The Sun.
London, England, 1831-05-26 00:00:00

THE KING'S LEVEE.

Yesterday his Majesty held a Levee at his Palace in St. James's,
Soon after entering the Royal Closet his Majesty gave
audience to the Field Officer in Waiting and the Colonel of
the Guard.
Earl Munster was introduced to the King by Lord Hill, on his
advancement to the British Peerage, and kissed hands.
Vice-Admiral Foote was introduced by Sir George Nayler to
his Majesty, on his being appointed a Knight Commander of the
Order of the Bath.
During the time the Court was held his Majesty gave au
diences to—
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Marquis of Winchester,
the Earl of Albemarle, the Duke of Devonshire, Sir W. Fre
mantle, Viscount Melbourne, Visc. Palmerston, and Earl Grey.
At the Entree Levee were—
His Serene Highness the Prince of Leiningen, attended by Sir
John Conroy; the Russian, Austrian, French, and Netherlands
Ambassadors ; the Spanish, Prussian, Danish, Swedish, Ameri-
can, Sardinian, Neapolitan, 'Mexican, Hanoverian, and Bavarian
Ministers ; the Buenos Charge d'Affaires, BaronavtyZeus;ialrel,rtthhdeee
Nyevelt, on a Special Mission from the Netherlands; the Cheva-
lier de Neumann, Counsellor to the Austrian Ambassador ;
Archbishop of Canterbury ; the Bishops of London and Chiches-
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Home, Foreign, and Colonial Departments ; the Chancellor of
the Exchequer, the Lord Chamberlain, the Master of the Horse,
the Groom of the Stole, the Captain of the Hon. Corps of Gen.
tlemen Pensioners; the Captain of the Yeoman Guard, the
Commander of the Forces, the Master-General of the Ordnance,
the Vice-Chamberlain; Viscount Combermere, Gold Stick in
Waiting; the Judge of the Admiralty Court, the Attorney_
General, the Solicitor-General, and the Master of the Ceremo-
nies. Col. Sir John Harvey was the Aide-de-Camp in Waiting.
At the General Levee were—
DUKES—Devonshire, Gordon, Richmond.
MARQUISES—Chandos, Downshire, Exeter.
EARLS—Aboyne, Amherst, Munster, Talbot, Belfast, Sand-
wich, Plymouth, Winterton, Stair, Brownlow.
VISCOUNTS—Hereford, Fincastle, Ingestrie, Holmesdale,
Corry, Down.
LORDS—George Beresford, F. Fitzclarence, Suffield, Ongley,
Grey (of Groby), Dynevor, Saltoun, Bolingbroke, Marcus Hill,
Harris.
Right Hon. Manners Sutton.
SlRS—Joseph Whatley, Robert Wigram, Bart., John Conroy,
George Naylor (Garter), T. Barrett Lennard, Richardsßulkeley,
John Walsh, Henry Lambert, Henry Seton, Charles Blunt, E.
Scudamore, Stanhope, James Wright, J. Hamlyn Williams,
Bart., Harry Verney, John Hanmer, M. Shaw Stewart, Robert
Price, Frederick Hamilton, Edward Tucker, K.C.8., Charles
Sullivan, Bart., George Bamfylde, Bart.
BlSHOPS—Chichester, Durham, Nova Scotia.
Archdeacon Brayley.
REV. DOCTORS—Blomberg, Walmsley, Cole, Brasse.
REV.. MESSRS.—James Harris, 8.D., J. F. Curtis, J. H.
Sparke, George Straton, W. B. L Hawkins, Thomas Lloyd,
C. P. Price, W. Canning, R. F. Fuller, G. W. St. John, F. B.
Grant.
DOCTORS—M'Alichael, William Burnett, W. Beatty.
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ton Lloyd, C. R. Murray, Gwyn, Stafford Jerningham, Colqu-
houn, Brande, Disney, Knatchbull, Gibson, Cooper Cooper,
George W. Hope, Craig Baynes, Wescomb, A. S. Valpv,
Mundy, Dottin, Howard Elphinstone, Rees Young Thomas,
Drummond, Horsley Palmer, Walter Sneyd, Battie Wrightson,
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William
Hotham, Stuart, Sir Robert Otway, Sir Graham
Hamond, Lord James O'Bryen, Sir Henry Blackwood, Eyles,
Page, Radd.
