PRINCESS LOUISE.

Thames Star, Volume IX, Issue 3028, 29 October 1878, Page 2

PRINCESS LOUISE.

Princes Louise, in her new position says the London Queen, will be able to continue those good works to which she has so well accustomed herself in this country, and she will be able to show, as the Princess ttoyal and Princess Alice have already done, what a Princess can do to influence the well-being of the people over whom she is called to preside. Princes Louise will be missed in England. She is patroness, not only in name but in act and work, of so many charitable movements in England, and of so many societies whose intention is to help forward the education of women that .her absence will be a real loss. She has always been so graciously ready to give time and attention when she has been asked to do so, to preside at opening meetings, to give away prizes, to exercise, for good the influence that her position gives her, that her absence will be felt; and when the time comes for her to return to England she will be gladly welcomed back again. But, in the meantime, much work lies before her, for the doing of which the education which has been given her has been helping to prepare her. She will carry with her to Canada many earnest and sincere wishes for her personal well-being, and much hope that she may show among our own people there, as well as her sisters have done on the continent, the good results of that excellent training which our beloved and respected Queen has so carefully bestowed upon her daughters. The influence of •women, always great, is never so much 10 ..as when exercised by women in high rank, .and when that rank ii the. highest, the good which they do bears fruit in every lower grade and people.