Royal journey to Sea Coast to Weymouth and Windsor
London dispatches report preparations for the royal journey to the Sea Coast with a Windsor departure likely at dusk. The first stop will be the Duke of Gloucester’s Lodge in the New Forest, then Weymouth for a reception at Gloucester House. Details cover Franco-English courtships, political manoeuvres, and miscellaneous society notes from the period.
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Regency era ball at Wells barons and officers in cavern
Among many excellent dancers were Lady Lucy Boyle and Mr. Dahureed the Hon Mr Boyle and Miss Farington Miss Sage and Capt Manly Miss Horner and Capt Coxe all the principal families attended the ball to display loyalty to his Majesty and greet the noble commander. The next day officers illuminated Wookey Hole then hosted a small party of ladies and the regiment band played God Save the King and the crowd danced for hours.
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