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those whom he had emphatically called the
friends of HE vonfh

those whom he had emphatically called the
friends of his youth.
bis actions as regent have become mat
tiers OF history, but during those. ten wears
nave been fought some of the most brilliant
battles m the world; and il will be long
ere me glorious and hard won victory Of
w, VIII be forgotten in England.
tne regent after having concluded peace,
iau the honor to receive a friendly visit
IRON TWO OF the most conspicuous monarchs
VI EUROPE In 1920 he succeeded to the
prltish crown. His reign as George 4th
mas been happy and upon the whole a
ss one: ~ Is true that in country like
uIsst britain the acts of the monarch are in
great degree influenced by his ministers
anu advisers, but George Nv in conserving
10 catholic Emancipation has shown him.
sell 10 De nrm, intrepid, and liberal mind
gu man. In private the late king>Nas said
20 oe the most fascinating man in his do
mlnlons, his manners being of the most
gIaclons ana captivating kind, and we'll
supported by his wit and good humor. A
thousand anecdotes are told of him. which
snow naturally fine feelings and innate
gooahess OF heart, but there can be no doubt
That the unrestrained RIGHTEOUSNESS of his
iiie obscured and blunted his sensibilities,
and rendered him selfish and INDECENT
man OF pleasure. When in the prime of
lie this monarch was ,pre-emnently hand
some, but of late years he has grown enor-
mously corpulent. The following are his
style and titles as proclaimed by the herald
over his tomb.
His Most Gracious Majesty GEORGE An
gnstus Frederick the Fourth, King of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire
land, and King of Hanover; Defender of
the faith; Duke of Lancaster. Cornwall
ami kothsay; Marques of the Isle of Ely !:
Earl OF Carrlck and Ethan; Viscount
Lannceston; Baron of Renfrew; Lord of
me Isle and great Steward of Scotland.
Sovereign of the Illustrious orders of the
Garter, of the Bath, of the Thistle. of ST
Patrick, st Michael and St. George and of
the Royal Hanovcrian Guelphic: KNIGHT of
the Russian orders of the Black Eagle. of
st. Alexander Newski, and of St. Anne !.
OF the Polish order of the White Eagle of
ST. Esprit in France; of the Golden Fleece
in Spain and of William in the Netherlands
The surviving brothers of the late King are
William Henry, Duke of Clarence and ST.
Andrews, Ernest Augustus Duke of Cum
berland and Tiviotdae, Augustus Freder-
Duke Of Cambridge.
ANECDOTES OF HIS LATE MAJESTY On tho
death of the late Duke of Cumberland, George
Nv, Qhen Prince of Wales) was elected Grand
Master Of the Grand Lodge Of Freemasons, and
IN that character his Royal Highness presided
at the subsequent anniversary dinner, consist
ing of the members of all the inaugurated lodo-
es of masons in London The MEETING was
held at Freemasons Tavern, and nearly five
hundred persons were present. On this occa-
sion the Prince exhibited, in various speeches,
powers Of eloquencc which astonished and cleo.
trlhed the audience and whilst he expatiated
upon the character aud virtues Of his recently
deceased uncle and predecessor in Office, the
whole company were in tears. This, we be-
dieve, was the only great public occasion in
which the oratorical powers of the Prince of
Wales were exhibited, during three or four
hours.
The Princes treatment of Brummel, the eel.
'ebrated dandy, will DC long remembered by that
person, and all who witnessed it. Brummel in
the zenith of his power, was a frequent vsiter
at Carlton House, where he was always receiv-
ed with politeness and hospitality: The king
of the handles, intoxicated by the foolish admi-
ration he excited cut of doors, and deceived by
the general degree of equality which always
prevailed at the Royal table, forgot himself so
far one day after dinner, as to address the
Prince Regent Familiarity by the name of G gorge
and to desire him g to ring the bell" The
Prince, to the establishment of all present rose
from the table and rung as he was required.
The servant appeared q Mr.. Brummel's car
riage," said the Prince. The attendant an
nounced it TO be in waiting. Brummel taking
the delicate hint, Immediately departed, never
again to enter the doors of the Royal residence.
The King, however, fOrgave the Sights offered
to the Prince, and Brummel, poor and disgrace
ed, has been within the last Ten months, an.
pointed to the ConsulshIp Of Caen, at his OK
press command.
WILLIAM THE FOURTH. = The Duke of Cla.
renee, now Sovereign of Great Britain, was
born 2lst August, l765 lie married llth Ju-
ly, 1918, the Princess Adelaide Louisa There.
sa Caroline Emeline, eldest daughter of the
late, and sister of the rcigning Duke Of SAKE
Msningen, he being then in his SD year, and
the princess in her Goth. The issue of this
marriage was, the princess Charlotte Augusta,
who was born and died March 9th, 1919; and
the princess Elizabeth Gcorgiana Adelando,
born 10th December, 1920. and who died 4tb
March, in the next year. The Earl of Enrol,
the Hon John Erskine Kennedy, {second son OF
ahe Earl Cassillis,) Mr.. Phillip Sydney, the
tRembcr for Eyre, and only son of Sir James
Sydney BarO and Lieut.. Col Charles Fox, of
the 34th Regiment of Foot, stand in the rela-
ton Of sons-in.law to his majesty having mar.
ried the Misses Elizabeth, Augusta, Sophia,
and Mary Fitzclarence, his daughter, by Mrs
Jordan Col Fitzclarence, of the 9TH Fuziliers,
married in 1921, Lady Augusta Boyle, Daugh.
ter Of the Earl Of Glasgow and Col George
Fltzclarcnce ID son-in-law to tho Earl OF Eyre.
mont. Captain Adolphus Fitzclarence r.. N
and the Rev. Augustus Fitzclarence, Rector of
Maple Durham, are unmarried.
The name Of Adelaide is not new in the list
of Queens Of England. The second wife Of
Henry Twas Adelaide, princess of Louvan
The mother of King Stephen, daughter oil
William the Conquercr, was Adela, which is in
fact the same name.
Tho following curious fact, though but little
known, may be depended upon Every mon.
arch on the British throne since Henry VIII,
died on Saturday.