The Sun.
London, England, 1835-05-30 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR..

The Da'ae c;. Auffiista, the Duke
and Duchess of Cambridge, and Prince George u Cati,briLg"
attended by the Rev. Mr. Wood and Mademoiselle SrYne'
were present at the grand dinner given by his Majesty on Dul'
day evening at St. James's.
After dinner a concert was performed in one of the ,
rooms. The performances commenced with God save the
King." The vocalists were Miss Kernble, who sang the seen:
in Der Freischutz with the German words, also the preYe!:.l
Otello,. and a duet with Mr. Parry, jun.
Mr-. Parry accompanied himself on the harp in Lord Bur°.
hersh's air ",Bendermecr's Stream." Madame Filipowiez Per
formed a concerto on the violin. M. Schuberth and M. Kuper
. each played a fantasia on the violoncello. c art
Her Majesty's band was in attendance. Sir George
presided at the pianoforte.
The Duke of Cumberland, the Landgravine of Hesse Hemp
burg, the- Duchess of Gloucester, the Princess Sophia, the
Duke and Duchess of C mbridge, Prince George, and Prince°
Augusta of Cambridge, visited their Majesties yesterday. k
The King and Queen left town at 20 minutes past 5 oellr
yesterday afternoon, with an escort of Light Dragoons, i°
Windsor Castle.
The Duchess of Kent entertained the Princess de Liebi.;
stein and a distinguished party to dinner yesterday, and in -W
cvening her Royal Highness had a small musical party. ' er
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge gave a grand dinnie
on Wednesday evening at Cambridge-house. Amonget
tike
company to meet the Queen were his Royal Highness `(
Duke of Cumberland, the Archbishop of York, the Dukeei
Wellington, Earl-Howe, Earl and Countess Denbigh' f;"ra
and Countess Jersey, Earl and Countess de Grey, and Lord of
Lady Burghersh. The band of the Coldstream RegiMent°
Foot Guards were in attendance.
Amongst the company present at the Queen's Drawinr.g-
-d
room on Thursday were the Marchioness of Londonderry
Captain Cates.
The Duke of Cumberland, attended by Sir George Que:l;
tin, honoured the Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne: wp",a
his company on Thursday evening. His Royal Highness-II"
to Kew yesterday. aide
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge had a small 13.-A by
party last evening: Their Royal Highnesses, accomprMieu„st
Prince George, honoured the performance of French plaY-
the Olympic Theatre with their presence. ider
The Committee of the Privy Council, appointed to caste.
the petition for a charter for the London University, In° itjja
terday in the Council-chamber. There were prese!tm-p,
Archbishops of Canterbury and York, the Bishop of L°ll7„r-it
the Duke of Richmond, the Marquis of Lansdowne, rip,
Grey and Ripon, Viscount Melbourne, Lords Brougham,
ley, John Russell, Lyndhurst, and Glenelg, and Sir J. Gi.nes,
General Alava, the Spanish Minister, had an interviewJ
terday with Viscount Melbourne, at the Trea-ur y Treasury. t
The Earl of Gosford transacted business yesterday 51'
Colonial-office. ttio6
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The dinner party at Lord Glenelg's on Thursday rat
comprised the Commander of the Forces, the Master-GeneAd,
of the Ordnance, the Paymaster of the Forces, the Judge] the
vocate-General, the Adjutant and Quartermaster-Genetneter
Military Secretary to the Commander of the Forces, the At,
of the Ordnance, the Chief Judge of the Mauritius, thentio,
torney,General of Nova Scotia, Lord Nugent, Sir R. ilif.s'e•
Messieurs L. Sulivan, Elliott, and Smith and the Under id
cretaries for the Colonial Department; Sir George Grey
Mr. Hay.