ROYALTY AT THE PALACE.

[Illustration: Cockney notion of A-making.]

A HARD-WORKING three weeks has H.R.H. had of it. Morning, noon, and

night, here, there, and everywhere. _Mr. Punch_ was glad to see that

H.R.H. took his advice, given last week, and immediately visited the

Crystal Palace. The Fireworks were first-rate. The Prospect was

brilliant. Good omen for the C.P. If the B.P. could only get to the

C.P. in twenty minutes from Victoria, by Palace trains every twenty-five

minutes after a certain time in the afternoon, the future chances of

prosperity for the Palace would be considerably increased. By the way,

we thought we noticed some people, who had nothing to do with the

fireworks, speaking to the Lighters--the de-lighters--while in the

execution of their duty. If so, this ought to be stopped, and a notice

put up,--"You are requested not to speak to the Man at the (Catherine)

Wheel."

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