GENERALS—Carey, Hepburn, Bourke, Sir William Pringle,
Sir William Sheridan, Sir George Anson, Macbean, Molyneux,
Cuppage Viscount Lorton, B. Reynardson, King, Sir Thomas
Bowser, "Lord Hartland, Gilmorev Sir Richard D. Jackson, Sir
John Buchan, Sir William Hutchison, Nicolay, Gascoyne.
COLONELS—Sir John Harvey, A.D.C., Hanmer, Hughes,
King, Hildyard, Burke, Wingrove, Horner, Dwyer Torrens,
Sir Charles Broke, Salmond, Dick, Sir Charles W. 'Thornton,
Shawe, Everard, Douglas, Godwin, Llewellyn, Warre, Edward
Hay, Sir Ralph Hamilton, Baron Tuyll, Sir John Burke, Bowater,
Caldwell, Hon. Finch, Maclaine, Grey, Berkeley, W. Stratford.
MAJORS—Prideaux, Kennedy, John Wildman, Macbean,
Hyde, Bazalgette.
COMMANDERS--Keane, D. Mapleton, J. Skinner, G. C
Blake, P. John Blake, Mainwaring, W. H. Dickson, A. Shairp
Fuller, Packer D. Bingham, Crofton, Hugh Nurse, W. P.
Hamilton, Sparshott, T. R. Curzon, R.N. Gambier.
CAPTAINS—JeIf Sharp, Christie, H. A. Brander, Aylmer,
R.N. Du Plat, Gratwicke, Fuller, R N., Travers, R.N., Gape
Stockwell, Eyles, APCumming, William Wolrige, R.N., Dive,
E. Mildmay, Newbery, Curry, R.N., Carr Steward, Tumor,
Fortescue, Bigge, H. Blackwood, R.N., Ewbank, Burgoyne,
R.N., J. G. Richardson, Pringle, Power, Ryder Burton, R.N.,
K Lloyd, R.N., Plumridge, R.N., Phillott, R.N., R. Harvey,
Hancock, R.N., H. A. Eliot, R.N., G. Glover, G. Pechell, R.N.
LIEUTENANTS—C. S. Jackson, R. N. B. T. Phillips,
Kuper, R N., Godfrey Brereton, R.N., J. H. Phillips, W. Snape
Hamond, R. Bradford M'Crea, H. A. Jackson, F. Durack, A.
Lewis, W. C. Jones, R.N., Charteris, R.N., C. G. Butler, R.N.
Macbean, Lloyd, H. C. Schomberg, R.N., J. G. W. Curtis,
Laire, R.N., E. K. Curzon, R.N.
CORNETS—Edward Littledale, Warren, H. Bonham.
ENSIGNS—Crewe, Alaunde, Honourable R. Browne, Nicho-
lay, Birch Reynardson.
The following were presented to his Majesty :
The Earl of Belfast, on his being appointed a Knight Grand
Cross of the Guelphic Order.
Earl of Winterton, on succeeding to the title, by Lieut.-Gen.
Thornton
Sir R. Wigram, on his appointment, by Viscount Maynard
Rev. Dr. Walmsley, Rector of Hanwell, by the Rev. Dr. Blomberg
Lord Grey of Groby, Colonel of the King's Cheshire Yeomanry
Cavalry, by the Earl of Stamford and Warrington
Sir E. S. Stanhope, by the Marquis of Chandos
Sir J. H. Williams, Bart., on being appointed Majorin the North
Devon Militia, by Colonel Sir G. Bampfylde, Bart.
Sir H. Lambert, by Major-Gen. Sir H. Wheatley -
The Earl of Stair, by the Lord in Waiting
Sir:F. Hamilton, on return from India, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir G.
