Royally

"Royally," said I. "I have tasted no such tobacco or whisky since I was in Quebec last."

The Cryptogram A Story of Northwest Canada William Murray Graydon 1905

WE tv 'How to Marry a Prince' on Wedding Central The strategy includes 184 hours of related documentaries and the new two-part show "Royally Mad," which follows five Angophile Americans on a whirlwind tour of London complete with royal trivia and visits to sites such as the Mahiki lounge, where Prince William and Ms. Middleton or Wills & Kate, as the tabloids call them are known to frequent.

The Ultimate Reality Show Amy Chozick 2011

WireImage Royally happy: the prince and his bride.

A Toast to Will and Kate Bret Stephens 2011

People includes a recipe for the dessert -- which is sort of like banana cream pie -- adapted from McGrady's "Eating Royally."

Bananas for Prince William Autumn Brewington 2011

BBC America has announced a two-part special called "Royally Mad" for April.

3 months early, British royal wedding has U.S. media on red alert Jill Sergeant 2011

In the two-part reality special Royally Mad, adorable Brit host Cat Deeley So You Think You Can Dance tours London with five Americans — four gals and a gay guy — who are insanely obsessed with the royal family, especially Prince William and Kate Middleton's April 29 nuptials at Westminster Abbey.

Cat Deeley Gets Mad About the Royal Wedding 2011

* The heat waves of the 1930s | NatCast: Royally hot *

Forecast: Heat and humidity head higher 2010

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Insurers Royally Played Obama 2009

Oh well, maybe her campaign is so far in hock to His Royally Overpaid Pennsomeness that they can't afford the air charter to NC.

North Carolina Dem Debate Cancelled 2009

Royally screwed: Section 28 Tory pays £100,000 expenses to his own “company”

Hazel Blears and Lindsay Hoyle Jeff 2009