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the - Prince Adalbert, - and at the same time ex
pressed the hope Of soon meeting again in Ger
many In the evening the Royal party returned
70 London by road.
On Sunday, July 10th, after attending divine
service AT Westminster Abbey in the morning, the
King and suite went by rail in the afternoon tC
| Lord Bereslord's country seat on the Thames and
thence IN a steamboat with large party up the
river, lunch being served on board, and returned
/ 10 Claridges at ii Pm.
| On Monday, July llth, the King and suite
left the hotel shortly before 2 O'Clock, and after
/ Iunching with Earl Granville. proceeded to Wind
sOr Castle TO see the Queen, when Mr. Armstrong
| Col. Judd and Mr.. SynEe also had the honor Of
being presented to Her Majesty. The Court Nelcs
gives the following Official account Of the audi
/ euce -
| o. Windsor Castle. July 18th H. NJ. King
| kalakaua, King Of the Sandwich Islands, arrived
at Windsor Castle yesterday afternoon, and was
presented 10 the Queen by Earl Granville, Secre-
iaTy Of State for Foreign Affairs. His Majesty,
attended By aIr. Armstrong, one of His Majesty 5
Ministers, Colonel Judd, His Majesty's Chamber
lain and Mr.. r. F. Synge (who is attacked to His
Majesty during his stay in England), was received
at the Great Western Railway Station by Captain
Bigge, Equerry in Waiting and drove to the Cas-
tie, where the King was received by the Gentlemen
IN Waitiuga at the Grand Entrance Her Majesty
accompanied by the Grand Duke of Hesse,
Princess Beatrice, the Princesses Victoria and
Elizabeth Of Hesse and Prince Leopold, received
Majesty left the Castle for London at o'clock"
The Royal party returned 10 town for dinner
and IN the evening went to the Prince OF Wales
Theatre 20 see +. e.. Burnaud's new act comedy,
- The Colonel" The following persons called on
His Majesty at Claridge's this day; The Right
Hon. Hugh c. ChiIdeTs, Secretary of State for
War, Sir Julian Paunceforte, Captain KOurdokan
Tatinaki, or the Imperial japanese Navy, Mr.. II.
Harvey and Mr.. W. l.. &. Browne.
On Tuesday, July 18th, the King sat to Messrs.
Dickinson, Of Bond Street, for his photographs
which will soon be for sale in all the shop win
dOws, and then visited the Crystal Palace, where
he spent several hours. The Crown Prince Of
Germany visited the King at Claridge's Hotel,
Major General Du Plat, Equerry to the Queen in
Attendance, His Majesty also received visits
this day from the Prime Minister, William F..
Gladstone, accompanied by Mrs. Gladstone, Col.
Teesdale, Equerry to the Prince of Wales. Earl
Spencer, the Earl Of Roseberry, General Mena-
brea, the Italian Ambassador and General ).
BroWurgg. After dinner the King and suite
went 70 the ROYAL Italian Opera, the Royal box
being placed at His Majesty's disposal, and saw
HerOld's comic opera, " lie Pre- aux Clercs,"
with Madam Albani in the leading role Of lea
bella.
LETTER No. 54.-LoNDoN, July 10, 1881.
CONTINUATION OF THE ROYAL DARY-THE
King IN LONDON.
On Wednesday, July 18th, His Majesty King
Kalakaua, attended by the gentlemen Of his suite.
visited the Crown Prince and Princess Of Germa-
nv at Buckingham Palace, and later the Prince
OF Wales attended by Colonel Teesdale visited
the King at Claridge's Hotel. The King and
suite were present at the Archbishop of Canter-
buTys garden party and also at the Lord Presi-
dent Of the Councils and Countess Spencer's
conyersaziOne at the South KensingtOn Museum.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Count Munster,
the German, and Musurus Pasha, the Turkish
Ambassador, the Marquis de Casa l'Aiglesia, the
Earl Of Kimberley, the Earl and Countess of
ListoWel, Lord Charles Beresford, Colonel c. 4.
Maude. Colonel Noel Allix, Admiral Gordon and
Sir Daniel Cooper paid visits to the King at
Claridge's this day.
On Thursday, July 18th, the King and suite
called on the Prince and Princess of Wales at
Marlborough House, and then lunched with Lord
Charles BeresiOrd at his house in Eaton Square,
where they also met the Prince of Wales. In the
afternoon the Royal party attended the garden
PARTY which the Prince and Princess of WaleS
gave to the Queen at Marlborough House. The
Queen accompanied by Princess Beatrice and
the Court Circular gives the list OF the Royal
guests in the following order -" His Majesty
the EIng@ol the Sandwich Islands, the Crown
Prince and Princess of Germany with the Prin-
cess Victoria, Sophia and Margaret Of Prussia,
the Duke and Duchess Of Connaught, Prince and
Princess Christian Of Schleswig- -Holstein, the
Princess Louise (AiarchiOness Of Lorne), the
Duke Of Cambridge, Princess Mary Adelaide
duchess of Teck) and the Duke Of Teck.''
The list Of the other invited guests, comprising
the entire diplomatic body and their ladies, all
prominent members Of the aristocracy, the army,
the navy, bar and church etc. filed four columns
Of small print in the Morning Post. After din
ner the King went to the House of Commons.
where he was received by Sir Charles Dixie and
Lord Cl1ud Hamilton and conducted TO the seat
IN the gallery the clock, reserved for Royalty
SIR Charles Dixie explained to His Majesty the
proceedings in committee on the Irish Land Bill,
and His Majesty remained a considerable time
listening 10 the debate and retiring at Il-30-
Friday, July IS, in the afternoon, the King
ACCOMPANIED by Colonel Judd and Mr. Synge
went 10 the Baroness Burdett- COutts' Garden
party, at Holly Lodge, Highgate, arriving be-
tween 6 and O'Clock. and remaining till after s.
Ia the evening His Majesty and suite attended
tire grand bali at the Hyde Park barracks, given
10y Colonel Eyari and the officers Of the Second
Lite Guards, TO meet the Prince and Princess Of
Wales. The Crown-Prince Of Germany, the
Duke and Duchess Of COnnaught and the Duke OF
Cambridge were also present, rs well as about
300 guests. The royal supper room was a
temporary apartment, specially erected for the
occasion. IL was splendidly furnished and the
h1Or covered by 4 Persian carpet. The royal
table was laid with II covers, and was lighted by
two silver candelabra. Col. ESarts and his
ufi ,ers were in uniform, the guests beng in
evening dress.
Saturday. July 10th, the King and suite were
present the guard-mounting at st. james IN
the morning. when his Majesty was received by
COlpnel lingo Jones, and Colonel Hubbard.
Later in the morning His Majesty called on
Lady Bnssey in Park Lane. In the afternoon
His Majesty and suite went TO the French play at
the Gaiety Theatre, where they occupied the
Prince Of Wales box, and cav Mdlle. Granier
in - La Belle Lorette." In the evening His
Majesty and suite attended the grand banquet, at
tie Mansion House, when the Lord Mayor en-
rrFtained the Prince Of Wales as President of
the Rnya Colonial Institute. and large party,
The Lord Mayor, (the Right Hon. w Macarthur,
NJ P) after the toast Of " the Queen, said
We are honered this evening with the presence
Of an unexpected, but very distinguished guest.
refer to His Majesty the King of the Sandwich
Islands IL is the first time His Majesty has
visited Europe, and Of course the city of London,
but can assure him he is most cordially well
cume. ] may say that HIS Majesty reigns over
n very prosperous and n very happy people. 1t
was my good fortune once 10 visit the Sandwich
Islands AID was charmed, not only with the