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Thanks Harry⌠safe arrival of any baby is always good news⌠and I do like the name LouisâŚ
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His predecessor was one, I had some respect for, Lord Louis.
My Dad knew and respected him (LL) during the War years âŚ(Naval stuff) ⌠
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Louis is a rather nice name, though Iâm not very keen on Arthur. More 1940s than anything, I had a few Uncle Arthurâs when I was a tot. Flat caps and a Wills Woodbine cigarette on the lower lip.
Charles is a bit prim, the modern version seems to be Charlie.
The new sprog is already His Royal Highness, even though he hasnât got control of his royal bowels. They say the Royal stools are always diverted to an exclusive gold-plate-lined sewer, lest their Royal Fragrance be polluted by being mixed with commonersâ rude effluvia. Do you imagine the rumour is true?
I suspect you are touting/spouting a lot of tosh Peter⌠
This is one of my favourite âCharlesâ (definitely not a Charlie) and I sing this much better after a glass or twoâŚ
and as for Arthur⌠well, here he isâŚ
All spouted and touted in the most impeccable taste, Stella, and from nozzles emblazoned with the Royal Crest, I would assure you most sincerely, and with a knightly swirl of my cloak. Mind that puddle, maâam! 
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He had a noteable career in the RN, Stella, a Man worthy of the term, Noble, didnât deserve to die the way He and the children did 
My Dad always said he was a great inspiration to him and his crewâŚ
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Not to mention heaps of other things, Viceroy, Head of Combined Ops, a genuinely âBusy Courageous Royalâ
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