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All those, who corrected me about the name "Anne" - you are all perfectly right, thank you for pointing out the unfortunate error in the list. After a little more research, it becomes apparent that Anne was a popular choice for Royal names (not necessarily the first one) from the times of William the Conqueror. It seemed especially popular with the illegitimate daughters for a while.

A friend of mine lives in Kennington just over the road from where Mr Tallon used to reside. Whenever I go to visit her, we always see some famous face as the road is packed with 'names' but I never once saw Backstairs Billy despite him living the closest to her. Then again, if I had seen him, what could I have said? Sad to hear he passed away.

Well it certainly looks as if he didn't! Quote: A very contrary Princess - why did the charming Margaret turn into the most unpopular royal? A very contrary Princess - why did the charming Margaret turn into the most unpopular royal? | the Daily Mail gfg2, you may be interested in checking out this thread in the Royal Library I ...

he looks handsome in the pic!! however he got eye bugs again!!!! =)

Lovely series of videos with Lady Pamela. Nehru, Edwina united in souls, not bodies: IBNLive.com > Videos

Buckingham Palace press releases ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF LORD NICHOLAS WINDSOR 26 September 2006 THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT IS ISSUED BY THE PRESS SECRETARY TO THE QUEEN The Duke and Duchess of Kent are pleased to announce the engagement of their son Nicholas to Paola, daughter of Don Louis and Donna Ingrid Doimi de Frankopan of London.

Why does the Earl of Wessex receive so much less than everyone else? Why do the Gloucesters receive so much less than the Kents? Parliamentary annuity (not repaid by The Queen) HRH The Duke of Edinburgh £359,000 Parliamentary annuities (repaid by The Queen) HRH The Duke of York £249,000 HRH The Earl of Wessex £141,000 HRH The Princess Royal £228,...

"Caption: Lady Helen Taylor attends the book launch party for 'Sheva,' a biography by footballer Andriy Shevchenko, at Armani Casa New Bond Street on September 20, 2006 in London, England. (Photo by Dave M. Benett/Getty Images)

In public, or when in the middle of some royal function, I would imagine they say Your Majesty/Your Royal Highness. When in private and at home, I would think Grandmum/Granddad, Mum/Dad....that sort of thing.

British Pathe http://www.britishpathe.com/ A film archive up until 1970 I can't make direct links but so far I have found -King George VI funeral procession -Coronation of 1936 procession back to Buckingham from Westminster -Elizabeth II Coronation proclamation -A lot of clips of Elizabeth II coronation There are preview clips that are free to download, they give a good ...