KING GEORGE'S SONS.
How careful the King is that his sons thould go through exactly the ordinary education of a British gentleman i.s shown (says "Tho Clubman," in th« "Sketch")", in tho schooling of the younger Princes who aro now at Broadstairs. Tho name of tho school to which they wero to be sent was not known until tho young Princes arrived there; and though, of course, the headmaster know that the Princes were to bo put under his care, he did not allow that fact to transpire. Tlie school, being a rcry popular one, had its lists full long ago for the period during which th© Princes will bo there, and ambitious fathers of littlo boys, who would like their sons to become th© friends of Royal find that thero aro no vacancies for scholars in that particular school. The Princes are treated exactly like the other boys, and their pocket money, 6d a week, is just tho samo amount as is doled out to their schoolfellows.
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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14564, 15 January 1913, Page 9
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