PRINCESS VICTORIA
CONDITION UNCHANGED (By Electric Teleprnph.—CopyriKht.) (Renter's Telegrams) LONDON .March 31. In consequence of Princess Victoria s illness, the Court will not move to Windsor as projected. To-night's bulletin announces that her condition is unchanged. LONDON. April 2. The Prince of Wales and Princess Victoria arc both better to-day, according to announcements fioin the respective bedsides. A bulletin from Marlborough House, where the Princess resides, said: The pneumonic process is improving, but there has been great strain on the heart. York House bulletins stated the Prince of Wales's progress continues sal isfaelorv.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 3 April 1926, Page 7
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