The Sun.
London, England, 1834-04-18 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY'S DRAWING-ROOM.

The Queen held a drawing-room yesterday afternoon at
the palace at St. James's.
The Duchess of Kent came in s's.fe to the palace (with
two carriages) withal) escort from the Royal Horse Guards.
Her Royal Highness was attended by Lady Theresa Strang-
ways, Sir Frederick Wetherall, and Sir John Conroy. Her
Royal Highness entered the palace by the Colour Court.
The Duke of Gloucester arrived in state at the same en-
trance shortly before two o'clock. His Royal Highness
was attended by Colonel Higgins and five other officers of
his household. Their Royal Highnesses were received
with the usual honour's bythe King's guard on entering the
palace.

The dress of the Duchess of Kent was composed entirely
of articles of English and Irish manufacture.
Their Royal Highnesses passed through the Guard
Chamber, which was lined with Yeomen of the Guard,
and the Presence Chamber, lined by a party of the honour-
able Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, to the State Rooms,
and passed through the middle doors, reserved for the
members of the Royal Family, to the Throne Room.
Some of the honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms were
stationed at the middle doors of the State Rooms.
The Queen took her usual station in the Throne Room;
in attendance upon her Majesty were the Mistress of the
Robes, the Dowager Duchess of Leeds ; the Lady and
Maid of Honour in Waiting, the Marchioness of West-
minster and Miss Hope Johnstone ; the Lord Chamber-
lain, the Earl of Denbigh ; the Master of the Horse, the
Earl of Erroll ; Lady of the Bedchamber, the Countess
Howe ; Maids of Honour, Miss Eden, Miss Bagot, Miss
Mitchell, and Miss Hudson. Principal Equerry, General
Macdonell ; Lady Isabella Wemyss, Lady Bedingtield, and
Mrs. Berkeley Paget ; Gentlemen Ushers, Sir George
Hoste, Colonel Wilson, and Mr. Hudson ; Page of Honour,
Master Grimstone.

On the left of her Majesty stood the Duchess of Kent,
and to the left of the King stood the Duke of Cumberland,
the Duke of Gloucester, and Prince George of Cam-
bridge ; to the right of the King and Queen stood the At-
tendants in Waiting of their Majesties.
The following Foreign Ministers had audiences of her
Majesty in the Queen's house :
Count St. Martin d'Aglie, the Sardinian Minister, upon
his return from a leave of absence.

The Chevalier de Vial, the Spanish Minister, to take
leave.

The Marquis de Aliraflores, Count Florida Blanca, the
new Spanish Minister. _ _ _ _

Their Excellencies were respectively introduced by the
Earl of Denbigh, her Majesty's Lord Chamberlain, and
conducted by Sir Robert Chester, the Master of the Ce-
remonies.

About two o'clock the doors of the Throne Room were
opened; the Foreign. Ambassadors and Ministers were first
introduced, then those who have the privilege of the entrée,
and afterwards the general company.
The following were presented to her Majesty :
Madame Tricoupi, the Lady of the Grecian Minister.
The Count de Sercey, aide-de-camp of Marechal Ge-
rard, by the Prince de Talleyrand, the French Ambas-
sador.

Mon. Serruys, Charge d'Affaires from the King of the
Belgians at the ourt of Lisbon, by Mon. Van de Weyer,
the Belgian Alinister.
The Portuguese Consul General, by Mon. de Moraes
Sarmento, the Portuguese Minister.
Rev. Calvin Colton, of New York, by Mr. Vail, the
United States Charge d'Affaires.
The Lord Justice Clerk of Scotland, by the Duke of
Montrose.

Lady Denman, on her elevation to the peerage, by the
Marchioness of Lansdowne.

Mr. Baron Williams, by the Lord Chancellor.
Lady Williams, by the Marchioness of Westmeath.
The Hon. Miss Margaret Denman, by the Marchioness
of Lansdowne.