Anson
Sir H. Verney, by Licut.-Gen. Sir J. Kempt
Rev. Dr. Brasse, by the Rev. Dr. Sheath
Sir J. Hanmer, by Earl Howe
The BiShop of Durham, by the Lord in Waiting
Lord Ongley, by Mr. Montagu Burgoyne
Rev. S. T. Curtis, by Sir W. Curtis
Rev. J. Harris, 8.D., Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford, on
his appointment as Chaplain to the Earl of Winterton
Dr. Macmichael, on his appointment of Physician in Ordinary to
the King, by Sir H. Halford
Mr. Baron Vaughan, oy the Lord Chancellor
Mr. Sergeant Pell, by the Lord Chancellor
Mr. W. Russell, by Mr. Mundy
Mr. M. Lloyd, by Viscount Melbourne
Rev. Archdeacon Bayley, by the Bishop of London
Viscount Fincastle, on his appointment as Aide-de-Camp to the
Duke of Cambridge
Sir T. B. Lennard, by Earl Howe
Rev. C. P. Price, by the Dean of Carlisle
Rev. W. B. L. Hawkins, on being appointed Chaplain to the
' Duke of Sussex
Dr. W. Beatty, Greenwich Hospital, by Sir J. Graham
Earl of Sandwich, by the Marquis of Lothian
Sir H. Seton, on appointment to the Surrey Yeomanry Cavalry
Rev. J. H. Sparke, by the Duke of Rutland
Rev. G. Straton, by the Hon. Captain Hay
Hon. Commander Curzon' R.N., by his father, Lord Teynham
Mr. H. Frampton, by the Marquis of Lansdowne
Mr. B. Wrightson, by Lord Ribblesdale
Mr. W. Sneyd, by Earl Talbot
Mr. Rees Young Thomas, by Lord Dynevor
Mr. Howard Elphinstone, by the Attorney-General
Her. Thomas Lloyd, Chaplain to the Duke of Cumberland
Mr. Gibson, by the Earl of Egremont
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Mr. Thomas, by the Earl of Chichester
Mr. Inge, by Earl Howe
Mr. Hamilton, by Sir George Anson
Mr. J. Backwell Praed, by the Earl of Mayo
Mr. Weyland Powell, New Forest Yeomanry, by Sir H. Martin
Mr. W. Collins, by Lieut.-General Sir John Hamilton
Mr. Fuller Maitland, Sheriff of Brecon, by Colonel Wood
Mr. Mark Stewart, by the Right Hon. Sir John Sinclair, Bart.
Mr. Legh, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Mr. Antimony King, by Lord James O'Bryen
Mr. Samuel Whitbread, by Colonel Fox
Mr. Ames, by Sir Joseph Whatley
Mr.-Bayley, on his return from India, by Earl Amherst
Mr. Trant, by Admiral Sir Charles Knowles, Bart.
Mr. Ricketts, as a Deputy Lieutenant for Worcester, by Lord
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Commander S. Skinner, by Lord A. Beauclerk
Mr. Smith, by Earl Digby
Mr. Hungerford, by Earl Howe
Mr. P. Davies Cooke, by the Marquis of Hastings
Mr. R. B. Brander, by Lord Rodney
Mr. Oakes, by Lord Howden
Mr. Kynaston, by Lord Hill
Capt. Pringle, by Sir William Pringle
Commander Mainwaring, by General Mainwaring
Commander Patrick John Blake, by Lord Clinton
Col. G. Richardson, on promotion, by Capt. Sir E. Sullivan, Bart.
