THE QUEEN AND THE CROWN PRINCESS

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1743, 18 January 1888, Page 2

THE QUEEN AND THE CROWN PRINCESS

j A r«oeot number of " Truth " after an* ! nounolng the intention of the Q.ieeo to visit Ban Remo so as to be with the Grown Prlnoe end Princess, state that the Qieen witl go to San Remo ln Maroh for three weeks, If the German Grown Prince and Princess remain there through tbe winter, but, if tbey return to Berlin, tho Queen will go to Germany at Vaster, ln order to be with them for a time. Aooordiug to tbe same authority, the Qjeen has written privately to the l_mperor William, strongly urging that an arrangement should at onoe be made to afford a liberal provision for the Grown Princess and her younger ohildren In tho event of the deaths of the Emperor and Grown Prinoe, as If they died now she would be left In very moderate oiroomstances. Tho Emperor has vast wealth at hi* disposal, of whloh it is supposed nine-tenths will pass to his, •ucoossor on the P-U-.lan Throne, the Grand Duohe.s of B-den getting the rest. It would be easy for his Majesty tc mtke &n eqakable arrangement m favor j of the wife and family of his eldest son, ] and he certainly ought to do so,' as it irou'd not be right that they should he l«ft to depend on the liberality of Prinoe Willi. m. The Grown Prlnoe and the Emperor might die trfmultaneottsly, aud It wonld be moat Improdeut to truss to tbe ohance of the former surviving the latter for a -uffiolenfc time to enable h,lm to settle his aff drs. Tfye Ofoiyn Prinoe oan do nothing bjm.olf during tha lito,