The Sun.
London, England, 1829-05-01 00:00:00

spoßTlNG.—otEcEivEp TIIIS DAY.)

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BATH AND BRISTOL RACES.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9.—The Claret Stakes of 10 sovs.
each. Gentlemen riders Mile and a quarter.
Mr. Knatchbull named hr. c. by Manfred, 4 yrs 1
Mr. Wilson named Grecian, 5 yrA 2
Mr. Snowden named True Blue, 5 yrs
The Bath Stakes of 10 soya. each, and 10 added, for horses
that nereF WPP the yaluu of 50/. Heats, mile and a
quarter.
Mr. Hicks b. h. by Young Harnbietoman, 3 yrs,, 1 1
:I.r. Hayward's Ancient, 4 yrs
Mr. Anderson's Gipsy, aged 3 0
Mr. iligg's Eveline, 5 yrs 4 dis
Tile York Stakes (forced handicap) of fire sovs. each, and
20 added. Heats, one mile.
:ur. ---'s Burlesque
Mr. ----'s Kouli Khan, 5 yrs
fir, Blass's Manfred colt
Arr. TiTi'4on!s l'i,n/Oty Tommy, aged ~,
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Match for 50 sore. Gne • mile.—Captain Huntley';
King Arthur beat Mr. Wilson's Naughty Tommy.
Match for 50 goys. Mile and a half.—Mr. G. Wilson's
Radical beat Mr. W. Goldstone's Whiteboy.

Match for 200 sovs.—/tlr. Pickernell's Eastgrove beat
Mr. Peel's Boy Blue.

(The Silver Cup of Tuesday is disputed, and referred to
the Jockey Club, in comequence of Sailor having swerved.)

THE KING'S DRAWING ROOM.

(From the Court-Newman.)

The day appointed for the celebration of his Majesty's
birth-day is St. George's-day, as being more in the London
season, and affording a more Opportune encouragement to
trade and the.'manitfactures of the country than would its
celebration on the 12th of August, which is the King's
natal-day. This year, however, St. George's-day fell in
the Easter week, when the Parliament invariably adjourned
for some time, and very many of the higher orders gene-
rally take this opportunity to retire into the country. His
Majesty was in consequence graciously pleased to postpone
celebrating the day by not bolding a Court until yesterday.
In the morning a brigade guard, consisting of detachments
from the three regiments of Foot Guards, mounted on the
parade in St. James's-park. The respective bands of the
three regiments assembled on this occasion in their full
state regimentals ; the number of wind-instruments was
about 100. Their peforinance commenced with the na-
tional anthem, the solo parts by one of the toasters on the
clarionet ; this was followed by the overture to Oberon,
Napoleon's Coronation March, and the Duke of York's
last march. The guard was inspected by his Grace the
Duke of Wellington, as Colonel of the First Regiment of
Foot Guards. The colours were then trooped, and the
menmart:bed-off to their different guards—those intended
for the King's guard received the state colours, and pro-
ceeded to St. James's Palace. They 'marched into the
Palace-yard, the bands pla)ing the Duke of York's old
march. During their halt at the Palace, several beauti-
ful pieces were performed witk'admirable skill, including
the overtures to La Gazza Ladra, II Barbiere di Se-
viglia, and Tancredi. They continued plii)ing after the
King's guard had been relieved.
The excellent and judicious arrangements about the
Palace for the ingress and egress of the comp%uy, which
were observed at the Levee, were renewed. As on former
occasions of this kind, the King was pleased to grant a
suspension of the order for appearing in Court mourning,
and notices were accordingly issued front the Lord Cham-
berlain's office.