Lieut—tol. Everard, by Lord Combermere
Capt. M.Cumming, by ar W. Grant
Capt. Wm. Wolrige, by Sir J. Graham
Capt. Dive, by Colonel Wood
Capt. Edward Mildmay, by Viscount Bolingbroke
Capt. Newbery, by the Rev. Dr. Blomberg
Capt. Curry, by Rear-Admiral Sir J. Hardy
Capt. Carr Steward, by Colonel M'Cleverty
Capt. Fortescue by Lord Selsey
Mr. C. Hunter, by Sir C. Hunter
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Captain Fuller, R.N., by the Duke change of name
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Lieut. Frederick Dulick by
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Major Bazalgette, by JamesSir'
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Colonel Wingrove, R. 1. • •
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Lieut. Chas. S. Jackson, R.N. by Colonel Woodford, Grenadier
Guards
Lieut. B. T. Phillips, on return from India, by Via. Combermere
Lieut. G. Brereton, R.N. by his Grace the Duke of Richmond
Ensign Crewe Maunde, Worcester Militia, by the Earl of Errol
Major Prideaux, on promotion, by Colonel Fitzclarence
Ensign Hon R. H. Browne, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Ensign Nicolay, by his father, Major-General Nicolay
Lieut. John H. Phillips, by the Marquis of Chandos
Lieut. A. S. Hamond, on promotion, by Sir Graham Hamond
Lieut. R. B. M'Crea, on return from India, by Mr. Brande
Commander G. C. Blake, on his return from the Irish station
Commander Keane, by Lieut.-General Sir J. Keane, K.C.B.
Commander D. Mapleton, on return from abroad, by Sir J.
Graham
The following Addresses were presented to his Majesty :
By Earl Grey—From the Inhabitants of Acton, Middlesex; the
Inhabitants of Westhamtown, Lanarkshire; the Burgesses
and others of the Royal Burgh of Nairn ; the Inhabitants of
the town and parish of Markwich ; the Inhabitants of the
parish of Eaglesham ; the Inhabitants of the village of Yield_
shiels, Lanark; the Inhabitants of Denny; the Inhabitants
of the burgh of Dunbar; the Incorporation of Fleshers at
Glasgow; the Incorporation of Cordwainers, Glasgow; the
Incorporation of Hammermen, Edinburgh; the Incorpom
tion of Hammermen, Perth ; and from the Incorporate Traders
in Ayr.
By the Duke of Devonshire—From the Operative Workmen of
the borough of Derby.
By the Duke of Richmond—From King's Lynn, Norfolk.
By Sir M. S. Stewart—From the Trades and Freemen of the
county of Renfrew, and the Trades of the town of Greenock.
By Colonel Berkeley—From Cheltenham.
By a Deputation—From Paddington.

THEIR MAJESTIES' BALL, IN HONOUR
of the BIRTH-DAY of the PRINCESS VICTORIA.

Their Majesties gave a Ball to the Juvenile branches of the
Nobility and Gentry on Tuesday evening, in honour of the Birth-
day of the Princess Victoria.
Thigßall-room and adjoining Drawing-room were prepared for
dancing; at one end of the room an orchestra was raised, sup-
ported by columns fluted with damask, finished with crimson.
A platform was extended round the other sides of the Ball-room,
with seats of crimson cloth and gold. The band was under the
direction of Mr. John Weippert.
The Juvenile Visitors began to arrive at the Palace about half_
past _ _

Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and the Prin-
cess Victoria, accompanied by the Prince of Leiningen, attended
by the Duchess of Northumberland, Lady Charlotte St. Maur,
Baroness Lehzen, and Sir John Conroy, arrived at twenty mi-
nutes past eight o'clock.
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Their Majesties, accompanied by the Princess Victoria and
all the members of the Royal Family, entered the Ball Room at
half-past eight o'clock, when the band struck up " God save the
King." His Majesty was habited in a Field Marshal's uniform;
the dress of the Queen was of white lace and silver, over white
satin ; head-dress, a wreath of roses, with a small tiara of diamonds.
The King and Queen having placed themselves on the plat-
form at the east end of the room, the youthful visitors passed be-
fore them a/a Polonaise. The party were formed into sets for
quadrilles by Madame Bourdin and Mr. Henry Kendon, the Pro-
fessors of Dancing to the Princess Victoria and Prince George of
Cumberland. A new set by Weippert was first danced, in which
the Princess Victoria danced with Prince George of Cumberland;
their Royal Highnesses' dancing was much admired. The Prin-
cess afterwards danced with the Prince of Cambridge, Prince
George Eleven, Prince Paul Esterhazy, and the Marquis of
Granby. . .

