of state, coronet, verge, and ring. It notes Edward II first held the title and explains the long lineage of succession and titles.

Birth of a Prince Sparks Loyal Press Across Parties

The liberal and Tory papers alike trumpet joy at Queen Victoria’s delivery of a prince. They praise her wisdom and call the infant a symbol of continuity, unity, and royal virtue, urging confidence in the new heir and the keeper of the realm’s laws and order.

Succession and Virtues of Queen Victoria’s Line

The article extols the stability of the British throne under the Brunswick line and praises Queen Victoria for her impartiality and duty. It forecasts a promising future with Prince Albert as consort and Prince of Wales, highlighting public joy at the birth and hopes for the new royal generation to uphold liberty, order, and prosperity.

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Birth of a Prince of Wales Proves Nation’s Joyful Hope

The Globe reports Britain’s joy at Queen Victoria’s safe delivery of a prince heir. It notes continued health of queen and infant, a privy council prayer, and public loyalty. It discusses potential honors, propriety of new peerages, and the national mood as Britain contemplates a stable succession under Victoria.

Queen's heir guided by maternal virtue and public duty

A reflection on the royal family emphasizes a mother’s influence guiding the prince from birth. It asserts that virtue, loyalty, and vigilant guardianship shape the heir’s character, foreseeing a future of good leadership for Great Britain. The writer hopes the queen and heir will reveal lasting blessings to the nation.

Great Britain Ales

Queen Victoria’s health and royal succession inspire public devotion

The editorial urges swift publication of news on Queen Victoria and the heir, praising royal piety and national loyalty. It argues affection for the Queen transcends utilitarian doubt, notes the Prince of Wales’s imminent titles, and lauds London’s holiday display and broader national enthusiasm across the United Kingdom.

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