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the Queen to the Prince of Wales 20th. Nov. 1794 My dearest Son. I found a happy moment this Morning at Breakfast to mention the Names of the Bride Maids to the Kg. He approves greatly of Yr Choice & means to Speak Himself to Lrd Salisburg. I also mentioned that Princess being Married in the Robes which he thinks right & I have upon this sent a messenger for Mrs Spilsbury by [[deletion]] which [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] means of which I shall get her to come immediately & shall see Her & settle every thing before she goes to Town. I hope You will be well enough to come soon & to talk with the Kg. I have told Him all the Dutchess said to Hislip about their being ready to send the Princess directly, & He heard me particularly & I think is as ready to let her come if the Season will permit it, or Holland not obstruct the Journey. This is for You alone. When I have the Pleasure of seeing You we will [[unclear]] a great deal & the Family
