London vin Bombay, 6th August.
The King will arrive in London and drive to Buckingham Palace today in an open carriage. Reuter, London, 6th August.
HIM. the King walked from the gangway of the royal yacht to the train at Portsmouth unassisted, and on arrival at Victoria station drove to Buckingham Palace in an open carriage. Notwithstanding the rain the scene along the entire route was most enthusiastie—Special sev-rice.
London via Bombay, 7th August.
On arrival at Victoria station T.M, the King and Queen drove to Buckingham Palace by a circuitous route in an open carriage at a walking yace. Their Majesties were favoured by a temporary cessation of the downpour of rain, and there was great enthusiasm along the whole The King walked from the yacht to the train, and from the train his carriage easily, and His Majesty's bearing created the most favourable impression.—Reuter.
A bulletin that has been issued [states that the King bore the journey to London without the least fatigue, and is in excellent health, the wound being practically healed.—Special service, Sth August.
The King bore the journey to. London without fatigue, passed a good night, and is in excellent health, the wound being practically healed.—Reuter.
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