30 JULY 1898, Page 1
During the past week all the bulletins issued in regard
to the Prince of Wales have been favourable. It is arranged that he will leave London to-day for Cowes, where he will live on board the Osborne.' Though the public anxiety in regard to the Prince of Wales has subsided—owing to the belief that no complications will now arise—a great deal of interest and sympathy is still displayed. The Prince is personally popular, and the people have been touched by the courage and good-temper with which he has borne very severe suffering.
