. Memoriale del progresso reale in Scozia. Con i boughs verdi, assomigliava ad un isolano galleggiante in legno. Venne in modo festivo, per rendere omaggio alla Regina, e poi per ritirarsi. Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence ha precedentemente ordinato underjib, flying-jib, forestaysails, e conducente, di asseschiare, una leggera brezza occidentale ora gli ha permesso di impostare le vele, ethe Yacht portato su con maggiore velocità. Due grandi piroscelli si avvicinano da nord, attorno alla testa. Il Queenwas in questo momento si è reclinato su un lettino sul ponte, tra il principale e il mizzen-mast, protetto da tlie

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. Memorial of the royal progress in Scotland . with green boughs, it looked like a floating islandembowered in wood. It came in holiday fashion, to pay homage tothe Queen, and then to retire. Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence havingpreviously ordered underjib, flying-jib, forestaysails, and driver, to beset, a light westerly breeze now enabled him to set the headsails, andthe Yacht carried on with increased speed. Two large steamers wereseen approaching from the northward, round the head. The Queenwas at this time reclining on a couch on deck, between the main andthe mizzen-mast, protected from tlie rawness of the evening air byan ample blue cloak, her head resting on a pillow, and covered onlywith a small pink silk handkerchief, whilst Prince Albert was stand-ing beside her. The first of these vessels proved to be the Monarch, m THE ROYAL PROGRESS. bringing a large party of people from the Scottish metropolis, tooeager to see Her Majesty to brook delay. The Monarch had nosooner met the Royal Squadron, than she put round, and delivering. her twenty-one guns in excellent style, she took up her position ata respectful distance, abreast of the Yacht. Her yards were manned, her cheers were distinctly heard, and Her Majesty rising, most gra-ciously acknowledged the compliment. About this time the othersteamer, the Trident, approached with a similar object. The slantingrays of the declining sun shone upon these vessels, and showed theirdecks crowded with well-dressed people. God Save the Queenwas chanted in full chorus, and the sound came over the waves witha rich and mellow effect. The cheering being over, and curiosity-satisfied, the band on board the Monarch struck up some livelyScottish reels, upon which, many of the ladies and gentlemen, ex-cited by the music and the occasion, began to dance. Their move-ments were watched with much interest by Prince Albert, who drew THE VOYAGE. M the Queens attention to the gay scene, which she enjoyed verymuch. Immediately afterwards, Her

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