Showing posts with label Primbroke. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Primbroke. Show all posts

Monday, 13 August 2007

The Court of Carntaigh

Saturday night saw Her Grace, the Duchess of Carntaigh, present her new Court to the citizens of Caledon.

Obviously a roaring success as we had high lag and a minor sim crash. People both familiar and new were there and it was nice to see a few people who had been absent for a while. I was delighted to be able to chat with Miss Anansi who I have not seen in some time.


The Presentation Ball for the Court of Carntaigh


Myself and my darling wife dance the night away.


Lady Diamanda and I waltzing to some of Her Grace's excellent music.


Lord and Lady Primbroke


Colonel Edward Pearse, 12th Earl of Primbroke, GCWL, KCT, OWR

Thursday, 26 July 2007

A letter from the Solicitor


Last week I received the most astonishing correspondence. Delivered with the evening post was a parcel addressed from the solicitors Sue, Grabbitt and Runne that contained a large number documents.

It seems with the death of my cousin Arthur, and his son Henry having died tragically in the brewery explosion last year, that I have inherited the title of the Earl of Primbroke! I must say it comes as something of a surprise. I had met my cousin on those few occasions of broader family gatherings, but I never thought I would be the one inheriting the title. While I know on my mother's side I'm related to the Duchies of Carntaigh and Loch Avie, on my father's side we were a rather cadet branch of the family.

I've been going over the details with my own solicitor seeing what entails are on the Estate. The Duchess of Carntaigh has kindly offered to include my own investiture with the upcoming ceremony of L'ordre du Rossignol.

So this will make me Lord Primbroke and Christine Countess Primbroke. Though I will still be answering to Sir Edward or Edward or Mr. Pearse or however else I'm likely to be called (though one day I hope to put and end to people incorrectly saying "Sir Pearse").

Now to work out what to wear...