Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers (876 bytes)
1: The '''Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers''' is the most senior [[regiment]] in the [[Briti...
5: The regiment is also unique in having the word Royal appear twice in its name.

Royal Engineers (12559 bytes)
1: The '''Corps of Royal Engineers''' (RE), commonly known as the '''[[Sapper]]s''',...
3: The Regimental Headquarters and the [[Royal School of Military Engineering]] are in [[Chatham...
7: ... [[1812]] the name was changed to the '''Corps of Royal Sappers and Miners'''.
9: ...s became a unified corps as the '''Corps of Royal Engineers'''. In [[1862]] the corps also absorbed the Briti...
13: The [[Royal Engineers museum]] is in [[Gillingham, Medway|Gillingham]] ...

Royal Engineers AFC (1173 bytes)
1: ... Marindin of the [[Royal Engineers|Corps of Royal Engineers]]. They enjoyed a great deal of success in the [[...
18: .../sport/football/history.htm History of the Royal Engineers football team]
19: ...k/royalengineers/index.htm Home Page of the Royal Engineers]

Air Battalion Royal Engineers (1870 bytes)
1: ...l Flying Corps]] which in turn evolved into the [[Royal Air Force]].
3: ...other ranks were selected from the Corps of Royal Engineers.
5: Pilots had to already have earned a [[Royal Aero Club]] certificate from a private flying sch...
7: ...l engineer from the [[Royal Regiment of Artillery|Royal Field Artillery]], had been an early enthusiast o...
9: ...ate flying corps and on [[April 12]] [[1912]] the Royal Flying Corps was created.

Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (493 bytes)
1: ...ers.jpg|thumb|The Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers logo]]
3: The '''Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers''' or '''REME''' was formed during [[World War II...

Royal Engineers Museum of Military Engineering (285 bytes)
1: ...ry Engineering''' is [http://www.army.mod.uk/royalengineers/museum/ here]; and further details about the cont...

Royal Penguin (1822 bytes)
2: <tr><th bgcolor=pink>'''Royal Penguin'''<br>{{StatusVulnerable}}</th></tr>
19: ...d up to 70 cm tall and weigh between 4 and 5 kg. Royal penguins breed only on [[Macquarie Island]] and, ...
21: There is some controversy over whether Royal penguins are a sub-species of Macaroni penguins. ...

Princess Royal (2656 bytes)
1: ...e, Princess Royal|Princess Anne]] is the Princess Royal.
3: ==List of Princesses Royal==
5: ...lete list of women officially styled as "Princess Royal":-
12: # [[1932]]-[[1967]] Princess [[Mary, Princess Royal|Mary]] (1897 - 1965): daughter of [[George V of t...
13: # [[1987]]- Princess [[Anne, Princess Royal|Anne]] (born 1950): daughter of [[Elizabeth II of...

Royal anthem (1380 bytes)
1: ...narch]]. It is usually performed during events of royal importance, such as a public appearance by the mo...
4: ...n" is only used when the Queen or a member of the Royal Family is present.
5: ...ly ''The King's Song'', is the [[Sweden|Swedish]] royal anthem.
6: ...ian]]", King Christian, is the [[Denmark|Danish]] royal anthem.
7: *"[[Marcha Real]]", literally ''Royal March'', is the national anthem of [[Spain]]

Port-Royal (2510 bytes)
1: ...mation on the former Jamaican capital see: [[Port Royal]].''
3: '''Port-Royal''' was a [[Cistercian]] [[convent]] in the [[Vall...
5: ...e Paris'' while the older one was known as ''Port-Royal des Champs''.
7: ...at point forward the convents and schools of Port-Royal became intimately associated with that school of ...
9: ...atician]] [[Blaise Pascal]] were products of Port-Royal educations, and Pascal defended the schools publi...