A party of Life-Guards arrived at half-past one, and
occupied the space opposite Marlborough-house, pre-
ceded by their band of near 30 performers, dressed in
their state regimentals: they played delightfully daring
the whole of the day.
About half-past one the Palace doors were opened, and
for the first hour and a half the company arrived in great
numbers. There were from a thonsand to twelve hundred
of the nobility and gentry present, principally ladies, as
the levee held yesterday was for a presentation of the
gentlemen.
The honorable Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners appeared
in their coronation dresses and lined the presence chamber.
The Yeoman Guard also appeared in their coronation
dresses, and were stationed in the guard. room and on the
grand staircase. The King's birth day is always observed
as a collar-day, and consegnently all those who are mem-
bers of the various distinguished orders, wore their su-
perb collars; the Duke of Gloucester, Prince Leopold,
and the Duke of Wellington, wore the uniform of Field-
Marshals. The Duchess of Kent came in state, escorted
by a party of Life Guards. Her Royal Highness was at-
tended by Lady Charlotte St. Maur, Lady Catherine
Jenkinson, and Sir John Conroy. The Duchess pre-
sented Lady Charlotte St. Maur and Lady Catherine
Jenkinson to His Majesty, on their being appointed Ladies
of the Bed-chamber to her Royal Highness. The Royal
Duchess's dress was composed entbely of articles of British
manufacture. The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester
came in state, attended by Colonel Higgins, Major Fors-
ter, Captain Stephens, and Lady John Thynne. Prince
Leopold, attended by Sir Robert Gardiner, followed di-
rectly after. The band of the Ist Regiment of Guards
received the different branches of the Royal Family who
came is state with " God save the King," and the Guard
presented arms.
The Russian Ambassador, the Austrian Ambassador,
the Lord Chancellor, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the
Speaker of the House of Commons, and the Marquis of
Anglesea, came in state.
The King entered his closet soon after two o'clock,
dressed in a Field Marshal's uniform, and received the con-
gratulations of his Royal relativea, their Royal Highnmes
the Duke of Cumberland, the Princess Augusta, the
Duchess of Clarence, the Duchess of Kent, the Duke and
Duchess of Gloucester, and Prince Leopold. Her Royal
Highness the Princess Augusta wore over a rich white
satin petticoat, a white crape dress, magnificently em-
broidered in gold, and tastefully ornamented at the bottom
with points of gold tissue, over which fella deep and ele-
gant flounce of blond. The body, made to correspond in
style with the bottom of the dress, was ornamented with
diamonds, and trimmed with blond and gold' embroidery.
Her Royal Highness's train consisted of a superb gold
brocaded silk, edged with a chain of gold bullion, and
finished round the waist with a rich gold band. Head-
dress—splendid plume of ostrich feathers, intermixed with
gold and diamonds.
His Majesty afterwards received the congratulations of
those entitled to the entree, as well as those attending the
general drawing-room. His Majesty was attended by the
Earl of Roden as Lord in Waiting, Sir William Houstoun
as Groom in Waiting, Sir Robert Bolton as Equerry in
Waiting, and Master Hudson as Page of Honour.
Among the company were—Prince and Princess Lieven,
Prince and Princess Esterhazy, Count Bjornstjerna, Senhor
Madrid, Baron Bulow, Count de Moltke, Count d'Agiie,
Baron Cetto, Mr, Barbour, Mrs. Barbour, Viscount Its-
bayaria, M, Rocafuerte, Madame Feick, the Saxon Charge
d'Affaires, Mr. Colquhoun, Count Ludolf, Marquis Bar-
bacena, Chevalier de Kantzow, Count Donhoff, Chevalier
de Barboza, Count Matoulhevitz, the Lord Chancellor, the
Archbishop of Canterbury, the Archbishop of York, the
Lord Primate of Ireland, the Vice-Chancellor, the Speaker
of the House of Commons, the Master of the Horse, the
Groom of the Stole, the Treasurer and Master of the
Household, the Deputy Comptroller of the Household, the
Chief Commissioner of Woods and Forests, the Master-
General, of the Ordnance, the Solicitor-General, the Pre-
sident of the Royal Academy, the Lady Mayoress,
Sheriff Booth, the Lord Mayor's Chaplain,
Most of the Cabinet Ministers were present, and the fol-
lowing :
DUCHESSES—Montrose, St. Alban's, Wellington,
MancuronEsszs—Thonlond, Lothian, Sligo, Corn-
wallis, Londonderry, Exeter, Wellesley, Clanricalde, Staf-
ford, Salisbury, Dowager Salisbury, Westmeath, Winches-
ter, Conyngham, Bath.
Coo NTESSES-Belfast, Darlington, Tankerville, Mul-
grave, Brownlow, De La Warr, Clonmell, St. Germans,
Bective, Roseberry, Antrim, Iladdington, St, Antonio,
Dowager Morton, Morton, Dowager Clare, Plymouth,
Leitrim, Nelson, Verulam, Denbigh, Mingden, Llarrowby,
Stafford, Kinnoul, Talbot, Munster, Macclesfield, Carlisle
Westmorland, Jersey, Aylesford.

