Court Fashion and Varieties At Royal Society Night in London
A busy royal schedule reports Prince Albert inspecting Sehuty's calculating machine at Somerset House, attending a Royal Medical Benevolent College opening at Epsom, and a grand late evening at the Olympic Theatre. A long list of guests includes the Duchess of Kent, Sir William Molesworth, General Wetherall, Lady Anna Alaria Dawson, and many other peers. The Queen hosted a Privy Council, viewed panoramic exhibitions, and the season closed with a levee and numerous diplomatic presentations at Buckingham Palace.
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Prince Albert
Royal Society
Somerset-house
Sehuty
Epsom
Royal Medical. Benevolent College
Ter Majesty
Duchess of Kent
the Wrench Ambasendor
Dar Granville
Anna Alaria Dawson
Baroness de'Speth
Alfred Pageet
Lord Ghuvehill
Stglet Don
William
Lady Molesworth
George Couper
Stoward’ Douglas
Wetherall
Puckingham Pusses
Alice
Barford
Leicester
Sebastopol
The
Alma
Olympic Theatre
G. Cooper
Crystal Palace
Palace
Belshaw
House of Lorie
Karl Shaftesbury
Constantinople
Paris
Madame Ristori
Schiller
Mary Stuart
Queen Elizabeth
Mars
Duchesnois
France
Regent-street
London
Portsmouth
Inkermann
Gasoline
Robert Walpole
St. James’s Park
Bomba
Pius
Papal
Naples
McCraith
Smyrna
Viscount Palmerston
Marchioness of Clanricarde
Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury
Toulmin Smith
Lord Palmerston
Tam
Cuannes Clirvony
Count de’ Sartiges
Washington
Sardinia
J.T. Abdy
University of Cambridge
H. Adair
M.P
Earl of Stradbroke
C. Ainslie
T. Bunury
Dr. Alloway
Lord Panmure
Charles Anderson
Bart
R.A. Christopher
Angerstein
Viscount Hardinge
William Armytage
Sea of Azoff
C. Wood
Arnott
Willoughby Cotton
F. Beaumont
Bell
Jamaica
Ion
D. Byng
C. M. Buckle
R.N
Crimea
Charles Wood
Cameron
British Foreign Legion
Collinson
Arctic Sea
G.T. Colville
J. Conolly
Lord John Russell
Egerton
P. Grey Egerton
Elmsall
A. B. Clifton
Athe J. C. Ewart
Mr. Ewart
Musurus
Louis Corti
Trautmansdorff
M. Baudin
Abercorn
Louisa Hamilton
Ailesbury
Delawarr
Arabella West
Earl of
Cardigan
Listowel
Emily Hare
Shaftesbury
Cheatething
Powis
Countess Bruce
Countess of Wilton
Katherine Egerton
Elizabeth de Ros
Earl Granville
Countess of
Malmesbury
Countess of Derby
Emma Stanley
Jersey
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Countess Vane
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Elizabeth Craven
Erroll
Alice Hay
Stanhope
Barrington
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Stormont
Mandeville
Combermere
Wardinge
Miss Hardinge
Canning
Newport
Fordwich
Valletort
Grey de Wilton
Sydney
Canterbury
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Chelsea
Augusta
Honoria Cadogan
Lyndhurst
Miss Copley
Robert Grosvenor
Churchill
Adolphus Fitzclarence
Charles Bruce
Alfred Paget
Charles Somerset
Miss Somerset
Georgiana Bathurst
Geraldine
Emily Somerset
Caroline Murray
Howard
Caroline Cust
Claud Hamilton
Rolle
Ossulton
Elizabeth Drummond
Charlotte Lyster
Chas
Mary Wood
Miss Phipps
Douglas Pennant
Louisa Pennant
Pennant
Baron Luke
Selina Kerr
Flora Macdonald
Miss Montagu
Georgina Codrington
Lady Middleton
Wm. Fraser
William David‘gon
George Wombwell
James Fergusson
M. Biddulph
Tyrwhitt
Norman Macdonald
Royal Entertainment at St James Palace Dinner
Queen and Prince Albert honored the Duchess of Cambridge at St James's Palace with a royal dinner. Notables included the Duchess of Kent, the Hereditary Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort, the Duke of Buccleuch, the Marquis of Lansdowne, Breadalbane, Clarendon, and Viscounts Palmerston. The Princess Royal attended the later party with the Duchess of Sunderland. Maharajah Dhuleep Singh, the Doria Pamphilji couple, and foreign dignitaries also appeared.
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Adaward Bulwer Jrvtton
Parklane
Duke of Wellington
Duke of Montrose
Earl of Edenborough
Earl of Lelintown
Lord Yolchester
Spencer Walpole
John Pakington
Frederick Thesiger
Tbadward Begerton
M.P
William Jolliffe
Mel
Lord Naas
Wenrietta Somerset
Emily
Duchess of Beaufort
John Morant
Caroline Morant
Brockenhurst-house
Tlants
St. George’s Chiurch
Hanover Square
Duchess of Cambridge
Mary
Duchess of
Paris
London
ST. James’s Palace
Prince Albert
Duchess of Kent
Count Colloredo
Helene Kielmannegge
The Conservative Land Society Holds Quarterly Meeting at Exeter Hall
Viscount Ranelagh presided over a special meeting at Exeter Hall to alter rules and conduct ordinary business. The report highlighted land investments and estate expansions, with substantial land sales totaling 6,4272 10s for the quarter and large cash receipts.
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Conservative Land Society
Exeter Hall
Viscount Ranelagh
Ford
Retford
Alford
Malvern
Hounslow
Brighton
Reading
R. Bourke
T. Pownall
Sangster
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