The Sun.
London, England, 1838-05-19 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR

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,majesty --..--
the s y gave a concert last evcnii:4 at the hew Palace, to which
aletabers of the Ronal Fa-iil- ,ri F ,-,r Ministers and their
- ~ ~IC orClc,ll ,
Ladi—
..., and a I.irge party of the -,,,hility and gentry were invited.
Tice Grand Sz.,uon W. 'fitted up for the concert, and the entire suite
Thof Slate rooms were opened on the occasion, with the exception of Vie
" %room., and were illuminated in the same brilliant manner as ;Jr)
ii the night of the State Ball.
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PeaceTiz,rter laaore ten o'clock the company began to arrive at the
, and were ushered into the Concert-room. Their Royal High-
ness
. es the princess Augusta and the Duchess of Gloucester, attended by
J..aclv Mary
~ .oary Pelham, Lady Georgina Bathurst, and Sir Benjamin Stephen-
-B°o, G.C.H., arrived at ten o'clock. Their Royal Highnesses were re.
i eeived in the Grand Hall by the Hon. Misses Dillon anti Paget, Maids
of Honnar in Waiting; Hon. colonel Cavendish, Clerk Marshal, Hon.
_ Gap Sir William r umleY, Gr:Am in Waiting ; and Lord Alfred
8/Paget, Equerry in Waiting, wl-,0 conducted their Royal Highnesses to
he State Rooms '
rhe Duke of Sussex also arrived early. The Duke
and Duchess of Cambrid;ge, Prince George, and the Princess Augu-ita of
_ .nenbridge came attei,ded by
Kent,
and the r -
,Ilrrals'n l/ Miss Kerr, Colonel Cornewall and Baron
Soon aft;,r ten o'clock her Majesty and the Duches,, of
eAt of the Royal Family, passed from the North' -- yellow
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-3. —°°'4l Into the Grand Saloon.
ilerAltli.Wel.
Teas -. . ~e o'clock, between the first and second Paris of the concert,
',testy and the Royal Family entered the dinig-room, where supper
itb ,erned The sideboard in the recess ',l.ontained a collection from
, ;Perse
e Royal service of large and magniE:cent shields arid salvers, inter-
a d With gold cups, embellished and enriched with precious stones,
lteflAy arranged on a back ground of crimson.
On the return of her Majesty to the saloon the concert was resumed.
. BThe Duke and Duchess of Cambridge had a grand dinner party
4 t (veiling at Cambridge Ho•Jse, Piccadilly. The company included
Prin •
~, c, Esterhazy, the Austri;in Ambassador, Prince Odescalchi, Count
"°ri°6lo, Duchess of No',thumberland, Duke of Rutland, Duchess
-t.wagr of Richmond P..-aid Lady Sophia Lennox, Marquis and M,ir-
GT!ernoness of Londond,,ry, Marquis and Marchioness of Lothian, Earl
. Countess of PAinmore, Earl and Countess Clanwilliam, Earl de
--Y, Lora and "Lady Francis Egerton, 'Lord Maidstone, Sir Robert and
Lady peet
li, Crsett-,e Duke of Arwyll, Lord Steward of the Queen's House-
u°l(, gave a. State dinner on Thursday, to which the following Noble.
l''en
and
' invited Duke of Norfolk, Duke of
Ri ~ Gentlemen were :—The
pi c"fly.rnd, Duke of Leinster, Marquis of Breabalbane, Lord Adolphus
Ear tz ~:larence, Lord John Churchhill, Earl of Surrey, Earl of Uxbridge,
r,
• of Rosebery, Earl of Camperalown, Viscount Falkland, Lord Charles
„,.'4l4.°Y, Lord Dinorben Lord Lilrord, Right Hon G. S. Byng, Hon. C.
'ltlrra ' Hammond, Sir Andrew Paget,
Y, Hon. Cu!. Anson, Sir Thomas gir Vrederick Watson, Col. Armstrong, Mr. Walter Campbell, Mr. H
r. Stephenson, and Mr. Marrable.
olie Majesty rode out on horseback between two and four o'clock
sterday afternoon, attended by the Hon. Miss Cavendish, Hon. Miss
alon, Viscountess Forbes, Baroness Lehzen, Miss Quentin, Marquis of
-,leadford, Earl of Uxbridge, Viscount Torrington, Hon Col Cavendish,
Ilon. C. Murray, Lord Alfred PagJ, and Col. Buckley.
Viscount Melbourne and Lord John Russell had audiences yesterday
er the Queen.
the Hon. Misses Dillon and Paget have:succeeded the Hon. Misses
C4)cks and Murray as the Maids of Honour in Waiting on the Queen.
i, Ille Duchess of Gloucester and the Duke of Cambridge visited `
4a.lesty the Queen Dowager yesterday, at Marlboroug House. „„
The Duchess of Gloucester, the Duke of Sussex,
aPrince Ge of orge :gee Duke and
owne Cambridge, were present at the r:arty given at Lans-
House on Thursday evening.
Byrd Dundas had an interview with Visnunt Melbourne yesterday.
,„!. Saollders had an interview wi:',‘ -:
,r- L..ord Glenelg yesterday.
"o Earl of Gosford (late Gal
tern;
:ernor.General of the Canadas) had in-
-
ea's
with Lord Glenclyesterday, with Vise. aunt Melbourne, in Downing. street, and
g, at the Colonial rince.