Amongst those present at the Entrée Drawing Room,
were the Russian Ambassador and the Princess Lieven,
the Austrian Ambassador, the French Ambassador and the
Duchess de Dino, the Sardinian, Neapolitan, Prussian,
Swedish, Wirtemberg, Belgic, and Netherlands Ministers ;
Danish Minister and Baroness Blome ; Bavarian, Mexican,
Portuguese, and Brazilian Ministers ; the Grecian Minis-
ter and Madame Tricoupi, the Spanish and Saxon
Ministers; the United States and Hanoverian Charges
d'Affaires ; Baron Fagel, Mons. de Hummelauer, the Se-
cretary to the Austrian Embassy ; Mons. de Bacourt, the
Secretary to the French Embassy ; the Baron Rehausen,
Secretary to the Swedish Legation ; the Archbishop of
York, the Bishop of London, the Lord Chancellor, the
Lord President, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the
Treasury, the Postmaster-General, the Secretaries of State
for the Foreign and Colonial Departments, the First Lord
of the Admiralty, the Lord Steward, the Groom of the
Stole, the Master of the Horse, the Vice-Chamberlain,
Lord Hill, Gold Stick in waiting ; the Master-General of
the Ordnance, the Captain of the Yeomen Guard, the
Chief Secretary for Ireland, the Keeper of the Privy Purse,
the :Treasurer of the Household, the Lord Mayor, Mr.
Under Secretary Backhouse, Sir Wathen Waller, extra
Groom in Waiting ; the Master of the Ceremonies, the
Master of the Robes, Sir Augustus Clifford, Gentleman
Usher of the Black Rod ; the Rev. Dr. Blomberg, Deputy
Clerk of the Court ; Lord Saltoun, Field Officer of Brigade
in Waiting ; Sir Frederick Trench, Aide-de-Camp ;
Colonels Horace Seymour and Bowater, Equerries ; Lieut.-
Colonel Richardson, Silver Stick in Waiting; and Master
Graves, Page of Honour.
There were also present—
DuKEs—Gordon, Wellington, Sutherland, Somerset.
Dvcss ESS-Richmond.
MA actuoNzsscs—Conyngham, Clanricarde, London-
derry, Winchester, Cholmondeley, Cornwallis, Lansdowne.
EARLS—Aboyne, Shaftesbury, Cadogan, Rosslyn, Sel-
kirk, Abingdon, Harewood, Charlemont, Morley, Orkney,
Rosse, Bradford, Norbury, Kinnoull, Haddington, Lonsdale.
Con YrEssEs--Cadogan, Erroll, Mexborough, Hare-
wood, Selkirk, Lonsdale, Kinnoull, De Salis, Durham,
Orkney, Charlemont, De Grey, Rosse, Bradford, Ashburn-
ham, Mansfield, Norbury, Cavan, Amherst, Clanwilliam,
Cawdor.

VlSCOUNTS—Templetown, Alford.
ViscouNTEssEs—Maynard, Torrington, Keith, Dillon,
Newark, Anson.