Port Royal (2560 bytes)
1: ...ian community and early French colony see: [[Port Royal, Nova Scotia]]''
2: ...the city to sink into the [[Caribbean Sea]]. Port Royal's role was taken over by the city of [[Kingston, ...
4: ...uraged and even paid [[Buccaneer]]s based at Port Royal to attack Spanish and French shipping.
8: ...th century]], and soon [[Kingston]] eclipsed Port Royal in importance.
12: ...lar brand of [[tobacco]] is also named after Port Royal.

Royal Ahold (1775 bytes)
34: Royal Ahold is the worlds third largest [[retailer]] co...
43: Royal Ahold [[N.V.]]<br/>

Royal Roy (591 bytes)
1: '''''Royal Roy: A Prince of a Boy''''' was a [[comic book]]...
3: ...tooine/niven/142/recycleb/rb47.html An essay on ''Royal Roy'']

Royal family (3799 bytes)
1: ...posed [[monarch]] and his or her descendants as a royal family.
3: ... of the blood royal and those that marry into the royal family. Only persons in the former category are d...
5: ... constitutional monarchies, however, members of a royal family perform certain public, social, or ceremon...
7: ...or may not have a surname or dynastic name (see [[Royal House]]).
11: In recent years, many royal families have become increasingly hounded by the ...

Royal House (2474 bytes)
1: ... refers to the official designation and name of a royal family instead of [[Family name|surname]].
16: * [[Brazil]]: [[Bragança (royal house)|Braganza]] (Bragança)
17: * [[France]]: [[Bourbon house|Bourbon]] (royal)
23: * [[Portugal]]: [[Bragança (royal house)|Braganza]] (Bragança)
32: ...d or once ruled by that family. The name of the ''Royal House'' is not a surname, just a way of identifyi...

Royal Marines (20834 bytes)
1: ...of Royal Marines''', usually just known as the '''Royal Marines''' ('''RM'''), are the [[United Kingdom]]...
4: ...y]] control. In [[1802]], they were titled the '''Royal Marines'''.
6: ...es were formally amalgamated into the '''Corps of Royal Marines'''.
8: For the first part of the [[20th Century]], the Royal Marines' role was the traditional one of providin...
10: During the [[World War I|First World War]], Royal Marines took part in the [[Battle of Gallipoli|am...

The Royal Book of Oz (822 bytes)
1: '''''The Royal Book of Oz''''' (1921) is the fifteenth [[Oz boo...
7: [[Category:Oz books|Royal Book of Oz]]
8: [[Category:1921 books|Royal Book of Oz]]

Palais Royal (5522 bytes)
1: ...l1863.jpg|thumb|right|260px|Gardens of the Palais-Royal: The illustration, from an 1863 guide to Paris, e...
2: ...e-specific artpiece) faces the '''Place du Palais-Royal,''' which was much enlarged by [[Baron Haussmann]...
4: ...Louis XIV of France|Louis XIV]]. Later the Palais-Royal became the Paris seat of the [[Duc d'Orléans|duke...
5: ...Image:Palais-Royalmap.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Palais-Royal and its gardens, in a Paris map, 1739. The palace...
6: ...eon's reign. The very first theatre in the Palais-Royal was originally built by Lemercier for [[Cardinal ...

Royal Poinciana (3487 bytes)
1: {{Taxobox_begin | color = lightgreen| name = Royal Poinciana}} <br>{{StatusEndangered}}<small> (in t...
2: ...image:RoyalPoincianaFlower.jpg|250px]]| caption = Royal Poinciana flower}}
16: The '''Royal Poinciana''' or '''Flamboyant Tree''', ''Delonix ...
18: The Royal Poinciana is native to [[Madagascar]], where it i...
22: ...iana.jpg|thumb|left|260px|''Traders shading under Royal Poincianas outside the church of Santo Domingo, [...

Royal Navy (17005 bytes)
1: ...stern Europe]]. Like the [[Royal Air Force]], the Royal Navy has a large programme of projects, including...
3: The Royal Navy is known as the "senior service" in the [[UK...
7: ''Main article: [[History of the Royal Navy]]''
9: The Royal Navy has [[history|historically]] played a centra...
15: ...st reformation and major expansion of the '''Navy Royal''', as it was then known, occurred in the [[16th ...

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