RAPIDLY RECOVERING.
A MESSAGE EXPRESSING GRATIFI-
CATION.
Press Association. Electric Telegraph Copyright. Received July 7, 9.37 p.m. London, July 7. The King passed another good night and continues to do well. He hopes to proceed to Portsmouth at the end of July and take a cruise in his yacht. The King sent another letter to the Lord Mayor expressing gratification that there was no accident or other drawback in connection with the dinners to the poor. The success is largely due to the foresight and energy of the organisers, whom he warmly thanked, also the artists who gave their services. He adds he is deeply touched with the loyal and kind feeling universally displayed in the hundreds of telegrams, and expresses his thanks for the good wishes from every district where the dinners were given* Received July 8, 0.36 a.m. London, July 7. A bulletin timed 10 a.m. says the King had nine hours' natural sleep and his progress continues uninterrupted. The wound is discharging freely and is less painful to dress.
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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXVI, Issue 157, 8 July 1902, Page 2
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