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Dale -- The look into The Vale under lofty Trees is striking; & it became at this time more Interesting by the bustle of numerous Haymakers, who were getting in a Second crop of Hay from The Meadows & which much improved the general Landscape. The Mansion is very spacious, & has in it various good Rooms -- The Gallery in particular is worth notice; It is handsomely & Expensively fitted up -- I counted above 100 Windows in this House -- On Their Majesty's arrival They found Lady Dundas & Lady Charlotte Dundas -- Mr Thomas Dundas & his nine Children -- A very handsome breakfast was prepared for the Royal Visitors -- With a profusion of fruits which were superiorly Excellent in all their Varieties -- On Their Majesties Leaving Moor Park [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] some Women strewed Flowers on the
