“LONG LIVE THE KING.”
Royalist Outburst In Paris
DEATH OF FRENCH PRETENDER
Bv Cable —Press Association —Copyright. Australian nml N.Z. Cnblo Association (Received March 30, 6.45 p.m.) PARIS, March 30. The Royalist paper “Action Franca iso” announces the Due d’Orleau.s’ death under the huge headline: “The King is dead; Long live the King!” The paper presumes that the Due do Guise, heir to the Due d’Orloans, will claim the French throne under the title of Joan 111. Due do Guise l;a-s not interested himself in Royalist polities. If lie accepts the Preteudorsliip, lie will be forced to leave France.
Other newspapers draw attention to the fact that the Due d’Orleans desired to be buried at Dreux. The Orleanites, Count and Countess of Paris were buried in Surrey. They did not desire to be interred in the Royal Tombs at Dreux, until the French Government gave permission for the “King of France’’ to attend the funeral.
- Should tlie Government permit the Due do Guise to - attend the burial of the Due d’Orleans, it is expected the bodies of the Count and Countess cf Paris would be removed thither.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 31 March 1926, Page 9
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187“LONG LIVE THE KING.” Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 31 March 1926, Page 9
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