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constructions; that the Princess growing ill again on Sunday, he brought her away immediately, that she might be where proper help and assistance could be had. N. B. The Prince of Wales had that Morning made Declarations to the same effect, with some other particulars, to the Queen and the two Princesses who were with her. Message from the King at Hampton Court, to the Prince at St. James's by Lord Essex. August 3d. 1737. The King has commanded me to acquaint your Royal Highness, That his Majesty most heartily rejoices at the safe delivery of the Princess; but that your carrying away Her Royal Highness from Hampton Court, the then residence of the King, the Queen, and the Royal Family, under the pains and certain indication of immediate labour, to the imminent danger and hazard both of the Princess and her child, and after sufficient warnings for
