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... HIS Majesty, with his usual marked kir - hess and attention, was pleased to give the juvenile branches of the Nobility and Gentry splendid entertainment at Carlton Palace on Tuesday night, which was, it is needless to sny, numerously and brilliantly attended. Yesterday his Majesty held Court at Palace in Pail-Mall, which was numeroudy attended. His Majesty also held a Privy Council, at which ...

... ? 1' . lias been pleased to direct patent MU'l> r the appointing Charles Slaw Esq. (»eor«»e .fame* Pennington, Tsq. John Elliot Drinkwafer, r.-q Edward n, Esq. Sampson (I. I.ennard, !>. Maude, l -q. J. Buckle, Esq J. AMriiipe, .1. Hamuli!', H. I). Jones, Esq. J. . I'mj. .1. J. Chapman, H. ?». ' - j. 0. Pl.itf, E*q. and W. T. ! •. I.i« \ Commissioners for iuqfine i:i:i» »!:«• *' m- and bom of ...