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s her socially unqualified to be presented, the Lord Chamberlain, on becoming aware of the fact, would at once cancel the presentation, and officially announce it in the _Gazette_, and the person making such presentation would be expected to tender an apology for so doing. * * * * * =An Unmarried Lady does not possess the Privilege= of making a presentation, however high her rank may be. She is not permitted to attend any subsequent Courts after first presentation until three years have elapsed; save under exceptional circumstances. Four Courts are held during each year at Buckingham Palace, two before and two after Easter, but due intimation is given previous to each Court being held by the Lord Chamberlain through the medium of the official _Gazette_, from whence it is copied into the newspapers. The wives of members of the Cabinet and of the ambassadors or ministers at the Court of St. James's usually attend at each Court, and have the privilege of doing so by reason of the official presentations made by them at each Court. * * * * * =It is compulsory for a Lady= making a presentation to be herself present at the Court at which the presentation is to be made, though it is not necessary for her to accompany the person whom she presents, but simply to attend the same Court. * * * * * =When a Lady intends making a Presentation= she should, on or after the 1st of January write to the Lord Chamberlain and inform him of a wish to attend a Court, and forward the name of the lady to be presented by her. * * * * * =Ladies are not expected= to attend Court more than once in every three years, unless under exceptional circumstances. * * * * * =A Lady attending a Court= may present one lady in addition to her daughter or daughter-in-law. * * * * * =A Lady presented for the First Time= can only present her daughter or daughter-in-law at the Court at which she is presented. * * * * * =No Applications can be received= from ladies who wish to be presented. Their names must be forwarded by the ladies who wish to make the presentations. * * * * * =Summonses are issued= about three weeks before the date of each Court. Ladies may be accompanied to Cou
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