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??,.t,eln, obtained by the use of the Microscope in detecting and
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Pwartal.oePs:
VISIT OF THE ROYA r,HighnessesCHlLDßEN
TrcoN.—Their Royal
p.
e Alfred, the Princess Alice,
rinethe Princess Louisa, attended
the Princess pprriinnceeess: Royal,
Helena,.. and. . Tt
the eT 11E
Prince ROYAL
of
by their suite, paid a visit to the Royal Panopticon,
' xhibition.
of public e vice-president, the
Leicester-square„ yesterday Their evening, between
ibgehtnweesesnesthweehreours
re-
ceived by the Rev-
Rev. G. Fielding, andß. Mm.rß.
Aou.lti.eTe,ap
son, members of
the council ; the Rev. Dr. Bible, the director, and Mr.
T. J. Brown, the secretary. The first object which
large crystal cistern, at
was the diver in
the subaqueous
attracted the attention
le of their royal highnesses
the bottom of which be exhibited
presented to the view of
electric light. The next object
their Roy al Bighnesses vvas a
series
and in restoration, fol-
lowed by a view of the bay ruing
Naplesr
of Pompeii, alternately in of dioramic views
then proceeded to inspect the
eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
gigantic electrical machine,
on which several of the more striking
ell)
to interest the
exhibited, and which seemed particularly
s was con-
Royal Ponces. The series of entertainment.n
eriments were
with its
chided by a display of the luminous
ever-varying and brilliant hues,which f""tAirepeated' ex-
drew
elania,tions of admiration from the royal visitors. Before
g . g
.. _t i c ad
Royal Highnesses
then 1
taking their departure their Royal Highnesses expressed,
in the most gracious manner, the gratification
which
i they had derived from their visit.

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