ViscouNrnss ES —Gage, Hereford, Hood, Maynard,
Tumour, Keith, Granville, Lorton,

_ .
HOWOURAELES-Mrs. Hope, Miss Gardner, Miss Mit-
ford, Miss A. Graves, Miss 0. F. de Roos, Miss M. Ro-
binson, Mrs. Middleton, Mrs. Hewitt, Mrs. Heatheote,
Miss King, Mrs. ClitTurd, Mrs. Leigh, Miss C. Rice,
Miss H. Rice, Miss L. Gower, Nlrs. Barton, Miss F.
Kinnaird, Miss C. Liddell, Mrs. W. Knox, Miss Blayney,
Miss S. Liddell, Mrs. W. Herbert, Miss A'Court, Misr
Kinnaird, Miss Robinson, Miss Townshend, Mrs. Fer-
guson, Miss Paulet, Miss Ryder, three Misses Addingten.
LADIES-F. Somerset, Somerset, Legge, Gardiner,
Dynevor, A .Buller, Cawdor, Philipps, Drake, (2) O'Bryen,
Whitshed, Curtis, C. Belgrave, Dowager Cawdor, Clir.ton,
Garvagh, Caroline Scott, Elinor Campbell, Hodson, An.
trobus, Harriet Primrose, Anne Brudenell, Augusta Cot-
ton, Charlotte Butler, He)tesbury, Sarah Ingestrie, Tul-
latnore, Jane St. Maur, Frances Finch, Agnes Bullor, El-
liott Drake, Hyde Parker, Grantham, Mary Dundas,
Margaret Nlontagu Scott, Dufferin, Harriet Ryder, Arland,
Selina Jenkinson, Maryborough, Graves, Peter Parker,
Taylor, Sydney, Lyndhurst, Fremantle, (2) Paget, Shel-
ley, G. Bathurst, Ellenborough, Saltoun, J. Peel, Maria
Conyngliarn, Isabella Fitzgibbon, Margaret Walpole, So-
phia Cust, Caroline Qraham, Elizabeth Clements, Dunul!y,
K. Grirnston, Kilmaine, Charlotte Thynne, Rivers, Eliza-
beth Finch, Wetherell, Harriet Kerr, Georgina F. /3e
Roos, Ogilby, Chetwynd, Charlotte Micklethwait, Jane
Houston, Teynham, Flora Hastings, Emily Hardinge,
Mary Beauclerk, Agnes Byng, Sophia Hastings, Stafford,
Fitzgerald, Constable, Chatterton, Codrington, Blayney,
Sophia Hervey, Ramsay, Adeliza Manners, Emily Graham,
John Thynne, Louisa Beauclerk, Ravensworth, Anne
V.eckett, Borough, Jane William Peel, Dundas, Beauchamp
Proctor, Fitzroy Somerset, Graves, Fred. Beauclerk, Ca-
roline Montagu, Katherine Manners, Orauville Somerset,
Blanche Howard, Wharncliffe, Arabella Vane, Radstock,
Georgiana Grey, Mary Grey, Elizabeth Cornwallis, Rolle,
Anne Beresford, Henry Cholmondeley, Carteret, A. Mon-
tagu Scott, Quentin, Charles Somerset, Curtis, Rose,
Elizabeth O'Brien, Lomly, Dawkins 'Whitahed, Manners,
Jernima Bentinck, Caroline Powlett, Kinloch, Willoughby
de Broke, Jemima Eliot, Emma Bennet, Augusta Powlett,
CaptainG Irvabn g. ,H. '
Lewis,B
O'Brien,
De
rni.
e,
np:nAn Lowth,
nagn Pennant,
.Bteai Peers,
nr
Sophia Phipps, LePel PhiPP3l Georgina Bathurst, Char-
lotte Scott, Mary o'l3Fien, Caroline Clements, Emily
Paget, G. Kerr, J. Kerr.
smythe, W. Bisliton, C. 11. Stonor, F. West, S. Jerning-
Bpaei‘eillil:i es: GERs,sowlEgsu oßun.Wulir
ham, Farnham, R. Musgrave, Forbes, Arbuthnot, Legh,
Henry Murray, Peers, George Leigh, Colonel G, Muni*

