Princess Margaret

[bumbershoot]

Has there ever been the least suggestion of the ultimate fate of the Poltimore tiara? If there's been some secret buyer in the UK, sounds like Charles' big do would be the occasion to drag it out. I'd love to see it again.

[CyrilSebastian]

Has there ever been the least suggestion of the ultimate fate of the Poltimore tiara? If there's been some secret buyer in the UK, sounds like Charles' big do would be the occasion to drag it out. I'd love to see it again.

   
This Vogue.com article declares the Poltimore Tiara's whereabouts are unknown.   
http://www.vogue.com/arti...-margaret-poltimore-tiara

[CyrilSebastian]

Princess Margaret was the first senior member of the royal family to be born in Scotland since King Charles I in 1600.

[CyrilSebastian]

Princess Margaret visited the International Horse Show in Olympia.   
http://www.maryevans.com/history/13335931

[bumbershoot]

After reading several bios of Princess Margaret, I am wondering if she could have been diagnosed as bipolar. She certainly had her moments of volatility. Or maybe she inherited her dad's temperament. He had what they called his ``gnashes'' when he would lash out at people. There's a strain of that kind of volatility that has existed in the House of Windsor for multiple generations, after all.

[CyrilSebastian]

After reading several bios of Princess Margaret, I am wondering if she could have been diagnosed as bipolar. She certainly had her moments of volatility. Or maybe she inherited her dad's temperament. He had what they called his ``gnashes'' when he would lash out at people. There's a strain of that kind of volatility that has existed in the House of Windsor for multiple generations, after all.

   
I have learned a lot about King Gerorge VI of England (Prince Albert, Duke of York). I did not know he "would lash out at people".   
Did he lash out at his sister Princess Mary?

[Celia]

After reading several bios of Princess Margaret, I am wondering if she could have been diagnosed as bipolar. She certainly had her moments of volatility. Or maybe she inherited her dad's temperament. He had what they called his ``gnashes'' when he would lash out at people. There's a strain of that kind of volatility that has existed in the House of Windsor for multiple generations, after all.

   
I have learned a lot about King Gerorge VI of England (Prince Albert, Duke of York). I did not know he "would lash out at people".   
Did he lash out at his sister Princess Mary?

No one lashed out at Mary.  She was a favourite in the family.