Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-31

The 4 Lore, Lord Prayer 'soh, yes, i'%s saId he,
Il remembered i, but really wastoO much
She early gave traits, indeed, Of self-will
caprice, and obstinacy but also ofkindness,
generosity, and a love Of truth, cafdor, and
rectitude. "Her skin is white, yfote Lady
Charlotte Campbell, 'but not transparent
white there is little or no shade 10 her face,
but her features are very fine. Their ex-
preston, like that of her general demcanor,
is noble. Her feet are rather tnalI, and
her hands and arms are finely moulded. -
She has hesitation in her speech, amount
ing almost to q stammer her voice is fexi-
BILE, and her tones dulcet, except when she
laughs" For the greater part of this de-
scription | can vouch. perfectls remem-
Der seeing her coming out Of the chapel
royal one Sunday, drcsscds jp n green satin
pelisse, walking very fast-kda aipe the bish-
op, her preceptor, not by the arm, but by
the hand-and bobbing, rather than bow
ing, her head to the rows ofpeople between
whom she passed. She looked very white,
and very cross, as ifshc had heard something
unpleasant in the sermon.
Poor young princess she was very unhap-
py. At that time she was living in the
dismal seclusion Of Warwick House, behind
Piccsdilly. The Princess of Wales had pub
licly appealed to the prince in letter which
he had twice privately sent back unopened,
and which she then inserted in the news.
papers, demonstrating, among other things,
against the restrictions now placed on. her
intercourse with her daughter. The prince
to the letter, refused to allow any meeting
Of oil N NH hat &ha
The Duchess of Leeds was appointed to sue
coed Lady DeClifford as governess, much to
the dissatisfaction of the Princes. Charlotte,
who said she thought she was old enough
now to dispense with governess. But
though an order in council might prevent
the mother and daughter from meeting un-
der one roof, it could not prevent chance in
terviews 10 the open air when their carriages
met. Ga one of these occasions, they drew
up near the Serpentine River, leaned from
their carriage windows and eagerly kissed
one another, greatly to the interest of sym
pathizing spectators.
In 1914, the Prince Of Orange came to
England as the Princess Charlotte's suitor
The prince-regent had the marriage much
at heart. and more than one interview with
the princess was accorded him. But he
failed to obtain her good graces, which some
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contents of her writing desk. Satisfied that
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