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Their Majesties drank Tea, & heard Music until near nine oClock-- The Terrace was uncommonly crowded this Evening, but great was the disappointment among the many on it, That Their Majesties did not walk there as usual-- I thought some of The Royal Family seem'd also to share in this disappointment & which due prudence to meet the fatigues of the Night had occasioned -- At Nine oClock Their Majesties & The Royal Family walked to The Great Apartments preparatory to the opening of The Ball Rooms, & here was a kind of Drawing Room for about half an hour -- The Ball was open'd by The Prince of Wales & The Princess Royal in a Country Dance. At Half past 12 o'clock Their
