15 JULY 1911, Page 2

The Prince's reply in accepting the Address from the People

of Wales was simple and charming. After referring to his Tudor descent and his name of David, and declaring in Welsh that be was "in the old land of his fathers," he assured his hearers that he had brought the Principality a new friend : "He is, it is true, a young friend—I am very young—but I have great examples before me. I have my dear father and my dear mother and good friends to help me, and so, bearing in mind our ancient and beautiful saying, ' Heb Dduw, heb ddim; Duw a digon," Without God, without anything ; God is enough,' I hope to do my duty to my King, to Wales, and to you all."