General Questions & Random Facts about the British Royal Family - Page 2

dazzling · #21 08-05-2007, 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by CasiraghiTrio

This is a great idea for a thread. I have some "strange"/silly questions.

2) Did Prince William really once flush his father's shoes down the toilet? How does one do that precisely?

does a shoe actually flush down the toilet

this is hilarioues, im looking fwd to the answer. if so, how old was Prince William when he did that?

ysbel · #22 08-05-2007, 04:04 PM

Does the two year old Harry actually hang well out of a window?

(That's what I heard William did to him when they were young)

CasiraghiTrio · #23 08-05-2007, 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by ysbel

Does the two year old Harry actually hang well out of a window?

(That's what I heard William did to him when they were young)

Either....
1) Wills was giving Harry an early taste of rappelling

2) or he was displaying some rather disturbing Wacko Jacko symptoms....

Either way, if this is true, then Prince William has super powers!

Let's see, little Wills could flush shoes down a toilet, dangle a two year old from a window (he must have been four, damn he was a strong kid!)

summer81 · #24 10-30-2008, 01:09 AM

Hi, I am doing some research on the lesser known/unknown royals of the u.k. (including scotland and wales) And I wanted to know : What are some lesser known princesses and royals of the u.k. born in 1981?? --- Please list their names .

Warren · #25 10-30-2008, 04:16 AM

You could always do your own research by checking Wikipedia or doing a Google search. To make it easier, here's the Wiki link to the Royal Family.

**MAfan** · #26 10-30-2008, 05:09 AM

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Originally Posted by summer81

Hi, I am doing some research on the lesser known/unknown royals of the u.k. (including scotland and wales) And I wanted to know : What are some lesser known princesses and royals of the u.k. born in 1981?? --- Please list their names .

Lady Gabriella Windsor is born in 1981

Mermaid1962 · #27 11-03-2008, 01:47 PM

I read in A SPIRIT UNDAUNTED that the Minister had to be in residence at the time, but not actually witness the birth.

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Originally Posted by Ranunculus Rex

As a consequence, future Royal births in Great Britain, up until the mid 20th century, had to be witnessed by a Minister of the Crown...a rather onerous duty!

Apparently, this requirement was a constutional convention only, and there was no statute law involved.

RR

french journalist · #28 03-23-2009, 09:52 AM

We are two french journalists based in London and we are preparing an article about the British Royal family's fans in UK. We are looking for different profiles in England who adore the Royal Family and ideally someone who collects every items about them, etc...
Please, if you think you fit the description regarding our topic, please get in touch with us as soon as possible.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Best Regards,

Lucie DUBAN and Grégoire BERNARDI

ldgb.press@googlemail.com

chaimae · #29 03-23-2009, 11:00 AM

you are looking just for the british fans ? what about us ????

french journalist · #30 03-23-2009, 11:34 AM

Yes, we are looking for just the british fans at the moment.

RoyalProtocol · #31 03-24-2009, 08:20 PM

What is the purpose of your research?

principessa · #32 04-21-2009, 02:32 PM

On 18 April the Duke of Edinburgh has become the longest serving royal consort.

Are there more age records broken by BRF?

Royal Fan · #33 04-21-2009, 02:39 PM

I Belive Prince Arthur Duke of Connaught is the logest lived Royal Man.

RoyalistRiley · #34 09-30-2009, 10:09 PM

I think that Princess Alice, Duchess of Gloucester was the oldest member of the Royal Family ever

Hopewell · #35 12-08-2009, 02:49 PM

Anyone know of a collection online that has royal photographic Christmas cards? I have seen a few for sale here and there but would be interested in seeing more of them.

Duchess Rennie · #36 01-05-2010, 05:31 PM

Only family? Certain family members only? Friends? Presumably Prince Philip and, when they were alive, Princess Margaret and her parents.

But would everyone else have to call her Ma'am? Even her nearest and dearest friends?

It must be sad not being able to have people close to you call you by your charming childhood name...

Lumutqueen · #37 01-05-2010, 05:37 PM

Her family most certainly.
Her closest friends possible, but maybe Elizabeth or Lizzie.
Lillibet is her childhood name, she may not like to hear it as her father often called her it.

I thing only subjcts/servants call her ma'am.

Ella Kay · #38 01-05-2010, 05:53 PM

She signed The Queen Mum's 100th birthday card "Lilibet," didn't she? So I'd assume her mother continued to call her by that name into adulthood.

auntie · #39 01-05-2010, 06:00 PM

I remember reading somewhere that Diana as a girl reffered to the Queen as Auntie Lillibet, being her friend's (andrew) mother. Just as I, having being born and bred in the UK called my friends parents as aunt so and so, uncle such and such. All senior members of the family, her uncles and aunts cousin's and so forth probably call her Lillibet, the younger generation, ie her cousins children and grandchildren are probably more formal. The exception being the Linelys and chattos, probably cal her aunt Lillibet as their parents did.

Dierna23 · #40 01-05-2010, 06:06 PM

I think I remember watching a documentary in which one of the Danish Royals - Queen Margrethe or Princess Benedikte - spoke from her as Lillibet.
I'm not absolutely sure who it was, but it was someone from the family. It would be imaginable to me that some of her distant relatives speak of her as "cousin Lillibet" sometimes.