Departure from Buckingham Palace to Craigweil House near Bognor: lo and Wan Figure: Now Improving London, Feb. 9.
'The King left Buckingham Palace' for Craigweil House, Bognor, at 1034 this. morning in a motor. ambulance, Ibs Majesty, as he emerged from the Palace, waved his hand to the: j huge crowd outside the gates in response to the storm of cheering that greeted his appearance. majesty the King ud a good night and improvenert continues, "Although the King was somewhat tired towards the end of his two hours and fifty minutes drive in an ambulance car yesterday from Buckingham Palace to Craigwell House, Lognor, he was allowed a light "Wwncheon shorly after his arrival and later he enjoyed a sound natural sleep for nearly four hours, The crowd watching for tho} King's departure was fully representative of both rich and poor, some arriving in luxurious motor-cars and. others on foot in rags.
Some were middle-aged women, who had male long journeys and] great sacrifices to reach the Palace. For instance, the wife of a Durham oficial was present, who! told pressmen that the love of the miners for His Majesty had been intensified as the result of the noble Yor in the evenings a bulletin by Sir Stanley Hewett and Land Davison of Penn stated that "Hlis Majesty the King travel~ Jed to Craigweil Mouse without undue fatigue and the goneval eons dition Is. satisfactory,"
Feb. 11, The reports of the King's health to-day, afier his weekend by. the sea, are encouraging. It is officially stated King has passed one other ud that his condi actions of the Prince of Wales during his recent tour of the distress-
The people bared their heads when the King passed. There was a murmur of surprise when it was: /seen that the blinds of the ambulence were raised and the pale, wan' figure of Ibs Majesty, propped up. with pillows ina narrow bed could' be seen, He smiled feebly and way-led his hand in response to the ichoers of the crowd, Four cars followed the ambul-
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