OUTSIDE THE PALACE

Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 110, 11 May 1935, Page 9

OUTSIDE THE PALACE

CHEERING MULTITUDE

~ LONDON, Maj; 10. Jubilee enthusiasm is unabateal The multitude reassembled at Buckingham Palace •cheering, siriging, and Repeatedly • shouting :"We want the ; HUng." The .demand continued throughout the State dinner.

A terrific roar \of welcome weijt up when their Majesties appeared at d 0.30 pjn., and tumultuous cheering was; renewed when the Princess Royal, the Prince of Wales, the Duke and D»ichess of York, and the Duke and Ducb-.ess of Kent' also 1 appeared. / \ When Mr. Mac Donald and Doeminion Prime Ministers joined ttieir Majesties the crowd became wMßlly enthusiastic. " ■ ' ■■'-.-. The unforgettable scene lasted if or five minutes. The members of The Royal family seemed loath to dep»trt and stood waving and smiling with unmistakable; delight. Even whk>n abated, and thousands remained singing "God Save the King" and "JB»a: He's a Jolly Good Fellow." t ' (British Official Wireless,) • • ; (Received 11, noon.) ■ _ RUGBY, May 10. ; There was an amazing demonstratioii outside Buckingham Palace last nightl when .their Majesties entertained 150'; distinguished guests at a State banquet] Meanwhile a multitude, estimated at. 100,000, had assembled below, and, in' response to their, continuous cheers, the King and' Queen, with several: members of their. family, appeared oni the.balconies, and acknowledged the' crowd's enthusiasm. '■..-■' ;

Jt was ,the fifth night in. succession; that their Majesties, had responded in, this way. They were accompanied last night by the Prince of Wales, the Prin-! cess Royal, the Duke and Duchess of York, and the Duke and Duchess xX Kent, as well as by Mr. Ramsay MacDonald and the y Dominion Prime Ministers.