Duchess of Rutland

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It was while staying at her mother's, the Dowager Duchess of Beaufort's house in Berkeley Square, that the Duchess of Rutland heard of the desperate state of her husband, who was then at Bangor, and who died before she could reach him, on 24th October 1787.

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Berkeley Square - Introduction
1 - Formation of Berkeley Square
2 - Berkeley House and Devonshire House
3 - Development of Berkeley House Estate
4 - Lansdowne House
5 - Earl of Bute
6 - Lord Shelburne
7 - Third Lord Lansdowne
8 - Second Marquis of Lansdowne
9 - Third Marquis of Lansdowne
10 - Art and Furniture
11 - Sculptures
12 - Guests of Lord Lansdowne
13 - No. 6 Berkeley Square
14 - No. 10 Berkeley Square
15 - 1784 Demonstration in Berkeley Square
16 - Lord Clyde (Sir Colin Campbell)
17 - No. 11 Berkeley Square
18 - Horace Walpole
19 - Lady Waldegrave
20 - No. 20 Berkeley Square
21 - No. 21 Berkeley Square
22 - No. 45 Berkeley Square
23 - No. 44 Berkeley Square
24 - Lady Isabella Finch
25 - Lord Brougham
26 - No. 48 Berkeley Square
27 - Thomas Hope
28 - Lady Mary Wortley Montagu
29 - Charles James Fox
30 - Lord Canterbury
31 - Theodore Hook
32 - Lord and Lady Clermont
33 - Duchess of Rutland
34 - Lord Byron
35 - Michael Woodhull
36 - Lady Shelley
37 - Martha Blount
38 - No. 38 Berkeley Square
39 - Other Notable Residents of Berkeley Square
40 - Central Garden
41 - Statues and Trees
42 - Berkeley Square Mystery
43 - Hay Hill
44 - 'A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square'
45 - Berkeley Square TV Series

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