Quadrilles, varied occasionally by waltzes and galopades, were
danced throughout the night.
The King promenaded through the state rooms, accompanied
by the Queen and his Royal Sisters, conversing with the parents
of his juvenile guests, and noticing many of the children.
The dresses of the Ladies were very simple and elegant; great
numbers of the young Gentlemen appeared in fancy dresse, most
of them of velvet.

At eleven o'clock dancing ceased, and supper was served in the
banquetting room, which was laid out for .260. A double table
was placed in the middle of the room, a table down each side of
the room, and a cross table at the end, in the middle of which sat

the Princess Victoria, having the Prince of Cumberland on one
side and the Prince of Cambridge on the other. Beyond the cross
table a sideboard was placed, on which the state plate was dis-
played with great taste and elegance.
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Their Majesties and the Roy-al Family supped in the Queen's
room. After supper the party returned to the ball room, when
the Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria retired, the band
playing " God save the King." '1 he company took their leave
soon after.

Among those present were—
Sir John and Lady Shelley, and Miss Cecilia Shelley; Countess
Sefton and Lady M. Molyneux ; Mr. Greenfell, Miss Greenfell,
and the two Masters Greenfell ; Countess of Winchilsea and Lady
Finch Hatton ; Lady Bridget Bouverie and the Hon. F.
A'Court ; Countess de Salis and two young Gentlemen; Colonel
and Lady Mary Fitzroy, one young Gentleman, and a young
Lady ; Mr. and Mrs. C. Mills and two young Ladies ; Countess
Manvers and two Ladies Pierrepoint ; Mr. Manvers • Lady M.
Taylor; Lady C. Legge and Mr. Quinn; Earl and' Countess
Cavan, two daughters, and one son; Mrs. Bettie Mathews,
three young Ladies, and one young Gentleman ; Sir M. and
Lady C. Stewart and one young Lady ; Mr. and Lady C.
Lascelles and one young Lady ; Countess Rosebery, two young
Ladies, and one young Gentleman ; Colonel Hughes and Miss
Hughes ; Mrs. Bandlings and two daughters ; Mr. and Mrs.
Watson 'Taylor, two young Gentlemen, and one young Lady;
Countess Stanhope and one young Lady; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
and one young Gentleman ; Mrs. Morier and two young Ladies ;
Mr. F. Seymour and one young Lady;. Countess Hardenberg;
Earl and Countess Gower and two young Ladies ; Mr. and Lady
Kilderbie, one young Gentleman, and a young Lady ; Lord and
Lady Petre and two young Ladies; Captain and Mrs. Cadogan
and two young Gentlemen ; Mr. and Mrs. Robarts, two young
Ladies, and one young Gentleman ; Lord and Lady Barring- '
ton, two young Ladies and two young Gentlemen ; Sir G.
and Lady Berkeley, one young Lady and one young Gentle-
man ; Marchioness of Bristol and two young Gentlemen ' • Mr. '
W. and Lady Jane Peel, one young Gentleman and one
young Lady ; Lord Ilchester and two young Gentlemen;
Maquis and Marchioness of Downshire and two young La-
dies ; Mr. and Mrs. Germain and two young Ladies ; Mar-
chioness Lothian, three young Gentlemen and one young
Lady ; Mr. and Lady Catherine Cavendish and two young
Ladies and one young Gentleman ; Mr. and Lady M. Stanley
and three young Ladies; Mr. L. and Lady Jane Peel and two
young Gentlemen ; Mr. and Lady G. De Roos and two young
Gentlemen ' • Mr. and Lady E. Drummond and two young Gen-
tlemen and two young Ladies; Mr. and Lady A. Manners; Lord
Edward Somerset and two young Ladies ,• Colonel and Lady S.
Lygon and one young Lady ; Mr. and Mrs. G. Bankes and two
young Ladies ; Mr. and Lady A. Milbank and two young Gen-
tlemen and one young Lady; Duke of Rutland and three young
Gentlemen ; Marchioness of Londonderry and two young Gen-
tlemen and young Ladies ; Marquis and Marchioness of Salis-
bury and two young Ladies ; Countess of Selkirk and Lady C.
