The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-07-26 00:00:00

COURT AND FASHION.

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DUCHESS OF HAMILTON has publicly avowed the
With
the suspected, that her grace has united herself
duke Church of Rome. Rumour intimates that the
will also shortly be declared a pervert.—Record.
.1.4010,
Bomb; A. FITZCLAILENCE, Commander-in-Chief in
'would 3i; is seriously ill, insomuch that it was feared be
account,,e,_furced to return to England when the last
,10,4; Zere despatched from India.
Daaandseer:t"RNToN, Esq., having been appointed agent
at arY to the General Screw Steam-packet Com-
coloYrkislseecareltatrtya at £l.OOO per annum, the office of
for the island of Tobago is vacant.
~.THR nr,
0kin00,47 I)BarkA:ND DUCHESS OF RICHMOND'S party at
o—odu during the annual races, will assemble
banquetstuursday next. Their graces will give sumptuous
to their guests.
oflhß RO HIGHNESS the Hereditary Grand Duchess
-,..e IGH.
qin cklenburg Strelitz completed her 31st year on
Thursday, upon which occasion. the Duchess received the
congratulations of her august family.
h THE YOUNG PRINCE OF BELGIUM, the Duke of Bra.
-4", and Count of Flanders, have been attacked by the
teasles, which seems just now to affect most of the
s
Ysal Families in Europe. The course of the disease i
id to be favourable.

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'4ARRIAGE" IN HIGH LIFE.—On Wednesday were
loleninised the nuptials of Lady Emily De Burgh, second
I'DZlhter of the Marquis of Clanricarde, and
Viscount Ear
of
grandson and the heir apparent of
1-lau The ceremony was performed at St.
George's,
11,11Z;%scluare, by the Hon. and Rev. R. C. Townsend
114.11 square,
of the bridegroom.
110r4%r To THE 11INISTERS. On Saturday the Lord
and a nonag'ndon entertained Her Majesty's Ministers
11°119e• ..kreoQua and distinguished party at the Mansion-
Ambassador t'utat,.ll,e guests were the Premier, the French
tenor and 11-- ',Be Countess Walewski, the Lord Chan-
Granville, Lord(17 `-rativv I Lord John Russell, Lord
SS of Sutherl-
Duche merort 1,
ston, the Duke of Argyll, the
'Newcastle, Lord ana, Lady Palmerston, the Duke of
THE „ nardinge. ,
Onurh,. OF PORTSMOUTH expired at his seat, Hurts-
adv -'-Park, near Andover, on the 14th instant, at the
,anced a.,
g of eighty-six. He is succeeded in his title
7cl estates by his brother, the Hon. Newton Fellowes,
27. Earl of Portsmouth. The present earl married,
of June, 1800, the Lady Catherine Fortescue, se_
CA" daughter of Hugh, first Earl Fortescue, and by that
Lady has issue—lsaac Newton (now Lord Lymington),
:clro llth of January, 1325 ; Catherine, married to Say-
r Allen, Esq., of Cresselly, in the county of Pem-
t ":)", grandson Ralph late Lord Robert Seymour ; Hes-
Jr, married to Leeke, Esq., of Longford-hall, in
lue county of Salop ; Camilla Eleanor, married, June,
4852, her cousin, the Hon. Dudley Fortescue.
PTHE ROYAL FAMILY.—The malady which attacked in
first instance the Prince of Wales, and afterwards the
of Ince Consort, seems destined to run through the whole
_ the Royal Family. The Queen herself began to feel
21na,Ptores of it on Saturday week, and was scarcely able to
;It!aKe good her intended removal to Osborne, where the
,Isease declared itself fully. Happily her Majesty has
passed favourably through its stages, and the last bulletin
"'eh was issued on Friday leaves no doubt as to her
convalescence :
"The Queen has passed a good night, and the marked abate-
, of every symptom this morning is such as to indicate Her
„,'liestY's approaching convalescence."
the. Princess Royal and the Princess Alice had to be left
ehlod at Buckingham Palace, having likewise been
attacked, and being too unwell for removal. Their Royal
T~eh
nesses likewise have passed through it favourably.
infection appears to have been latent at the Palace
during
the stay here of the late illustrious visitors to Her
"j4a)estY ; several of them, among them the Crown Prince
of Hanover, having fallen sick on their return 140nres