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Charles Eastlake (search for this): article 8
The Prince of Wales's maiden speech. On the 2d instant the annual dinner was given by the Royal Academy, the Prince being among the guests. When his health was toasted he made his maiden speech, thus reported in the journals. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales who spoke evidently under deep emotion, but in a peculiarly clear and pleasing tone of voice, and with great impressiveness of manner; said: "Sir Charles Eastlake, your Royal High nesses, my Lords, and Gentlemen — It is with the most contending feelings of pleasure, pride and sorrow, that I rise to return you thanks in the name of myself and the Royal family for the kind terms in which you, Sir Charles, have proposed our health, and for the very cordial way in which this distinguished assembly has received it. [Cheers.] I can not, on this occasion, divert my mind of the associations connected with my beloved and lamented father. His bright example cannot fail to stimulate my efforts to tread in his footstep
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The Prince of Wales's maiden speech. On the 2d instant the annual dinner was given by the Royal Academy, the Prince being among the guests. When his health was toasted he made his maiden speech, thus reported in the journals. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales who spoke evidently under deep emotion, but in a peculiarly clear and pleasing tone of voice, and with great impressiveness of manner; said: "Sir Charles Eastlake, your Royal High nesses, my Lords, and Gentlemen — It is with the most contending feelings of pleasure, pride and sorrow, that I rise to return you thanks in the name of myself and the Royal family for the kind terms in which you, Sir Charles, have proposed our health, and for the very cordial way in which this distinguished assembly has received it. [Cheers.] I can not, on this occasion, divert my mind of the associations connected with my beloved and lamented father. His bright example cannot fail to stimulate my efforts to tread in his footstep