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... arrived here to-day from a short visit to his noble relatives, the Enrl and Countess oif Carlisle, ait Castle Howard. H is Grace's domestic establishment, consisting of nearly furry r persons, his stud of horses and equipages, anti nragnificent l services ...

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... customary grace and affability. Her Majesty opened the ball, and honoured his Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge with her band the first Pet of quadrilles, the Buie of which wad from Le Domino Moir. Her Majesty danced with alike grace and animation ...

... B.n ky, Mi. and the Misses Emmett, Mr. and Mis. Wainhouse, Mr. and Mrs. W. Johnson, Mr. Mrs. Hall, Miss Worthington, Mr. Kimmins Mr. Lysler, Miss Hamp'oii, Mi. Men, Mr.Sneid, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Brown, Mr. Mr. Acton, Mr. Hellett, Mr. Frost, Mr. Bayldon ...