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Court and personal news from a London social week
Tur Queen hosted dinner-parties on Wednesday and Thursday with notable guests including the Dean of Windsor and the Provost of Eton. Mr Kean’s company performed Hamlet with cuts for the court. The Marquis and Marchioness of Douglas and other nobles left on Friday. The Times reports ministerial reshuffles after Lord Auckland’s death, with Sir Francis Thornhill Baring named First Lord of the Admiralty and possible cabinet changes anticipated. Also noted are Pontefract Recorder appointment, a Windsor parish council, and Lord Palmerston’s absence due to an accident. Earl Talbot died at Ingestre Hall aged 71, with Viscount Ingestre heir. The Evenement notes Guizot’s Paris return delayed to March.
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Tur Queen
Windsor
Eton
Hawtrey
Hamlet
Mr. Kean
Marquis
Eari
Fortescue
Times of
Lord Auckland
Francis Thornhill Baring
Admiralty
John Russell
Department of the Admiralty
James Graham
Lord Minto
Pontefract
B. Boothby
F.J. Baring
Kanda
Viscount Palmerston
Cabinet
Broadlands
Baines
Q.C
Tatpor
Ean Talbot
Ingestrehall
Staffordshire
Ingestre
M. Guizot
Paris
Rosiy
Burpett Courrs
London
Sir Francis Burdett
Baronet
Francis
Vicars
Sir Francis
Liverpool
Edinburgh
Edinburgh News
Manchester
P. Clark
Messrs. Clark
Whittington Clius
Whittington Club
Metropolitan Athensium
Douglas Jerrold