bury, Hall, Macleod, Wkitmorei James. A, Dlurraty, 43" LE'
Prendergast, Brackenliniy,,Trenutyne-Redd; John Derma,
,
Magmas, George Bankes, Freemantle, Huainan), A.,ttrist:;,, ~
•
Footer, Lindesay Bethune, Stoltz., CANTO 11 CiOperftl)!...."7.
ster, Wyndham Lewis, Beauclerk, General, BIM'
Mitchell, Parnther, Hanham, Dawkins,,Desunaunb,
Feick, Henry Baring, Cornwall Legh, Wally_ee
Gilbert, Hugh Baillie, Frankland, Shipley, Cs,DassPr7
Sutton, Cary, Assheton Smith, Edward TunimeDisliPP.n,*
ple, Marshall, Lowth, C. Douglas Helloed, Reuel' 1"'"
tinck, Morse, Colonel Fane, Balfour,
Misers—Charlotte Lowth, Tollemacbe, Baiilie,
Curtis, Sabina Curtis, (2) Pennant, Harriet, Wb
Bentinck, Harriet Mash, Anna Maria Roche, -Fos,
wynd, Dundas, Herbert, Augusta Borough,.
Baring, Martin Trotter, Shelley, Leveson Gower, 57,,
Wellesley, Willoughby, Fitzroy, Aegerstein, Styr'
Laura Stafford, Morse, Vyse, Mary Courtenay,
Stafford Jerningham (2), Herries, Legh, Sothercrub,.,
beth Courtenay, Anne Elizabeth Legh, Whitmore, St
Charlotte Storer, King, Wynyard, Long, Curteis,
Chichester, Clementina Jerningham, Cox, Vauglaas,
nett, Pitt, Laura Gamier, Walpole, Leigh, Nathan],
Balfour, Eliza Farnham, C. Lloyd, North, Stuart WOlll,
Dawkins, Trotter, Cooper Cooper, Beaumont, Bereef_le""
Charlotte I.owth, Emily Tylney Long, Balfour, Marigl"-',...
Flora Siceama, Cordelia Marshall, Elphinstone, Jane
drington, Blayney, Conrtenay, Anne Courtenay,
ter, Upton, Swettenham, Gore Langtoo,
Jane Montagu, Emma Pennant, Roclae, Henly, E 02,7
Henly, Sylvia Doyle, Pennant, Maynard, Curry,: pe--
garet Mitchell, H. Blaekburne, Fiances Legh,:AutuSlarer,
Hodson, Julia Campbell, Mitchell, C. Cola, stoat )Iwit.
ray, Hardy, Emily Hardy, Mary Harvey, Charlotte Che
wynd, Sabine Louisa Curtis, Emily Knox, A. Snits:Sr'
Caroline Montagu, Theobald, M'Leod, Glynne,
Walpole, Henrietta Bourke, Blackberne.
DUKES—Somerset, Devonshire, St. Albert's, Leiviter!.
Leeds.
MauQurssis--Thomond, Anglesea, Camden,
mondley, Londonderry, Sligo, Lothian, Winchester, EseSer:
Ea aLs--Roscomnion, Belfast, Liverpool,
Mounteharles, Bathurst, Talbot, Harruwbv9 Illaecleafiew?
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Roden, Chesterfield.
Viscouwes--Gage, Palmerston, Ingestrie, Deigns"'
Granville, Morpeth, Beresford, Sidmonth, Lorton, Igar
nerd.
Loans—St. Helens, Calthorp, Macdonald, Dundee, Si.
lenborough, Alaryborough, Clinton, Sydney, Salteta./.',
Redesdale, Glengall.
RIGHT Hons.—R. Peel, J. Herries, V. Fitagers,4
Arbuthnot, Foster.
Sirs—H. Lowe, H. Taylor, C. Wetherell, R. Bottr,'
W. Fremantle, C. Hunter, T. Hammond, J. Shelley,
Lumley, G. Murray, IL Hardinge, C. Aldis, G. 1117/
Bart., R. Phillips, T. Lawrence, Trayton Drake, .
s-
Houstoun, F. Watson, W. Koppel, C. MorgaP, J• Es
clair, C. Doyle, W. Curtis, T. Acland.

