The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-13 00:00:00

SOUTH HANTS.

A New Forest correspondent, yesterday, says that
Lord Duncan and Ralph Etwall, al., will be the Libe-
ral candidates for South Hants, acd that to-morrow they
will be nominated in opposition to Mr. Compton and
Lord H. Chohnondeley, the Tory candidates and land-
lords' nominees. Lord Duncan is highly respected
in Hampshire, having sat for Southampton some years
since. Ralph Etwall, Esq., is a Hampshire man, and
sat for Andover for many years. He is much beloved
among the farmers. Ho is a thorough man of business,
a good sportsman, and was an intimate friend of the late
Lord George Bentinck. He is a Free-trader, and a
Liberal in every sense of the word. It is believed that
Mr. Compton will not engage in a spirited contest, for
fear of the galling opposition from the Foresters, and
from the enemies he made in consequence of his opposi-
tion to the Dorchester Railroad. As for Lord Chol-
mondeley, it was with great reluctance that he was in-
duced to come forward. There is, therefore, the best of
chances for the Liberals. Mr. Compton will be severely
taken to task by the electors at the nomination, for his
conduct in Parliament, and the utmost determination has
been come to not to submit to the. insolent and over-
bearing conduct of Mr. Sloane Stanley and others at th
hustings, and who invariably aet as if they elected
Members by personal right.

HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—Amongst the noble
and distinguished visitors honouring the performances at
her Majesty's Theatre on Saturday evening with their pre-
sence, was his Grace the Duke of Wellington. Her Ma-
jesty's box was occupied by the Countess Grey, Lady
Georgina Grey, the Hon. Mrs. Grey, Miss De Vceux, and
party. In her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent's box
were the Duke and Duchess of Leicester, Lady Caroline
Sandford, and party. Amongst the fashionable company
also present in the theatre on this occasion were the follow-
ing:—Ills Excellency the Russian Minister, his Excellency
the French Minister, and the Countess Walewski, his Ex-
cellency the Sardinian Minister, his Excellent' the
American Minister, the First Secretary of the American
Legation, and Mrs. and Miss Abbott Lawrence, the Mar-
quis of Bath, the Marquis and Marchioness of Ailesbery, the
Earl and Countess of Glengall and Lady Margaret Butler,
the Earl and Countess of Chesterfield, the Earl of Wilton, the
Dowager Countess of Harrington snd Lady Jane St.
_Maur
Stanhope, the Countess of Wilton, the Earl of Lon_selal_a e, the
Earl of Cardigan, the Earl Bruce, Lord Ward, d
Thre Viscount7it"l3' LadNrd
the Viscount Ranelagh, Lord Southampton;
Fitzgerald, Lord
Entield, the Viscount Clifden, the Dowager Wm.yLennaoz:
Lady Francis Gordon, Lord Gardner,
Gerald
,heansdolicLitoadi
Lord and Lady Ernest Bruce, Lord
Adolphus Fitzclarence
Otho Fitzgerald, Lord Sandys, Lordnoes
sr d, ,B Bart.,
ratr.,t
t.
Sir Compton Domville, Bart., Lady
Barrett Leonard, Admiral Sir
Lord Grey, Sir Thomas Barrett
ohLuenß
General, Lady Palmer,
Danville, and the Misses Domville; Mr. Hubert de Burgh,
ir George Armitage, Bart., Sir George
Mr. and Mrs. Tudor,irS
Henry Webb, Bart., Sir William
Su Henry
the Hon. James Macdonald, Sir
Wombwell, Bart.,
Lady Howard :and Mies How-
Keith Ball, Bart., i.P.,
Mr. and Lady Elizabeth Repton,
[ Ralph Howark_,,d, ALE.,
, ard ; Mr. G. I'.'; captain and the Hon. Mrs. Ryder Burton,
Colonel Dfercs ,
d, Lady Kirkland, and Miss Kirkland ; Miss
Sir John Kirkland,
Caroline Bellew and party, Mr. Gyles, Mr. F. G. Megan,
air Mitchell, Mr. Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Palmer, Mr.
M.P., i"...i. d, Mr. Thomas, Mr., Crombie, Mr. Pole, Mr.
W.party, Mr.
W. '-fe^-0,-- party,
Trelawng, Mrs. Dodd and .
Martin,
Storer ape-party, Mr. George Hudson, Dial., and taisi
the
Hudson, S'C'
ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA....•..Iiiii Roy
Duke of Cambridge honoured the performances at at highness
thes Roye
Italian Opera with his presence on Saturday evening. The
Queen's box
.was occupied by Lady Augusta Seymour and
the Hon. Miss Seymour, Mr. Blac.kwood, and party.
Among the fashionable company bon • ouling the theatre
with their presence we remarked
the Duke of Buckingham, the Duke and Duchess of Mel-
fort, the Marchioness of C
n
Brancaleene and Mdll Yngh am, the Marchioness of
the Earl of C •e. B rancaleone, the Earl of Sand-
wich,Ladies Frances, Elizabeth,
the Earl of Dartmouth and the
rances Elizabeth, Louisa, Jane, Beatrix,
Catherine, and 'Florence Legge, the Countess Craven,
the Countess
the Earl of Caledon, the Earl of Clarendon,
_ Bruce, the Countess of Kinneul, Lady
Frances Hay and Lady Louisa Moncrieffe, the Earl of
Mountcharles, the Count and Countess de Morella, Via-
count Torrington, Viscount Sydney, Viscount Grey de
Wilton, Viscount Exmouth, Lord and Lady Carrington and
the Hon. Miss Carrington, Lord and Lady Camoys and
the Hon. Misses Stonor, Lord and Lady Ernest Bruce, Lady
Bitrghersh, Lady Cosmo Russell and Miss O'Callaghan,
Lady Howard de Walden and the Hon. Misses Ellis, Lady
Morgan and Mrs. Ricardo, Lady Elizabeth Bulteel and the
Misses &thee], Lady Colthurst and Mrs. Hatton and Miss
Hatton, Lord John Hay, Lord Arthur Hay, Hon. Miliano 'Hon.
Mrs. W. Wellesley, Major the Hon. R. Needham.
.
W. Grey, Hon. George Mulles, Sir Henry Webb,_
on.
_ Hon.
Frederick Calthorpe, Hon. Mrs. Strange Jocelyne and Hon.
Miss Miss Hobhouse, Lady Farquhar and Mies S Farquhar,
and Lady
Clay, Page Turner, Sir John Hare. Sir Williams James Fery-
Clay, Lady Pigot, Sir George Armytage.
Lady Flower,
Colonel ower
guson, Sir William and Lady De
Bathe, T hitt '
Colonel Blanc, Colonel Steele, Colonel yew ,Colonel
" Mevrick, Mr. Robert Peel,
Crombie, Major Gage, Captain
and _
Mr. Arthur Hobhouse, Captain Lloyd, Mr.
. Mrs. Newton
Scott, Mr. C. H. Hicks, Mr. P. Martineau, Captain
Leyland and Mrs. Leyland, Miss Gyles, Mr. Lyne Stephens,
Mrs. Maberley, Mr. Webster, Mr. Oom, the Misses Praed,
Mr. Talbot Stanley, Mr. J. Lloyd Clayton,
Tow
Bulteel, Mr. and Mrs. John nw A
3', Ir. and Mrs. Russell
te Mr. edwell
Sturges, Mr. ThistlethweY f p Mr. Bligh, Mr.
Hamilton, &c.
ROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CRUELTY TO ANDIALL—At a meeting of the committee of
this society, held yesterday, Sir H. Webb, Bart., in the
chair, it was moved by Sir J. S. Lillie, and unaninanusly re-
solved-
4, That the secretary be directed to communicat
with the various parochial and other authorities of the me-
tropolis el, to the necessity of providing water.troughs in cer-
=l for
fain localities, the purpose of supplying dogs and other
animals with drink in sultry weather, and to express to such
authorities the willingness of the society to co-operate with
them in contributing towards the expense of providing such
troughs, and that the secretary do report the result to the
' next 112'30011S of the committee