, 1860-09-04

Prince Albert Edward's Eeneaiosy.
The papers for some time have been busy |
tracing the Lineage Of the present Prince Of
Wales; bu: zone Of them hare presented it at |
once so fu!s and correctly Us the Boston 1rar-
elt- in :hc sintement which follows:
Albert E,!~ ard, Prince OF Wr'es, is the eldest |
SOD Of Queen Victoria, who is the daughter Of
the Duke Of Rent, who WIS the fourth son Of
Georre ILL.,, who wus the son Ct Frederick,
Prince Of Wales, who was the son OF Gaorge
the Strund. who was tie ann of George tand
Of Sophia Dprothea OF Zell. George !. being
E!ector Of uarorer when he tuccerded to the
:settleme.t.) who Was the son Of the Electress
Sophia Of Hanover, (by Ernest Augustus, frat
E ectar of Hanover,) VINO Was the youngest
daughter Of Ei,zube.h Stuart, 10y Ffeaer1ck ",
ector lalatine, and Winter King" OF Bohe-
mis-, } who was the eldest daughter Of James l.
ot England, fJames VI. of *,cotland,) who was
tue oal5 child Of Mary Qreea OF 5cots, (by
Henry Stuart, Lord Daruiey,) who was the
daughter Of James Y Of Scotland, 10y Mary Of
Lorraine Who Has the son Of Margaret Tudor,
{by James II. Of Scot!and,) xoo Why tie sldest
dauehter OF Henry VII. OF England, who WAS
tie so1 Of Margaret Beaufort, (hY Edmund Tu.
| dor. Earl Of Richmond, son OF Oxen ap Tudor
and katherine ot V4'oiI, widow Of Henry Y. Of
| Aeincou1t nemory,) who WAS this daughter Of
tbs Duke OF Somerset, Who was the son Of the
Earl OF somerset. who was the son Q: John Of
| Gaunt, Uuke Of Lancaster, (by katherine Swyn-
| f,rE i fho was the fourth son OF Edward III
| who was the son Of Edward H., who was the
sun of Edward t., who VIA the sou of Henry
| ILL.,, who was The son Of John, Who Was the
son Of Henry II who was the son Of Matilda
| who was the daughter OF Henry l., who WAS
the son Of William l., who Was the bastard son
nf nobert the Devil, Duke Of Normandy, {by
A.je,,e, a pretty girl Of humble origin. who
lived at Fala,se, aud who berame the Duke
,nislresa oy the advice OF her uncle, p1ons her"
nit. who lived and died IN the odor Of sancilty,
hut whose oplutou Was that the sovereign was
alwafs 10 be obey ed.) It will be seen that
there hss been several breaks IN the royal line
Of Euc md, which is illegit,mste in every sense.
Henry VII, tbs victor Of Dosworsh Field, may
b. said to have founded the madern line, he
scenurA from John Of tiauut, Shakespeare 8
tme-honu1ed Lancaster" ho, By the was.
er saw sixty years; and ths BeaufortF,
through whom he was connected with the
| rogal house, we're The consequence OF The Duke
| Of Lancas1er's intrigue will Katharine owY d
But then Henry VII. married E'izabet6 Plan
taer 1et, duuxl,ter Of E3wa1d w., and Edward
IL. was d legitimate descendant in the iemal'
line. Of Lionel, Duke of Clarence, an elder bro
ther OF Jchp OF Gaunt; ard he was the tru
King, according 'o. The principles Of reEul7
I fUcGG&S1QQ. 4HAtt III &AA4 <NA0t3 AV1t
WIS e!des daughter, y ho married James '
z of Scotland, and IRON whom the present Primo
/ of Wales is descended, were united the blco
{. | Of YORK aud Lancaster; and when her grea
grandson, James w., became King Of Euxiand
Is james L., be had as legitimate record as 20
F. often c. n 6nd in any iamity Of note. But. !
1861, the Eng ish upset the main line agair
hnd established revolutionary sovereigns, u b
nersons Of William and Mary 0, Orange. Whe
J. The Act of settlement was passed ID l70l.
tereescore persons we're passed over o9 far!'s
ment. Hhe had better c arms 10 ahe succession
aud the crown wss settbod IN ths E ecfress ~
nt,ia and her descendants, the Electrcss beu
In Youngest chlld Of Eizabe1h StaaIt, dauRl
Il. ter of JamesI |. Indeed, The House Of Hanoy'
rei9us over Great Britain through the t1iumE
If principles al revolutionary as those th
r. n.ared Napoleon Ill. on the French throne, Il
difference in the two cas- oerR; tnht IN u
= one the revolution Was affected by The a'lstoc'
r. cv. and in The other 1t was piece OF Uemoert
ID | = work; and as against kings, even an a1
No people have shown less regard for legi'
macy than the English, the house Of Lancast'
~ Tudor, Mas an, AID Hanover, and the last :,
:. at sovereign, ali relgripg in violation Of
r. nrincsp'es Of regular descent In 1899, in IA
IN 14s5, in 1853, In 17oe, and in l7l4, the E,
;o. lsh c1oxn Was usurped, in the opinion Of
,sn. iegi,ima'es The descendants Of Charles |. a
~ James ii. were set sside hy the Act Of Sett
s1.. e. ment, the makers Of sha: arrangement go
III lack It. the Youngest daughter Of James
,.' ,,le1' eldest daughter.
y /, would seem Is If the illeaitimacy Of =
liam l., the Ganqueror, placed the stamp OF
eitimacs on ain ost The whole Of the TOY ast]
England, the ttse IN partaking Of the fount,
no.4 The art,ess Arlette was the fountain, and it
been ssid that the word harlot IL derived Il
her. and sho is sfrequently ca1iel Arletta, or u
1a,.,, lotta. 1t helps to show how strangely hun
III. eIairs are Influenced by commonpl4ce thlt
s31y that If The Duke ct Normandy had uerer s
the tanners daughter, or abe had had a Il
: yirtuous adviser than her reverend uncle pi
ed. taere would hare been no William the
~, oueror. no Norman dominion established
fnrland. and consequently no Eogiaod, I
:11a. as The world has seen and knows. The vi
. course OF eventa in Christeutom, and the
tunes Of millions Of men through twenty
generations, have beea gradually in1aeuce'
The simple fact that wicked elderly geufie'
}: nickuaraed "rhe Devill" pg hls conten1I
eaae rlce. was sni.ien By the charms Of p
airi. oad persuaded or purchased her TO
sus1 As so.ce one says. or nings. ""hat dire et
= trom auorous causes spring" Hast
F.rchsbrsy, Falkuk. Daunockburn, Cr
- Volctiers, Azncour, Towton, Barnet, Flot
% Nasebv, The Boyne, Bieoheino, Cuioden,
sey, Quebec, M.ndep, Bunker Hill, ssra
Yorktown, Salamanca, f,tter1a, New vi
Waterloo, tie Alma, Delhi, and fifty ott
3;eas" tie h,oodies, field days Of time, all proc
l.om the loves OF Robert and Afletta. =