Thsuors—Durham, Rochester, Derry, Loudon.
REV. DR.--Blomberg.
Hay. Ma.—Bidlake Bray.
DOCTORS—Sigmond, Pollok, Baron, Noleken.
ADMIILALS—Sir J. Whitshed, Sotheron, TollemaCii•
GENERAL—Finch.
COLONELS--Hugh Baillie, Thornton, Cut!, Tut.l
Trench, N 1 attloy.
CAPTAINs--Thot nbrnugh, Fitzgerald, O'Brien, 11.,r(g',
Burton.
•Lkird
MESSIEURS—Hope, Legh, Singleton, John WI
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Middleton, Rochfort Grange, Dawkins Pennant, WP: -
ham Lewis, John Poingdeitre, Capel, M.P., Cox, .Co 4
houn, C. J. B. Aldis, Mash, W. Peel, Horace TN"'''
Bouverie, Martin, Alderman Bireh.
The following were among the numerous presentations:"...
The Lady Mayoress, by her mother Mrs. Horniray.
Lady Curtis, nu coming to the title.

Miss Sabine Curtis, by Lady Curtis.
Mrs. O'Brien, by Lady Peter Parker.
(2) Misses Pennant, by Mrs. Dawkins Pennant.

Miss Tolleinache, by Lady Fitzroy Somerset.
Mrs. Peers, on her marriage, by her mother, Mrs. Lott'''.
Miss Charlotte Lowth, by her mother, Mrs. Lowth.-
Hon. Miss King, by Viscountess Lorton.
Hon. Mrs. Middleton, on her marriage, by Lady Brownle‘
Hon. Augusta Graves, by Lady Graves...
Hon. Olivia de Roos, by Lady Genrgiana F. de Rowe'
Hon. Mary Robinson, by Lady Grantham.
Lady Janina Eliot, on her marriage, by the Congas
ie
Dowager St. Germans.
Hon. Airs. Hewitt, by Viscountess Lorton.
Hon. Mrs. Heathcote, on her marriage, by. the -4""'
chioness of Exeter.
Hon. Miss Gardiner, by Lady Granville Somerset- •
Hon. Miss Leveson Gower, by Viscountess Granvrlle.- •
Miss Henrietta Bourke, by Mrs. Smith.
Miss Jane Cedrington, by her mother, Lady codringtea,
Lady Emily Paget, by tke Countess Mounteharlee.
Mrs. Henry Bentinck, on her marriage, by Lady 40114"
Bentinck.
Mrs. C. Douglas Milford, on her marriage, by Lad'
Eliott Drake. 4 . .
Mrs. Marshall, by Lady Dundu. •
Mrs. Asaheton Smith, on her marriage, V
Clonmell. L".
Mrs. Shipley and Miss Shipley, by Mrs. Beilby ThomPi°,-
Mrs. Cornwall Legh, by her mother-in-law, Mrs.
Mrs. C. Man. Sutton, by the Rie,ht Hon. Ladk, sot; •
Mrs. Stafford Jerningham, on her marriage, by : '
ford. the Countesis :P.
Mrs. F. West, by the Countess De La-Warr, on bet
rig e.
Mrs. C. H. Stonor, on her marriage, by Lady StsifferL•
Mrs. D. H. O'Brien, on her marriage, by LOTT-IP.'
Parker.
Mrs. George Rose, on her marriage, by Lady Rose.
Mrs. Talbot, on her marriage, by Lady Montford.
Mrs. W. Bisliton, by Lady Ogilby.
Mrs. W. R. Gilbert, by the Marchioness of Lothian. .- •
Mrs. H. Baring, by the Countess of Rosebery.
Mrs. Hannan, on going abroad, by Viscountess' Turnea.s.'
Mrs. Dernp,ter, on her marriage, by the Dowager Coup
teas of Morton.
Mrs. C. Cooper, by Mrs. Homfray.
Lady Kilmaine, by Lady Taylor.
Lady Garvagh,by the Marchioness of C. liwriurtle.

Lady S. Curt, by Countess Brownlow.
Lady C. Thynne, by the Marchioness of Both.

