Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales takes her airing every fine day as usual in her Phaeton and pair; and continues to look extremely well. The Prince hunts with his harriers, on the Downs, almost everyday. From The Sussex Weekly … Continued
Last Tuesday the Stadtholder arrived at Brighton on a visit to the Prince of Wales. The same night there was a very grand subscription ball at the Castle – Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, and the … Continued
On Thursday and Friday, their Royal Highnesses, and retinue, dined at the house of Mr Molineux, where the Princess showed the most engaging marks of condescension and politeness, by standing a considerable time at an open window to gratify the … Continued
About six o’clock on Friday evening last, his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales arrived at Brighton, in consequence of which the bells were set a ringing, and the town, in some parts, illuminated. Her Royal Highness, we are informed … Continued
The Prince and Princess of Wales removed from Mr Hamilton’s house, on the Steine, to the Royal Pavilion on Thursday last. From The Sussex Weekly Advertiser, 1795
The Prince and Princess of Wales are expected at Brighton the latter end of this week: the necessary preperations have been made at the Marine Pavilion for the reception of their Royal Highnesses. From The Sussex Weekly Advertiser, 1796
The Royal Pavilion in Brighton was left last week cleaning and airing from which it is expected, that the Princess of Wales will soon honour it with her residence. From The Sussex Weekly Advertiser, 20 June, 1791
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