PUNCH'S ACCOUNT OF LOUIS PHILLIPPE'S


VISIT TO ENGLAND
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II was soon after ntimated that Prince Albert
had arrived; and the Prince jumped upon deck in
that horrible white hat with the black hat. band
which he will wear. followed by the Duke of Wei
IIng;on. The Meeting Of the Prince and King was
very cordial. The Kings first words were, well
here am To which Prince Albert replied.
with great sincerity, 'Gad to see ye.' yelling.
ton took a sort of sideong squnt at Admiral Mac.
kan, as much as to say, 'Ilumph who are you,
wondcr!' and Mackan turned half round upon his
heel, as though he would have exclaimed, well
I'm sure! what you staring att!


We now turn our attention to Windsor Castle,
where Her Majesty and suit were in state of con-
stant bus,lo. looking out of the windows, running
up and down the stairs, straIning their eyes over
the Long Walk, and prnc,icing pretty little speech.
es 10 do honor to Louis Philippe on his arrival.
Her Majesty was in tho highest spirits, and jo-
klng'y told Sir Robert Peel she hoped he and Mons.
Gulzot would not get to talking politics together,
and perhaps proceeding to high words, for she was
determined il she heard ofany thing of the sor /,
Sir Robert Peel must not stop one moment Of tho
Castle. Sir Robert Peel promised to be on his
best behavior; and with the words, mo, syllable
about rahisi,' Her Majesty bounded up the great
stair-cuase to have another look out or the ton
window for her illustrious vsiter.


At length the cavalcade hove in sight, and, -
Queen, who was the fist to catch gm,- =, ~
pulled every bell.roPe that she ye o' NV
way to tho grand vestibule-C, "
mind on the par, of tbe~-e.ss .sl ''u SCI tue en"re
household oooo .-ihey all came running to.
w,rd. ,ha e-s6f the grand staircase, SO that
~, ->S1eam was got up in a momen I, and Louis
S|~al'ppe had an opportunity of seeing the 'whole
strength Of the company drawn up to greo. him
on his arrival.


When the King really drove up, Her Majesty