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Colonel Goldsworthy at this time His Majesty's first Equerry were the other two called on, upon this Occasion [[underline]] In the Coach General Harcourt sat by The King [[/underline]] -- [[underline]] Colonel Goldsworthy sat opposite to General Harcourt, and I was opposite to The King [[/underline]] -- The Carriage drove off from The Queen's Lodge at a Quarter before Four o'Clock in the Evening, & attended by an Escort of Cavalry. On entering Windsor Home Park, His Majesty with affecting Expression said, [[underline]] "Why am I taken "from the Place I like best in the "World," [[/underline]] and on seeing a few of the Inhabitants of Windsor near the Gates, who with their Hats off took a silent & parting look at their