Douglas ; Lord and Lady Willoughby de Eresby and one young
Gentleman ; Lord and Lady Suffield and two young 'Gentlemen
and one young Lady; Colonel and Mrs. Hugh Baillie and two
young Ladies and one young Gentleman ; Earl_aUxbridnd Countess
three young Ladies ; Earl and Countess Euston and two young
Warwick and one young Gentleman ; Earl of ge and
Ladies and one young Gentleman ; Countess Verulam and three
Young Gentlemen and three young Ladies; Lord and Lady
Tullamore and one young Lady ; Captain and Mrs. J. Bastard
and two young Gentlemen and one young Lady; Sir S. and Lady
IVMrs.qßowles and two young
ruis of Worcester and one
Graham and two young Gentlemen and one young Lady ; Cot
and Mrs. Cavendish and four young Gentlemen and one young
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Young Lady and one young Gentleman; Captain Fitzclarence;
Lord and Lady VVharncliffe and one young Lady • Major and
Mrs. Webster and one young Gentleman ; Miss Mitchell ; Sir
John and Lady Conroy ; Duchess of Northumberland; Viscount
and Viscountess Gage and two young Ladies and one young Gen-
tleman ; Col. F. Fitzclarence and Lady Augusta Fitzclarence and
one young Lady and young Gentleman ; Earl and Countess of
Errol and two young Gentlemen and one young Lady; Lord
Mahon ; Earl and Countess Jersey; Sir Henry and Lady
Wheatley and two young ladies; Mr. Barton ; Earl and Coun-
tess Munster and two young Ladies ; Lady A. Manners ; Earl
Grey and son, and Lady Grey ; Earl and Countess Howe and
four young Gentlemen and one young Lady ; Sir B. and Lady
Stevenson and two young Ladies and two young Gentlemen ;
Col. Lowther and two young Gentlemen and two young Ladies;
Misses Herbert ; Sir J. Beresford, the Misses Beresford, and
Viscount Clive, Lady Lucy Give, and
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Master Beresford ; the American Minister and Mrs. NPLahe,
Mr. Hudson ; Lady Charlotte
and two sons and two daughters ; the Dowager Duchess of
Leeds, one young Gentleman and one young Lady; Lady
Wynne, and one son and one daughter ,
two young Ladies and one young. Gentleman ; '. and Lady
Freernantle; Mr. and Mrs. Ellis, and one son;Lady Mary_
ley ;
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boroughs and Miss Wellesley
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the Sardinian Minister and one sOn_;teni Herbert and Lady
Taylor, and one daughter ; Colonel Po ten, I,Madame Bermudez,
Baron and Baroness Bulow, and tlireeyoungaclies ; the French
Ambassador, Sir Andrew Barnard,
Sir and
Wood and one young
Gentleman • H. and Lady Hardinge,
Lady, and one young Gent ,
and one young Lady ; the Austrian Am-
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the Duke of Devonshire • Lord d
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Lady Manners, and one y eman ; Sir G. and
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Countess of Albemarle,
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the Marchioness or vir estmeath, Mrs. Fox,
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and one young Gentleman • the Swedish
and four young Ladies
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way, and three you
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low and four young . ung'Ladies and young Gentlemen ,V' ; • is-
Earl Surrey and two yo ,
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count Strangwr- - e young Gentleman and two '
Lord and Lady Foley, on , -
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and Countess three young Ladies, and
Ladies; Earl
Gentleman; Lord and Lady Durham and three young
one young the Duchess of Bedford three young Gentlemen,
Gentlemen; lady ;
Lord F. Somerset; Mr. and Mrs. Goulburn,
and a young dy and three young Gentlemen • the Danish M-
oue young La--
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nister; LadY ' • •, a.id two young Gentlemen ; Colonel
Higgins; garquis Clannearde ; Sir James and Lady Graham
“ag Gentleinan the Duke of Richmond
and one yo" d • ady Lyndhurst and three
sons; Lord and
and two young Ladies ; the
Mexican Man an 'a
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