Twenty Years At Court From the Correspondence of the Hon Eleanor Stanley Maid

Eleanor Julian Stanley Long

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* William Leighton Leitch, 1 804-1 883.
• Lady Elizabeth Kerr, daughter of sixth Marquis of Lothian, tn. Nineteenth Baron Clinton.
122 TWENTY YEARS AT COURT of us, Queens and subjects ; then we ladies, and the Queen-Dowager and Princess of Prussia, went to St. George's Chapel, and after that the Queen joined us again, and the whole party walked on the Terrace, even the Queen Dowager, who insisted on going, though Lord Howe read her a lecture and Lady Clinton looked reprovingly at her for her im...prudence, as it was within a few minutes of six o'clock. It was a most lovely evening, very uncommon for this time of year, so warm and fine. They tell me one or two amusing stories of some discussions between the Princess Royal and Prince of Wales on board the yacht ; the first day or two they were awfully sick, poor little wretches, which the Queen thought good for them, but after that they bore it well, and were heard in very warm argument one day about which of them was the owner of the Scilly Islands.

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