The Sun.
London, England, 1870-02-08 00:00:00

THE QUEEN'S COURT.

The Queen will hold a Court at Buckingham
Palace on Friday, the 25th of February, to receive
the Corps Diplomatique, her Majesty's Ministers,
and other official personages, with the ladies of
their families, who will receive notifications of her
Majesty's gracious intention through the Lord
Chamberlain. The Queen will also hold Drawing.
rooms at the same Palace on Wednesday, the 9th,
and Tuesday, the 22d of March ; and a Levee, also
at Buckingham Palace, on Friday, the 11th of
March. Gentlemen in attendance upon the ladies
of their families will be admitted to pass at her
Majesty's Drawing-rooms. It is expected that
ladies and gentlemen will not avail themselves of
more than one occasion of paying their respects to
her Majesty. A Levee will be held at St. James's
Palace by his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales,
on her Majesty's behalf, on Thursday, the 3d of
March, and another Levee in April, the date of
which will be hereafter announced.

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