Loans—Suffield, King, Skelmersdale, Stuart de Rothe-
say, Londonderry, Henry Cholmondeley, Somerville, Ra-
vensworth, Colville, Alahony, Okmantown, C. Wellesley,
Boscawen, Howard of Effingham, Arden, Encombe, Fitz-
gerald and Vesei, Heytesbury, Petre, Teynham, Dunboyne.
LADlES—Augusta Cadogan, Honoria Cadogan, Fitz
Wygram, Clifford, Poland, Antrobus, Saltoun, Ramsay of
Balmain, Conroy, Graham, Denman, B. Johnstone, Louisa
Lascelles, Frances Lascelles, Grant, Williams, Suffield,
Dowager Rivers, Sarah Savill, Charlotte Bertie, Elizabeth
Reynell, Charlotte Egerton, Isabella Douglas, Catherine
Cavendish, Frederick Bentinck, Petre, Heytesbury, Dow-
ager de Clifford, Alicia Parsons, Yarde Buller, Elizabeth
Toler, Harriet Clive, Trimlestown, Henry Paulet, Ash-
burnham, Harriet Paget, Mary Herbert, Catherine Her-
bert, Jane Ashburnham, Stopford, George Stuart, Blount,
Charles Somerset, Croft, Helen Toler, Louisa Tumour,
Caroline Murray, Eleanor Balfour, Fitzgerald, Anna Ma-
ria Cust, Stuart de Rothesay, Hallowell, Carew, Henry
Paulet, Hamilton, Ravensworth, C. Tumour, Sullivan,
Jane Parsons, Campbell, Rolle, Fanny Lambton, L. Corn-
wallis, H. Cholmondeley, Cameron, Mary Ashburnham,
George Aiurray, H. St. Maur, Georgina Murray, Dow.
Brownlow, Winterton, Teynham, M. Sutton, Manners,
Georgina Grey.
B sit or—Of Durham.
RIGHT HONOURABLES-Frankland Lewis, Lady Mary
Petre, Lord Provost of Edinburgh, C. Arbuthnot.
HONOURABLES—MISS Margaret Denman, Col. Grant,
M.P., Mrs. George Campbell, Mr. Stafford Jerningham,
Mr. R. Bootle Wilbraham, Miss Saumarez, Mrs. Grant
of Grant, Mrs. Stafford Jerningham, Mr. C. Vernon Har-
bord, Mrs. Anderson Pelham, Mr. Anderson Pelham,
Colonel Grant of Grant, M.P., Mr. Hervey Butler, Mrs.
Sulivan, Mrs. Elizabeth Liddell, Lady Lumley, Airs. H.
Montagu, Miss A. Petre, Mrs. H. Hutchinscn, Miss Char-
lotte King, Airs. Elliott, Miss Petre, Miss Cust, Miss
Beresford, Miss Maynard, Miss H. King, Miss C. .1%,y-
-nard, Mrs. E. Stanley, Miss L. Parsons, Mrs., A. Legge,
Miss Fredrica Anson, Miss Eliza Anson, Mrs. Fleening,
Mr. Curzon, Miss Dillon, Miss Fraser, Mr. Howard.
SlRS—Wathen Waller, John Woolmore, Edmund An-
trobus, Robert FitzWygram, Bart., John Deas Thomson,
K. C. H., John Jnhnstone, William H. Poland, Aiatthew
Tierney, Dudley St. Ledger Hill, K. G. S., J. Fitzgerald,
C. Sullivan, Charles Lemon, H. Nicolas, E. Thornton,
G. Wilson, H. Willock, R. Rice, J. Cathcart, p. Mor-
gan, J. Croft, C. Burrell, J. Y. Buller, G, Sleek cl Mar-
shall, C. Hunter.
ALDERMAN-Cowan,
DEAN-Of Windsor.—Sub-Dean of Chapel Royal, Rev.
Dr. Cole.

DocTcuts—Somerville, Adolphus, Granville.
#►RovosT—Of Eton.

REV. MESSIEURS-J. V. Povah, George H,
J. R. Wood, J. M'Evoy, J. C. Haden, B, Bray, G, Digby.
MESSIEURS—FeIix Booth, John Round, Cliarles Bague,
Gurney, George Wilkinsm, C4arles Cavendish, W. G.
Egerton, Tierney, Lauri„ Wyndham Lewis' Chisholm of
Chisholm, Powys, R. Lucelles, Canning, Taylor, Ross,
Adams, Pawiek; Turner, Jenkins, C. Cooper, Rodon,
S. Jarvis., B. C. Mellish, Oliphant, Henry Scot*,
Babbage, W. Melville, Fector, Macdonald, Coulson,
Plumptre, M.P., Hoare, H. Tucker, W, Campbell,
Brown, M.P., S. Sullivan, J. W. Bowden,, Tupps, Blount,
W. Bridgeman Simpson, Edward .S.k,anliey, Digby,
F. Gordon, Chichester, AL Aitoa Blount, Blair, Percy,
Burrell, D. Halforcl Bannerman, M.P., C. Ward, M.P.,
E. PhipPPhipps.Bakfa4, AMP,, Clive, J. B. Wall, Ravenshaw,
4arAes!Boyl.e, Herbert, C. Eitzherbert, N. .Macdonald„
Campbell, W. A. Clarke, Dehany.
MiszßEssEs--Gurney, De Rothschild, Aop Round,Sotheron, S. Marindin, Wm. Campbell,„ Seymour, Van,
shawe, Carrick, Bannerman, Blan_‘field, Rodon, Robert
Porter, General Olioglilin„ Robert Williams, Henry Clis-
sole, Inglefield, Browne' Wyndham Lewis, Stirling Glover,
Robert Hovenden, Dehiny, Paterson, Hamilton, Douglas
Halthd, Braddyll, Henry Baring, John Ravenshaw, 'Ull-
man, Somerville, Cooper, Inglefield, Arbuthnot.
MlSSES—Chisholm
of Chisholm, FitzWygram, Conroy,
Blonfield, Pitt, Harbord, Harriett Pitt, Bailley, .Grant of
Grant, De Rothschild, Harriet Tierney, Susan Cavendish,
H. Ahkrrq, hlarre-
Ashworth, Lloyd, Anna Lascelles,

