The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-03

/ lads, Mr.. Thomas Cham, Mr. ii. Bayley,
Mr.. F. W. Bond, Cap WoOlcort, Mr..
Buxton, Mr. H. G.. BTidge, Mr.. Alex
| ander Sim, Mr.. Newde Burne, Mr.. J.
Hunter, Mr.. Douglas, Assistant Secre-
tary, and the Solicitor.
During the dinner thnd of the Gren-
adler Guards, condul by Mr.. Dan
Godfrey, played a scion of marches,
glees, &c. Grace was by the Rev. G..
f. Gwynne. Mr.. Haiine was toast
master
The cloth having beeemoved, cd the
health of Her Majestyp Queen having
been drunk, His Re Highness the
PRINCE OF WALES, imposing the next
toast, said-YOur My, your Royal
Highnesses, my Lordnd Gentlemen,--
1t has been the Gust always of the
Trinity-house, when v distinguished
Prince has been in th'ountry, to invite
him to be present sheir anniversary
dinner, and upon thiccasiOn we have
been hOnOred by the Irnce of the KING
OF THE SANDWICH iANDS. s(Cheers.
We have great pleasuand qualification
in proposing his healtlThe only regret [
feel in having this toto propose is that
my brother, the Duke Edinburgh, is not
in his place as Master ,he Trinity-house.
(Cheers.) Having reed hospitality in
former days while visig those Islands, 1
feel assured that it Wa be a source Of
great satisfaction to hiro have proposed
the Kings health. (Chs.) 1t would be
disagreeable to the King were to make
q long speech concerni him, but / feel
that he will be convincedat all of us are
most happy to drink 10 health and TO
offer him the most arty welcome.
(Cheers.) l beg to give 1.-THE Health
of the King of the Sawich Islands"
(Cheers.)
His Majesty the KINGF THE SAND
wICH ISLANDS, who wasudiy cheered,
said-Your Royal Highnesny Lords, and
Gentlemen-It gives me at pleasure to
have the opportunity of rening my sim
cere thanks to his Royaffghness the
Prince of Wales for his gt Kindness to
me on this occasion. The ,ry fiattering
with which his brother thtIaster of the
Trinity-hOuse was received my domin-
ions have given me the CREST pleasure.
/ can only say we did it il very small
way, and assuredly the kinoss mas been
more than repeated to me ding my visit
to England. / feel quite su it will not
be considered inappropriate this OCCASION
corporation like that of the Inity-house
I mean the great navig.r, Captain
Cook. Cheers The discoW he made
of our islands has been the mas of bring
ing us and the group of the rchipelago
up to the standard of being anoWledged
among the most favored nation CHEERS. }
And on this occasion L feel grified to eX-
press, not only my own feelingbut those
of my nation, that we have thank the
British nation for their subseent kind
ness, and their acknowledging of our
independence. (Cheers.l
Thursday, July 21st, forenoolVice Ad-
miral, Sir George Rickard andr. Pende1
NJ. p, called on the King at Clldge's and
took His Majesty and attendanby special
steamer to Greenwich, whereby visited
the works of the Telegraph instruction
Company. Before returning directors
entertained the Royal party atncheon at
The Ship, His Majesty reachi home at
PM. Attended by Mr.. Syn the King
called on the Duchess of Camidge, at st.
his suite, went to dinner atle Baroness
Burdett- -Coutts', at Holly Lodg High Gate.
Among the guests were Coun3ylandt, the
Danish Ambassador and the einent journ-
alist, George Aug. Sala.
Friday, July 22nd, in the forming, His
Majesty visited the Bankf England,
where he was received by e Directors,
and conducted over the eseveralepartments
of that extensive establishent. The
King, afterwards, went over .essrs. Roth
schild's in st. Swithin's Ian After hav-
ing taken lunch with Lady Chrane at hel
house in Great Stanhope street, Park
Lane, His Majesty called up, Mrs. r. F.
:
evening the King and suit went to the
Prince and Princess of Vles' ball al
Marlborough House, where he Duke OF
Cambridge, Princess Fredric;of Hanover,
and the Baron Pawel Rammen, Princess
Mary Adelaide, the Duke cTeck, and .
large party were present. Dring the last
two days the following caad upon the
King at his hotel; The Duh of Manches.
ter, Lord and Lady Garval, Lord anC
Lady Alfred Paget, Lady Chs. Beresford
Lady Claud Hamilton, Gel Sir Arnold
and Lady Kemball, Sir Frans Dillon Bell
the Agent General for New ealand, Colo
mel Ellis, Sir Thomas and ady Brassey
Mr.. MaIet, Lleut.-Gen. Sir Dihton Probyn
Capt. Gooch, r. n, Major-Gn. Tyrwhitt,
Mr.. ;. Samuel, and Mr.. A. NBingham.
saturday, July 23rd, after lnching with
the Duke of Teck, the Kingand suite, il
the afternoon, inspected Oe of Mess RS
Iarrow x Cos: latest type Of0rpedo boats
being one of the " BatoOm Vlass, 100 fee
in length, by II feet beam. The machin
cry for discharging the Wlteheads, anC
the apparatus for working th spar tOrpe
does were fully explained TOLLS Majesty
by Mr.. Garrow. In the eveIng the King
and suite occupied the Royl box at the
Italian opera, Covent Galen, to hea
Madam Adelina Patti in india eli Cha
mount, this being her last ppearance, n
well as the last night of the Jason.
sunday, July oath, at qurter past one
the King and his attendats called n
House to take leave of the
Prince and Princess of Vale The Queer
and the Crown-Prince an Princess o
Germany being at Osborne, sic of Wight
1t was found impossible TO cyl upon then
before departure. Shortly hfore O'clocl
last evening the King and site left Clar
idge's Hotel for Dover, en- roue for Brussels
Mr.. Synge, who had been appointed by tn
Foreign Office to attend upoI His Majest!
during his stay in England accompanied
the Royal party as far as DGeT, and ther
took leave of His Majesty. The King i
expected TO arrive at Brussel to-day, ,wher
he will pay a visit to KiIg Leopold O
Belgium, and after stopping two days, g
on via Cologne to Berlin. F. B.
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