. Memoriale del progresso reale in Scozia . , portando il peso straordinario che ha fatto, e cosse-quently è stato ben presto completamente distanziato. La regina, il principe e la duchessa, erano così tanto divertiti con il sig. Cuddiesfruttuoso sforzi per fare il suo veicolo goffo venire con loro, thatthatthey sono stati visti guardando sopra la parte posteriore della carrozza e ridendo. Girando a destra a Polton House, la carrozza reale passò attraverso il villaggio di Bonnyrig, e così ritornò a Dalkeith Palace. La festa reale a cena consisteva: La Regina e il Principe Alberto, il Duca e la Duca di Buccleuch, GE

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. Memorial of the royal progress in Scotland . , carrying the terrific weight he did, and conse-quently he was soon completely distanced. The Queen, and thePrince, and the Duchess, were so much amused with Mr. Cuddiesfruitless efforts to make his clumsy vehicle come up with them, thatthey were seen looking over the back of the carriage, and laughingheartily. Turning to the right at Polton House, the Royal carriage passedthrough the village of Bonnyrig, and so returned to Dalkeith Palace. The Royal party at dinner consisted of— The Queen and Prince Albert, The Duke and Duclfess of Buccleuch, General Wemyss, The Duchess of Norfolk, Colonel Bouverie, The Earl of Aberdeen, Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. G. E. The Earl and Countess of Cawdor, Anson, The Earl of Hardwick, . Mr. Balfour, The Earl of Liverpool, Sir James Clark, Sir Robert Peel, Captain Barber, Lord and Lady Emlyn, Lieutenant White, Lord and Lady John Scott, Lieutenant Fleming. The Hon. Miss Pajjet, Lieutenant Dodds. Lady Mary Campbell, Mr. G. Talbot. CHAPTER XXVI. THE DEPARTURE.. HIS Thursday, the 15th of September, was in//?^ every respect beautiful. Those who wereearly astir walked about congratulating eachother on the loveliness of the morning, be-cause on this day the Queen was to embark^^^ on that element which has been placed byProvidence more particularly under her control. But yet the sunshinethrew no reflection of joy upon the loyal hearts of Her Majestys Scot-tish subjects, gloomy as they were from the heavy thought that she wasabout to leave the Caledonian soil. The national pride of the peopleis well-known to be sufficiently strong. What could have so muchflattered this feeling as the actual possession of their own Queen, within the territorial confines of their own ancient kingdom ? Butnow this glory was about to be removed from them, —the Sun ofRoyalty was about to depart from their hemisphere, —and they whofor a brief space had been enabled to talk of the Queen and of thePrince, as if the Queen and

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