The birth of an heir to the Dukedom of Norfolk is a reminder that this is the first occasion on which an Earl of Arundel has t heen born at Arundel Castle. The grounds of Arundel aid exceptionally well kept, and there is a story told of the Duke that during a school treat he was crossing one of his lawns when a teacher followed him, shouting : " Come off the grass at once ! Tt is people like you get these placesshut to the public."
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 9306, 5 August 1908, Page 2
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