THAT POOR LITTLE PRINCE.

Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1612, 12 October 1885, Page 2

THAT POOR LITTLE PRINCE.

Hem ! Ean^de-Cologne yonr ears and listen to this : — " Priiice Edward ate his first dinner at the Middle Temple as a student on the 10th June. He took his scat amongst his lowly brethreu, and donned the prescribed dinner night gown of the student. 1 ' It will be recollected by our readers that this is tueyoun«.» I gentleman by tho name of GueTph, who came out here to clinch our loyalty for ever by the sight of his ! rlaucing. "He took his seat amongst his lowly brethren," some of them s dons of the best families in England, j Ho did not in ike footstools of them or insist upon reclining in the rnid'lle of the table with his heels on their heads. No ! with princely condescension he took his seat amongst them. S unions could he made out of this, and we could point out the preachers who could write them with the real court flavour. Let us not be ill-natured, however. It is not th« fault of the | young fellow that he is a prince of the blood royal. Not to him should the account of all this journalistic Jenkin son be charged. Bnt it is nevertheless nauseating. As though it were a thing worth mention that the son of the Prince of Wales behaved on occasion like a human being, instead of conducting himself like a Prince in a pauUimiine. He took his seat, f*: 1 -

sooth. What would they have had him to do?—" Stand on li'is he-id T