Household of Frederick, Prince of Wales

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The Household of Frederick, Prince of Wales was the royal establishment and administrative, domestic, and social center that surrounded and supported Frederick, heir apparent to the British throne in the early 18th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf court establishment
royal household
appliesToPerson Frederick, Prince of Wales NERFINISHED
country Kingdom of Great Britain
dissolutionCause death of Frederick, Prince of Wales
dissolved 1751
hasPart Lord Chamberlain’s department NERFINISHED
Master of the Horse’s department NERFINISHED
Treasurer of the Household’s department NERFINISHED
almoner
artists and craftsmen attached to the court
chapel royal staff of the Prince of Wales
chaplains
coachmen and grooms
cooks and kitchen staff
domestic servants of the Prince of Wales
equerries
grooms of the bedchamber
ladies-in-waiting to the Princess of Wales
librarian or keeper of books
messengers
musical establishment of the Prince of Wales
musicians
pages of honour
physicians and surgeons
political advisers of the Prince of Wales
porters and doorkeepers
secretaries and clerks
stewards
inception 1720s
location Cliveden NERFINISHED
Kew NERFINISHED
Leicester House, London NERFINISHED
London, England
surface form: London
partOf British Royal Household NERFINISHED
positionHeldBy Frederick, Prince of Wales NERFINISHED
role administrative centre for the Prince of Wales
domestic centre for the Prince of Wales
social centre for the Prince of Wales
significantEvent expansion after Frederick’s arrival in Britain in 1728
political opposition to George II’s court
reorganisation after Frederick’s marriage to Augusta of Saxe-Gotha in 1736
usedFor court entertainments and balls
management of the Prince’s private finances
management of the Prince’s residences
musical performances and concerts
patronage and distribution of offices
religious services
representation of the Prince’s political faction

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Leicester House, London servedAsResidenceOf Household of Frederick, Prince of Wales