founded within the tradition of the Church of England by King George IV and the Duke of Wellington who granted our royal charter in 1829. King's has a proud history of inspiring and supporting those ...

At South Shawbost, five brothers – John, Malcolm, Donald, Roderick and Murdo Macleod – had done their bit for King and country ... climbed up onto the Duke of Wellington statue.

Queen Victoria, who ruled from 1837 to 1901, and her husband, Prince Albert, were first cousins who shared the same grandfather, Francis, Duke of ... s uncle, George IV, who was king from 1820 ...

One of his most discrete and powerful clients was the Duke of York, who gave him a cunningly crafted ... commissioning provocative drawings from him for the collection of King George IV – such immoral ...

The baby is the first child of the Duke and Duchess. The Duke of York is the second son of King George and Queen Mary ... did Queen Victoria when William IV died … The news of the birth of ...

Duke of Edinburgh, the Princess of Wales ... It is the first time since it was unveiled by King George IV in 1920. An installation of 30,000 ceramic poppies will be displayed in the Tower of ...

His relations with King George VI were not initially good when he became prime minister, largely because Churchill had supported the king’s elder brother Edward VIII (later the Duke of Windsor ...

(adoc-photos/Corbis) King Louis XVI is captured trying to ... was still the son-in-law of the emperor of Austria, and the Duke of Wellington denounced the language as encouraging the assassination ...

The next passionate love of King James’s life after Robert Carr was the handsome but ambitious 21-year-old George Villiers who James promoted to the title of Duke of Buckingham, accelerating the young ...

and his relationship with the young King Henry IV. When defeated by all the major powers of 19th century Europe, French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte must make his last stand against the Duke of ...