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10 a large party which had been invited to Windsor Castle to be present at the Eton Regatta on June 5th., and at Ascot Races, which immediately followed. In the afternoon of this day an unfavourable change in the King's State was evident to his attendants. With his usual benevolent feeling, however, he still, for the sake of others, took an interest in those amusements in which he could not personally participate. Every order issued by the King bore evidence of his very kind consideration, even in the most minute particulars, for the comfort and convenience of his guests, and of the Eton Boys, whose pleasure he was always anxious to promote.