'le H. Purves, Eliza Carrick, Guthrie, A.Cc. el t, H. C. Di
esford, E. King, Fail:l—awe, Scott, Petre, Elliott, P.
Forester, G. V. Harcourt, Margaret Braddyll, Porter,
Jessy H. Carew, Bentham, C. Murray, C. Montagu, J.
Montagu, Jane Anne Porter, Macky; 11. Mash, Littleton,
B. Allardice, Abbott, . Catherine A. Abbott, Stopford,
Eleanor Stopford, C. Littleton, Mary Somerville, Caroline
Ravenshaw, Balfour, Sotheby, Augusta Legge, Elphin-
stone, Constantia Blount, 'Campbell, Atty, Stuart, Paulet,
Somerville, Ravenshaw, Jane Braidyll, Paterson, Fanny
Lascelles, two Coopers.
ADMIIt ALS-Li rd de Saumarez, Sir C. Rowley,"-Sir F.
Laforey, Sir John Beresford, Sir P. H. Durham„ Brace,
White, Sir Thomas Dundas, Hall, M'Kinley, Mundv, Sir
"F. Hardy, Fleming, Sir Davidge Gould, Sir C. Boyle,
Sir Edward King, Sir Robert Stopford, Sir C. Hamilton,
Sir William Hotham.

GENERALS - Sir T. Reynell, Hon. Sir C. Colville,
Sir Evan Lloyd, Sir W.Peacocke, Sir L. Grant, Ologh-
lin, Sir John Vandeleur, Sir J. Fraser, Sir H. Askew, Sir
G. Drummond, Sir G. Elder, Sir Wm. Inglis, Sir Henry
Warde, Sir T. Widdrington, Sir T. Montresor, Sir John
Ross, Lord Howden, Sir T. Dallas, Hodgson, Sir E.
Paget, Sir G. Adams, Hon. Sir W. Lumley.
CAPTAINS (Royal Navy)— Libon, 0. V. Harcourt,
Goate, Baynes, Hon. G. Elliot, Inglefield, Sir R, Grant,
Hon. W. Gordon, Grace, O'Grady, C. R. Drinkwater,
Sir J. Marshall, Lord G. Poulet, E. Stopford, E. Curzon,
Tomkinson.

CoLoNELs—Higgins, Powell, M.P., Milman, Purvis,
Walker, C. 8., Gold, Hon. W. H. Gardner, Sir J. Eustace,
4ir T. Downman, C. Courtenay, Sir E. Miles, Prender-
gast, O'Donnell, Wodehouse, Hope, Graydon, Cathcart,
Leith Hay, Daniell, Fanshawe, Dobbin, Grey, Braddyll,
Porter, Sir 0. Carey, Sir Chas. Thornton, Hon. Hely
Hutchinson.

COMMANDERS ( Royal Navy)—Austin, Hon. H. Keppel,
%laconochie, Swinburne, John Holmes Bond, Manse'.

MAJoRs.LSir Francis Head, G. D. Hall, Butler, Ryan,
Hyde, Diggle, Waller.
LIEUTENANTS (Royal Nary)—G. St. Vincent King,
Stirling, Gladstone, John Russell, Holman.
CAPTAINS—Lang, Battersby, S. Glover, L. Dickson,
Armstrong, R. Lascelles, O'Hara, Hamilton, Raines, Wil-
liams, Ridley, Kendall, Wood, Lawrence, Fitzroy, Clithe-
row, Hill, Evans, Freke, Law, Houstoun, Price, Smith.
LIEUTENANTS—COX, Cadogan, Kennedy, G. B. Gos-
set, Torrens, F. W. Hamilton, Home Purves, C. J. Sky-
ring,iWarde, Tombs, Parker, Marinden, Hon. R. Lambert.
CORNETS-HOD. C. H. Cust, Maynard, Oliver, Dar-
nell, Fielden, Parry, Tomkinson, Quin, John Raton.
ENslGNs—Granville; G. Wyatt, Stuart, Alston, Pack,
Wheeler.

