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London, England, 1825-06-10 00:00:00

Lally Acton, by the Dowager Durban of Rutland.
Idiot Aetna, by the Dowager Ouehess of Rutland.
Mho 4 Duncombe, by Lady C. Denenntbe.
Miss R. Owen, by her mother, Lady Owen.
Miss Moreton, by Lady Shoehorns.
Miss Cumming, by Lady T. Farquhar.
Miss Winn. by Lady J. Hay.
The Hon. Marianne Kenyon, by lady Rodney.
Miss C. Pusey, by Lady L. Pump
Hog. Miss Kenyon, by Lady Rodtiefi
Mrs. Dhbrowe, en her marriage, by Lady & Robinson.
Hon. Mrs. Mines, on her marriage, by her mother the beware

Lodi Knatebbsill. _ _ _
Hon. Mrs. Gifford, by Lady ilfrottesley.
Hon. Mrs. Frager,of Lover, by 'lse Dowager Lady Saltoon.
Viscountess &rangford, on her return front Condanthiople.
Wks A. Otway Cave and Miss C. Otway Cave, by Mrs. Ot.
way Cave.
Contesse A. Morel Cbampensont, by Countess Beenebamp.
Miss 0. Colleton, by her mother, Countess Morell.
Mies O. Kerr, and Miss C. Kerr, by their mother Lady M. Kerr.
Lady Raffle., r•n her return from India, by Lady Home.
Miss L Gifford, by Lady Wrottesley.
Hon. Mrs. Grasse ille Waldegravem her mardage,by Lady Radstock.
Miss Prittie, by Lady Ponsonby.
Hon. Mrs. Toler, by Lady East.
Hon. K. Rice, by. Lady Dynevor.
Ms Doyle, by the Ilon. Lady Murray.
Lady Croft, on her marriage, by this Hon. Lady CockerelL
Miss Donovan, by her mother, the Hon. Mrs. Demean.
Lady Cbetwynd, on comiog to her tide, by the Honourable Lady
Wrotteslry.
Mrs. Coutts, by the Countess of Guildford. ,
The Right Hon. lady Tertham, by the Countess of Abingdon.
Lady Elizabeth Fielding,by the blarchioness of Lanadown.
Lady Palk, by the Dowager Duchess of Rutland.
Lady Elizabeth Cornwallis, by the Marchioness of Cornwallis.
Miss Rose Mundy, by her mother, the lion. Mrs. Mundy.
Viscountess Chetwynd, on her marriage, by the Countess of

Stradbroke.
Lady Louisa Kiklerbee,, on her marriage, by the Countess of
Stradbroke,
Lady Ormsby en her marriage, by the Countess of Coventry.
Miss Broke, by the Countess of Stradbroke.
Lady Louisa Lambton, by•the Countess of Jersey.
Lenigan, on her marriage, by Mrs.' Lowth.
bliss OuseleT, by the Dowager blareltioness of Salisbury.
Iliss Anne Scott, and Mies Alma Maria Clintes,by Mrs. Scott, of
flarden.
Nibs Barbara Giffard, by Lady Wrottesley.
lion. Percy Roper Curzon, by her mother, Lady Teynhaet. -
Hun. Julia Roper Curzon, by Lady Teynhant.
Mrs. Henry Dymobe, by Lady Gyrfolyr.
Miss Georgians Vernon, by Lady Vernon.
bliss Barton, by Lady 0011.
bliss Amelia Gnaw, by Lady Hyde Parker.
Miss Scott, by Lady Byam Martin.
The guard ct -honour on this occasion was furnished'
from the Coldstream Regiment of Guards, commanded
by Colonel STEEL, the beautiful band of which, together
with two others, continued to play the national air of
God save the King, when any of the Royal Family ar-
rived or departed, and various others throughout the
day. There was also stationed in front of the Palace,
ir. the street, a detachment of Life Guards, with their
delightful band, which also performed occasionally. A
party of the Blues kept the approaches clear, assisted
by the police, under the direction of Mr. Dyer, the Ma-
gistrate of Marlborough-street, and Sir Richard Birbie ;1
but the croii d, although very great, behaved with so
much order and decorum, that very little interference
was necessary.
t four (o'clock his NA JEsTV retired from the Drawing-
Room, and tie Court broke up, but it was past six before
the v, hole of the company had departed. The Band of
Gentlemen Pensioners lined the ante•room, and the
Yeerten of the Guard the Grand Hall, during the pre-
ceedirlgs of the day.