THE ORDER OF THE DAY.

AT Nine o'clock the Military will take their Places in the School-Yard—will form a Passage for the Procession, and two hollow Squares, one of which will be near the Head Master's Chambers, and the other near the Angle formed by the Chapel and School.—Into these Squares no one can be allowed to enter but the Authorities of the College and School, the Eton Boys, and such of their Friends as shall be introduced by a Master in his Cap and Gown.

The Polemen at the Lower School Passage, at the Entrance to the Cloister, and to the College Hall, are strictly directed to observe the same Rules of Admission.

THE CAPTAIN'S BREAKFAST IN HALL

Is at Ten.

THE BOYS ASSEMBLE IN THE SCHOOL YARD

At 1½ before Eleven.

Her Majesty

Will be received by a Guard of Honour, at the Gate of Weston's Yard,

At Eleven.

The Royal Party are met by the Provost and Head-Master at the Door of the Head-Master's Chambers, through which they pass to the Door opening into the School Cloisters, where a Chair is prepared for HER MAJESTY; and the Absence is called by the Head-Master. The Boys take their Places in the Procession, from the hollow Square near the Chapel, which has been formed by the Military.

The Procession passes twice round the School Yard, after which the Royal Party will be conducted to the Lodge by the Provost; and will, from the Election-Chamber Windows, see the Flag flourished in the School Yard. The Procession passes round a third Time before the Flag is flourished.

After the Flag has been flourished, the Procession goes forward into the Long Walk, thence through the Wicket Gate into Weston's Yard, and thence into the Playing Fields, and on to Salt-Hill, by Slough.

The Royal Party after a short Interval take their Carriages at the Provost's Door in Weston's Yard, where the Guard of Honour is again prepared to receive HER MAJESTY, and proceed in the same Line which the Procession has taken to Salt-Hill.

ON HER MAJESTY's Arrival near the Mount, the Flag is flourished again by the Ensign, at the Summit of the Mount. After this the Captain's Dinner, and those of the different Houses, begin at the Inns. The Gardens at Salt-Hill are open to the Company presenting Tickets of Admission, which are to be procured from the Inn, at one Shilling each.*

The Captain and Two Salt-Bearers deliver the Bags at the Head-Master's table, at Salt-Hill, a little before 5, and then take them to the Provost's Lodge;—soon after which Hour the Absence is called on the Mount, and the Procession will return in the same Order as it came. Absence is again called in the School-Yard on the Return of the Procession, and the Flag flourished before the Window of Election Chamber.

N. B. No Carriages, except those of the Royal Party, and of the Provost, Fellows, and Head-Master, can be admitted to Weston's Yard, until the Royal Party have left the Yard.

Officers of the Bow-Street Police will be on Duty at Eton and Salt-Hill.

* This Payment for Admission into Mr. BOTHAM's Garden is made to the Proprietor; and is entirely distinct from the Collection made for the Captain.

THE ORDER OF THE DAY.

Is at Ten.

At 11. before Eleven.

Her Majesty

At Eleven.

On HER MAJESTY's Arrival near the Mount, the Flag is flourished again by the Ensign, at the Summit of the Mount. After this the Captain's Dinner, and those of the different Houses, begin at the Inns. The Gardens at Salt-Hill are open to the Company presenting Tickets of Admission, which are to be procured from the Inn, at one Shilling each.*

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