Lady Caroline Scott, by the Countess of Clonmelf. •
Lady Hodson, by the Hon. Mrs. Barton.
Lady Charlotte Micklethwaite, by Lady Francis Hothll23.
Mrs. Brackesbury, on her marriage, by Lady Stourtou•
Lady Harriet Kerr, by the Marchioness of Lothian.
The Countess of Darlington, by Lady Caroline Powlete-
The Hon. Miss Levison Cower, by Viscountess Grasivinf'
Lady Katherine limners, by the Dowager Lady Cawdtit.
Lady Caroline Montagu, by the Conntese of Sandwicb.
Lady Beauchamp Proctor, on coming to her title, by Ladl

Frances
Mrs. Stuart, by the Countess of Sandwich.
Lady Antrobus, on coming to her title, by the Mira:Jong°
Cornwallis.
Mrs. Fremantle, on her marriage, by the Duchess of Wei'
lington.
Lady Mary Beauclerk, by the Duchess of St. Alban's. ,
Madame de Kenteow, by Countess Munster.
Miss Adelira Manners, by the Dowager Lady Cawslor. -
Miss Cecil Wellesley, by the Duchess of Wellington.
Mrs. Augustus Foster, by the Marchioness of Bristols
her return from abroad.
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Mrs. Forbes, on her marriage, hy the Duchess o
•
lington.
Lady Teynham, on her marriage, by Lady Montford. f
Lady Agnes Byng, on her marriage, by the Marchione°!
Bath.
Mrs. Storer, by Lady Montford.
Miss Storer, by Lady Montfotd.
Countess Nelson, on her marriage, by Yiacouutees
mouth.
Lady Blanche Howard, by the Countess of Carlisle.
Miss Macleod, of Macleod, by her mother.
Lady Mary Grey, by the Ceuutess of Jersey.
Lady Georgiana Grey, by the Countess* of Jersey. ,
Lady Henry Chelmondeley, on her marriage, by It"
Arbuthnot.
Lady Curtis, on coming to the title, by Lady BurgoY9B'
Lady Jemitna Bentinck, on• her return to England. bf
Lady Hawkins Whitshed.
Miss Ann Storer, by Lady Montford.
Lady Charles Somerset, by the Duchess of Beaufort.
Miss Hardy, by the Countess of Jersey.
Lady Carteret, by Lady Johu Thynne.
Miss Gore Langton, by Lady John Thynne.
Countess of Darlington, by Lady Caroline Paarielt,
Lad.' Caroline Clements, by the Countess of Leitrim.
Lady Mary Beaucherk by the Duchess of St. Alba.'
Lady Sophia Hastings, by the Marchioness of Lothian. ,

The Marchioness Wellesley, by Lady Maryborough.
Lady Chatterton, on her marriage, by her mot Let
Lascelles Iremonger.
Lady Duually, on coming from Ireland, by Lady flowr,
Lady Sophia Hervey, by the Mar-Airmails of Misted.•
Lady Stafford, on coming to the title, by Mrs. Howard.
Lady Fitegerald, on her marriage, by Lady Stafford.
Lady Constable, by the Hon. Mr& Clifford.
Lady Willoughby de Broko, on her marriage, 4'•f -
Gamier.
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Lady Georgina F. de Row, on her marOago• _,TY
Duchess of Leinstor. at I
Counties Brownlow, on her waren", by thl, DOW , •
Lady Brownlow. •

