drives through Copenhagen, 145, 147, 151, 154, 155; visits the Historical Museum, 146; a pleasant expedition to Tivoli, 148, 149; the Thorwaldsen Gallery, 149; a Swedish wedding at the Frauen Kirche, 149, 150; the excessive heat, 150, 153, 160; sees the treasures at Rosenburg, 152; M. de Kergorlay's dinner, 152, 153; departure from Copenhagen, 157; from Korsoe to Kiel, 157, 158; arrives at Hamburg, 158; view of Hamburg from the lake, 161; a moonlight drive, 163; leaves Hamburg, 163; arrives at Cologne, 163, 164; returns to Paris, 165; stays at Boulogne-sur-Mur, 167; crosses to England, 167, 168; inspects her future home in London, 168, 169, 170, 171; visits the Monks, 172, 173, 174; getting settled in London, 173, 174; presented to the Queen, 175-177; Windsor Castle, 177, 178; has an audience of the Prince and Princess of Wales, 178, 179; with the Duchess of Cambridge, 180; domestic arrangements, 180, 181; visits the Dowager Lady Stanley, 181; talks with Mr. Gladstone, 181 182; politics, 183; entertained by the Prince and Princess of Wales at Sandringham, 184-186; attends a hunt and hunt ball, 187, 188; at Mr. Gladstone's reception, 188, 189; commanded to dine and sleep at Windsor, 191-194; first Drawing-room, 194-197; goes to the Derby, 197; to the meet of the Coaching Club and a polo game, 197, 198; reception at Devonshire House, 199; dinners and routs, 199, 200; Lady Tweeddale's dinner, 201; at the ball of the Artillery Corps, 202; Drawing-room, 203, 204; sees the Queen, 204, 205; Westminster Abbey, 205; visits Blenheim, 209; conference "sur Racine," 212; long Drawing-room, 213, 214; visits Lady Salisbury at Hatfield 215, 216; lunches with Prince and Princess of Wales, 216; at Lord Aberdeen's hay-making party, 216, 217; Court concert, 217; spends Sunday at the Stanhopes, 218, 219; London fog, 221; Christmas shopping, 222, 224; farewell dinner to Nigra, 223; celebrates Christmas, 225, 226; impressions of a Roman Christmas, 227; visits at Knowsley, 227, 228-232; portraits and literary treasures at Knowsley, 229, 230; visits the Falbes at Luton, 232-234; St. Paul's, 234; gives dinners, 234, 235; attends the opening of Parliament, 235-238; at Windsor Castle again, 238, 239; drives to the Mausoleum, 239; spends Sunday at the Karolyis at Clieveden, 240, 241; defeat of the French troops at Tonkin, 241; interesting old manuscripts at Roll's Court, 242; Lady Ashburton's house, 242; at the Opera, 242, 243; visits the Tecks, 243, 244; presented to the Queen of the Sandwich Islands, 245-247; preparations for the Jubilee, 245, 247, 248; arranges to see the cortege immediately after the service in Westminster Abbey, 245-248; the Jubilee Te Deum, 248-250; the procession after the service, 250, 251; the reception at the Palace, 251-253; the children's fete in Hyde Park, 253, 254;