Lives of the Queens of England From the Norman Conquest 6
Lives of the Queens of England From the Norman Conquest 6
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Marg^aret Dawson, and even to Bnmct himself, whom sho ^"that she was as sure Ihe prince of Wales was the queen's son, as that any of Wown dnldicn woe hen* Out of zeal fi>r the truth and honour of my mistress," ^ ibe, ** I spake m such terms as modesty would scarce let me speak at another ***'"— Deporitions befiirethe Privy Coundl, Oct. 22, 1688. Notes to the new ^^net, ToL liL, quoted by the editor from the wiginal document signed by lady I«>KQa and Br. Hickes* in Magdalen college^ Oxford.
218 ...MABT BEATRICE where the royal infant was shown^ and all present saw it was a prince^ and newly bom. Lady BellaBys said '' she thought it looked black in the face/' A convulsion fit, such as had proved fatal to the other children of Mary Beatrice, was at first apprehended ; but after the prince was dressed, he looked very firesh and well, and the king said '^nothing was the matter with the diild.''^ In the overflowing transport of his joy for the birth of a living son, and the safety of his queen, James bestowed the accolade of knighthood on her physician, doctor Walgrave, by her bed-side,' as a token of his grateful sense of the care and skill manifested by him during the pre- ceding months of anxious attendance upon her majesty, whose symptoms had occasionally been of an alarming character.
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Marg^aret Dawson, and even to Bnmct himself, whom sho ^"that she was as sure Ihe prince of Wales was the queen's son, as that any of Wown dnldicn woe hen* Out of zeal fi>r the truth and honour of my mistress," ^ ibe, ** I spake m such terms as modesty would scarce let me speak at another ***'"— Deporitions befiirethe Privy Coundl, Oct. 22, 1688. Notes to the new ^^net, ToL liL, quoted by the editor from the wiginal document signed by lady I«>KQa and Br. Hickes* in Magdalen college^ Oxford.
218 ...MABT BEATRICE where the royal infant was shown^ and all present saw it was a prince^ and newly bom. Lady BellaBys said '' she thought it looked black in the face/' A convulsion fit, such as had proved fatal to the other children of Mary Beatrice, was at first apprehended ; but after the prince was dressed, he looked very firesh and well, and the king said '^nothing was the matter with the diild.''^ In the overflowing transport of his joy for the birth of a living son, and the safety of his queen, James bestowed the accolade of knighthood on her physician, doctor Walgrave, by her bed-side,' as a token of his grateful sense of the care and skill manifested by him during the pre- ceding months of anxious attendance upon her majesty, whose symptoms had occasionally been of an alarming character.
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