Excerpt from His Royal Highness Duke of Clarence and Avondale: Born Jan. 8th, 1864-Died Jan. 14th, 1892, A Memoir (Written by Authority)

Memoir in manuscript, and for indicating to me sundry points requiring correction or amendment. Other informants to whom I am greatly indebted arc Canon Dalton, who watched over the training of Prince Albert Victor for many years, Mr. H. F. Wilson, who had the honour of Prince Albert Victor's acquaintance at Cambridge, Captain Hol ford, who was in constant attendance upon the Prince for some years, Captain the Hon. A. Greville, Mrs. Blackburn, for merly the Prince's nurse, and an officer of the loth Hussars, whose name is unknown to me, who will remember, if these lines ever meet his eye, a chance acquaintance and an interesting conversation upon the passage from Kingstown to Dublin in March 1892. Sir Edward Bradford and many others have been kind enough to help me in various ways.

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