The following were presented to their Majesties:—
Countess of Durham, by the Marchioness of Conyngham.
Lady Grant, by the Hon. Mrs. Grant (of Grant).
Miss Fitzwygram, by Lady Fitzwygram.
Sir John Woolmore, on being appointed a Knight Com-
mander of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order, by
Sir Herbert Taylor.
Mrs. S. Marindon by the Countess of Selkirk.
Mr. Tierney, by Sir Matthew Tierney, Bart.
Mr. John Round, High Sheriff of Essex, by Viscount
Maynard.
Miss Harbord, by Lady Suffield.
Hon. E. Vernon Harbord, by Lord Suffield.
Lieut.-Colonel W. Higgins, on receiving the Royal Hano-
verian Guelphic Order, by Major-General Sir Charles
Dalbiac, K. C. H.
Miss Blomfield, by Mrs. Blomfield.
Miss Harriet Tierney, by Lady Tierney.
Rev. I. V. Povah, on his appointment as Priest in Ordi-
nary at his Majesty's Chapel Royal, by the Lord Bishop
of London.
Miss Susan Cavendish, by Lady Catherine Cavendish.
Sir Dudley St. Leger Hill, K. T. S., on being appointed
Governor of St. Lucia, by the Right lion. E. G.
Stanley, Secretary of State for the Colonies.
Miss Harriet Pitt, by the Dowager Lady Rivers.
Mr. George Wilkinson, his Majesty's Hon. Corps of Gen-
tlemen at Arms, by Lord Foley.
Mr. Charles Bague, Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms,

