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The Prince of Wales on leaving his Stall observed the same ceremonies - only on his quitting his Stall, He bowed to The King, & He again bowed on reaching the Steps in front of The Altar - The same Ceremonies were attended to by Him, on his return to his Stall from the Altar. This ceremony over, & which was impressively attended to in all parts, The King returned to The Queen's Lodge to resume his usual occupations. He decided for a ride, & which He extended on to The Forest - making this his way to His Kennel of Stag Hounds at Swinley, distant about 7 miles from Windsor - After having inspected The Kennel, He made a [[underline]] rapid [[/underline]] ride back to Windsor - The Sight of His Stag Hounds not improbably decided Him for this smart hunting pace to The Queen's Lodge -