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Cousteas•of Aaddipita .
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• pa m:4,l*in
.dia .tirle~ by
LsitAtitaixtel''
Gamins- of Bectiee,- by- ..
Abe Nelms of Wellingtog, Ledy,Riterti;-ty
.bfaltkioneeelif Clanriearde nn her marriage, by the Mar-
t ,ehiotiese • ' Cavite' of Merton, on coming to her title,.by Lady Rose.
Sirlsia...Doyle, •Lady Doyle.
Mtn Carry, on aiiroad, by Mrs. Louth.
Mitt Maynar4by Viscountess Maynard.
MiSCPenuent;:by Mrs.•Dawkins Pennant. • .
Hardy, 4y:the, Countesa of Jersey.
4ila Roche, by: her mother,-the Hon. Mrs. Burton.
Nies Emma. Pennant, Mrs.2'Dawkins Pennant.
,SuilJane,Montigu, by Lady itlositagy. • luitt tuly Constabis,..l)34.the,Hon. Mrs., Clifford. •
Tollethaelie, by Lady Fitzroy. .Somerser.
Jaae Cotlehigton, by ber.mother, Lady C-adrington.
llifiti
p,‘ MarehidbeeeWelteilley,' by Lady. Maryborough.
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‘4irs. 461 EnsPiig,"by,th,e'Counter:a.of Jersey. • , -
thi Hon.' Mrs.; Clifford.
llisliais..Augilata Graves, by Lady'Graves.
Miss Swiefeilhani, 14-Viscountess Tumour. Miss Ilothanby Lady Francis liotharri, • Miss Jane Balfour, by her mother, Mrs. Balfour.
Mitt Annatlitabeth Legh, by her inother,'Mri, Legh.
:qrs.: Cox. • Use Laura Garnier, by her mother, the Hon. Mrs. Gamier.
Nils Bennett, on going abroad, by Mrs: Louth.
bll44.Courteisay, by the Hon. Mrs. Cliffiud.
li Shelley, by Lady Shelley.
Baring, Ny. the cduntess of.RoseherrY.
Miss. Martin -Trotter, by Mrs. Lindsay Bethune.
Antia Maria Roche, by her mother, the Uon. Mrs.
Burton..
Mise Elisabeth Courtenav, by Mrs. Clifford.
Mils Cordelid Ikluraliall,by Lady Donde*.
M n,iss Bentinck, o ker return to England, by Lady Haw-
kins Whitthed.
Miss Marshall, by,Lady Drindas.
Miss Anne Courteriay, by the Hon. Mrs. Clifford.
Miss Balfour, by her mother, Mrs. Balfour..
.13eiesford, by her aunt, Lady Anne 13eresrord.
Miss Trotter, by Mrs. Lindsay Bethune.
14*,kitt;_by Mrs. ItighY.
Miss Charlotte Storer, by Lady Rlontford.
• ChiCliester, by the Hon. Mrs. Cliffor,l.
Emily ',Hardy, by the Countess of Jersey.
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oe Julia Campbell, by Lady Elinor Campbell, of Islay.
'fits Kerr by the Marchioness of Lothian, Misa.sephia:..Walpole, by her mother, Lady Margaret
bite Emily; Knox, &tighter of the Bishop of :Derry, by
•her mother, the Hon. Airs. William Knox.
,)441 Glynne, by her mother, Lady Glynne.
4,,,t)11 Clementina Jerninghini, by Lady Stafford. --•-
'Li, Whitmore, by the Countess of Denbigh.
%!'s Sotheron, by Mrs. Sotlierilii:
44 Chichester, by the Hon..lllis..difford.Al •
et Mrary Courtenay, by Mrs.'Clifford.
Mss`K by earnline. Illontagn, by Lady Montagu.
ing, Viscountess Lorton.
Miss D •
a y
, btourton
.Lady St otu .t
on.
141 Charlotte Chetwynd, by her mother, Lady Chetwynd.
Miss Frailties Lee', by her mother, Mrs. Legh.
Ld'4iss Sabine Louisa Curtis, by Lady Burgoyne:
dy Mary Dunda.s, by the Duchess of Montrose.
y Selina Jenkinson, by the Countess of Plymouth.
The Hon.
Mi.. Levesou Gower, by Viscountess Granville.
kiss Hodson, by her mother, Lady Hodson.
11-sqy Acland, by the Dowager Countess of Morton.
Ilarriet.R
'he yder, by the. Countess of Harrowby.
, Bon. Mrs. Ferguson, of Pamir, on her marriage, by
the Duchesa. of Wellington.
ilan. Miss Blayney, by Lady Blayney.
Alien A'Court, by Lord Heytesbury.
acly Margaret Montagu Scott, by Lady Montagu.
rs. George Bankes, by Viscountess Sidmouth.
'44. John Dorrieu 14;sc,ens, on her marriage, by Lady-
Bynevor.
""k L. Prendergast, upon her marriage and return from
indle, by Lady Howden.
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t 4 Jame,' A. Murray, by Lady George Murray.
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Whiteore, by the Countess of Denbigh.
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