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by Lord Foley.
Miss Ashworth, by Lady Sullivan.
Miss Lloyd, by her mother, Lady Trimlestone.
Miss Marguerite Home Purves, by her mother, Lady Man-
ners Sutton.
Miss Guthrie, by the Hon. Mrs. Berkeley Paget.
Miss Harriet C. Beresford, by Lady Elizabeth Reynell.
Miss Eliza Carvick.
Miss Honoria Forester, by Lady Anne Beckett.
Miss Margaret Braddyll, by Mrs. Sotheron.
Miss Bingham, by the Dowager Countess of Winterton.
Miss Petre, by Lady Petre.
Miss Jessy Hallowell Carew, by Lady Hallowell Carew.
Miss Porter, by her mother, Mrs. Robert Porter.
Miss Jane Anne Porter, by her mother, Mrs. R. Porter.
Henrietta Viscountess Dillon, by the Hon. Lady Bedingfield.
Lady Louisa Tumour, by her mother, Lucy, Countess of
Winterton.
Lady Helen Toler, by her mother, the Countess of Norbury.
Lady Yarde Buller, on coming to her title, by Viscountess
Newark.
Lady Alicia Parsons, by the Countess of Rosse.
Lady Trimlestone, by Lady Harriet Clive.
Lady Mary Ashburnham, by the Countess of Ashburnham.
The Right Hon. the Lord Provost of Edinburgh, by the
Lord Advocate of Scotland.
Hon. Mrs. Fleeming, by. Viscountess Keith.
Hon. Miss Dillon, by the Hon. Lady Bedingfield.
Hon. Mrs. Augustus Legge, by Lady Harriet Paget.
Mr. William Stanley Clarke, Deputy. Chairman of the East
India Company, by the Right Hon. Charles Grant.
Mr. Charles Boyle, by Viscount Palmerston.
Mr. Blair, on his return from the continent, by the Earl
of Courtown.
Mr. Turner, by Sir John Woolmoore.
Mrs. Hamilton, on her marriage, by Lady Hamilton.
Mrs. Patterson, by Lady Elizabeth Reynell.
Mrs. Braddyll, by Mrs. Sotheron.
Mrs. Robert Hovenden, by her mother, Mrs.Patferson.
Sir John Yarde Buller, by Lord Rolle.
Mr. S. R. Jervis, High Sheriff for the county of South-
ampton, by his Grace the Duke of Wellington.
Mr. Fector, by Rear-Admiral Sir R. Lawrie.
Miss Catherine Alice Abbott, by Lady George Stuart.
Miss Abbott, by Lady George Stuart.
Mr. W. Bridgeman Simpson, by the Earl of Bradford.
Mr. Henry St. George Tucker, Chairman of the East
India Company, by the Right Hon. Charles Grant.
Miss Caroline Littleton, by Mrs. Littleton.
Miss Balfour, by Lady Eleanor Balfour.
Miss Mary Somerville, by her mother Mrs. Somerville.
Miss Jane Braddyll, by Mrs. Sotheron.
Miss Somerville, by her mother Mrs. Somerville.
Miss Scott, by her sister Mrs. Dehany.
Mrs. W. Campbell, by the Marchioness of Cholmondeley.
Mrs. Robert Porter, by Mrs. Rodon.
Mrs. Henry Clissold, by Lady Saltoun.
Mrs. Stirling Glover, by Lady Charles Somerset.
Mrs Bannerman, by the Hon. Mrs. Berkeley Paget.
Mrs. Inglefield, by Lady Hallowell Carew.
The Rev. John *Elroy, Chaplain to the Hon. East India
Company, by Lieut.-General Sir H. Taylor.
Major-General Sir George Adams, by Sir H. Taylor.
Captain Lord G. Paulet, R.N., by the Marquis of W n-
chester.
Hon. Col. W. H. Gardner, on his return to England.
Col. Sir T. Downman, on his appointment, by Sir J.
Kempt.
Col. Braddyll, on his return from the Continent.
Commander J. Bond, by Lord Byron.
Lieut. G. Ling, by Sir C. Rowley.
Dr. Adolphus, Inspector-General of Hospitals, on his return
from Jamaica, by Sir H. Taylor.
Rev. G. H. Vachell, M. A, on being appointed Chaplain
to his Majesty's Superintendants at Canton, by Viscount
Palmerston.
Captain Law, by Lieut.-General Hudson.
Captain Prig, on promotion, by Earl Falmouth.
Captain Evans Freke, on promotion, by Sir J. Woodford.
Capt, Hamilton, on his marriage, by Admiral C. Hamilton.
Lieut. C. F. Skyring, on his going abroad, by Major-Gen.
Pilkington.
Lieut. H. Powes, by the Earl of Rosslyn.
Lieut. J. Russell, R.N., on promotion, by Sir J. Graham.
Lieut. Torrens, by Sir J. Kempt.
Ensign Pack, by Sir H. Taylor.
Commander Austin, by Sir T. M. Hardy.
General H 4, Sir. C. Colville, by Admiral Lord Co/vilfe.
Reap.Adroiral Sir T. Hardy, by Sir J. Graham.
P. Burrell,.by Sir C. Burrell.
Mr, Bannerman, M.P., by Lard Melbourne.
Countess de Grey, by Countess Clanwilliam.
Mr. Canning, by Marquis Clanricarde.
Miss Paterson, by Mrs. Paterson.
Miss Ravenshaw, by Lady H. Clive.
Lieut. R, Lambert, by Earl of Cavan.
Miss A Legge, by Lady 11. Paget.
M;.. J. B. Wall, on his appointnKot, by Col. Keate.
Mr.. Blount, by the Duke of /•T.orfolk.
Cornet Oliver, on appoint,:dent, by Lord Hill.
Lady H. and Miss P0u1,2,i, by theMarel) ioness of Winchester.
Mrs. O'Loghlin, Isy the Countess of Orkney.
Mr. Adams, by Sir B. Stephenson.
Cornet C. us`t, on appointment.
Miss C., llavensbaw, by Lady H. Clive.

The King gave audience yesterday to the Marquis of
Winchester, the Earl of Albemarle, and Lord Hill.
• The Qeen honoured the King's Theatre with her pre-
sence last evening. The performances were Anna Bolena,
with the ballet et 4.a Sylphide.
At the Kg's Levee, on Wednesday, the Hon. Henry
Gage, 0 the Rifle Brigade, was presented to his Majesty,
by his father, Viscottnt Gage ; Sir Robert Graham, late a.
Baron of the Buhequer, to be sworn on the Council ; and
the Portuguese Consul-General, by M. de Moraes Sar-
'Relit% the Portuguese Minister.
At the State dinner given by his Majesty on Wedne3day
pieces,
the eveningt o the Knights Grand Crosses of the most honour-
able Military Order of the Bath, the band of the Royal
Artillery were stationed iv, the ante-room adjoining the ban-
quetingselecti
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ra(where
rtbhpe r
edinner
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as e, rasn• edd
the whole 0 the evening.
P,,Arien Theatre, were the Earl of Denbigh, the Ezrl and
)Othaerd
.Countess Howe,' the Marchioness of Westmeath, Miss
Hope Johnstone, Miss Hudson, and Mr. Hudson.
In her Majesty's suite on Wednesday evening, at C, (sent-