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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVII, Issue 3, 10 May 1889, Page 7

The World cnys that the Prince of Wales, after the requiem for the Austrian Crown Prince was over, in the Jesuit Church in Farm, street, sent round to the Jesuit Fathers to ask for the prayer-book-bound in black velvet, which had been handed to him in the church, but which had been left upon the bench. At the oratory, a few days before, the inteii jr spaciousness of which astonished him, the Prince was presented with another prayer-book, ihis time bound in white vellum, which also he tuH retained as a memento of the marriage of the Marchesa de Santruce. At thf wedding of his young Catholic friend, Lord William Ncvill, the Pnnce of Wales was the pnncipal speaker at the weddirjg breakfast. Later, Lord and Lady William Nevill started fjr Pan?, on their way to Rome, tiavelhng trom Charm gjen 88 to Dover, at the invitation of the Piiuce of Walee, in the tptfdal train provided for his Royal Highness, who kft tor the Sout't of France at the same time.