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Eugenie (search for this): article 21
Empress Eugenie in Edinburgh.
--The "Scotsman" has an interesting account of the arrival of the Empress Eugenie in Edinburgh.
At the railroad depot, several hundred persons were congregated, and as the Empress came out of the train, attired in deep mourning, she was loudly cheered.
The next day she attended Church.
It says: The imperial party walked to and from the Chapel, and the Empress (whose health, by-the-by, would scarcely seem to warrant the application of the term delicate,) did not seem in the least put about by the journey to the hotel, having to be taken through a smart snow shower.