Clynes, who in accordance with Jeustom travelled to Scotland on August 6 to Lo in close touch with the domestic event, was also present, at the Castle, The news of the birth was lashed tothe King and Queen at Sandringham, from where messages of congratulation were immediately sent to the Duke and Duche:
The birth of the princess strengthens the succession to the Throne {in the female line. The baby becomes fourth in the order of succession, following the Prince of Wales, the Duke of York and Princess Elizabeth, next to whom the Dake of Gloucester and Prince George had {previously stood—Reuter.
London, Aug. 22.
This mo bulletin states that the Duchess of York had a restful ight and continues to make very satisfactory progress, The baby, Princess, is added, is! joing fine."—Reuter.
And the Thane of Glamis was for a brief spell tite King of Seotland, crowned with thorns of the murders of Malcolm and Duncas and Banque. "If the assassinate could gramme! up the consequence, and catch with his surcease ssu: prayed Macbeth. But thirty miles from Glamis the Birnam woods marched to Dunsinane and the second Malcolm became king.
In the village to-day is the seuiptored stone, traditionally supposed to be a memorial of that Malcolm who created the ancient earldom of Strathmore whose descendants since have handed down the oom and ghost from father iactor" and from "factor" to the after the death of the old. mis Castle is an impressive mansion of the Scottish baronial style, jutted with pepper-pot turrets and terraces, and enriched with certain features of the French chateau, The tall has an arched ceiling and sev: eral historical portraits, including those of Claverhouse, Charles and James LI of Britain. At Cos-suns, in the parish of Glamis, a remarkable sculptured moonlit The landscape in this part of Scotland is exceptionally, beauifal though it is rather in min The lens at the foothills oft Grampians are generally smaller' than those further north but are, nevertheless, of the most pieturesque character.
Several of the early Scots ki notably Alexander used he ancient castle king's secon" Mure and the existing famil Patrick Lyon Lecame hostage to England tst James I. in 1424, Glamis was once London, Aug. in issued at Glamis Castle hhis morning states that the Duct of York and the infant princess are both very well.
The Duke and Duchess continue to receive congratulations from all parts of the Empire and a large number of messages have also been received by the King and Queen, who arrived in Scotland this morning from Sandringham.
Rejoicings over the birth of the little pricees were continued Glamis village until a late hour last night, Great Crowd Greets His Majesty A great crowd was present wh the Royal train in which the Ki and Queen and Prince George velled from Sandringham stopped at Aberdeen this morning er route Rallater.
The King, accompanied by Prin-e George, talked for some time with the Lord Provost and magistrates of Aberdeen, who offered His Majesty All stations en route to Ballater were decorated and Their Majesties acknowledged the salutations of the crowds which turned out to greet them.
Wirclers through Reuter.
Rumours About the New Princess London, Aug. 24.
Various statements purporting to the weight, height and names: Jof the infant Princess are cutegorieally denied from Glamis Castle.
is officially stated that the infant weighed 6 Ib. 11 oz.
Sir Henry Simpson denies the report appearing in a newspaper that the Duchess was given twilight ard emphasizes that ever thi normal and continues to he so.
Royal Family in Aberdeen forfeited to the crown for a brief Aug. 23. time when in 1687, Janet Dougla widow of the sixth Lord of Glam Their Majesties, accompanied ty
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