The Sun.
London, England, 1837-01-03 00:00:00

FA
.8111IOTABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
The Von. Colonel F. Grant, M.P., Mrs. Grant and fa-
mily, at Fenton's Hotel, from Scotland ; Sir. Wm. Hotham,
Bart., and Mr. Hotham, in Hinde-street, from a tour; Mr.
Vivian, in Albermarle-street, from a tour; Sir R. P. Jodrell,
Bart., in Portland-place, from Derbyshire; Mr. and Mrs.
Langb ky and family, at Crawley's Hotel, from Langley Park,
Bucks ; the Hon. C. C. Cavendish, M. P., and Lady Cathe-
rine, a t Burlington House, Piccadilly, from Latimers, Bucks ;
Captain Needham, at Raggett's Hotel, from Brighton ; Wm.
Coulson., Esq., at ditto, from his seat in Essex ; Mr. and Mrs.
J. Nelson' in Brook-street, from the Continent ; James B.
Lawrell, Esq., and Mrs. Lawrell, at Marshall Thompson's
Hotel, from Frimley, Surrey; William Needham, Esq., and
Mrs. Needham, at ditto, from Brighton.
DEPARTURES.
nit: Earl of Altamont, from Fenton's Hotel, for Ireland ;
Colon el Charlewood, from ditto, for Brighton ; Mrs. Mitford,
from ditto, for Brighton ; S. L. Stephens, Esq., for Chick-
sands Priory, Bedfordshire ; Captain and Mrs. Grindle, from
Rag g ett's Hotel, for Bath ; Wm, Horton, Esq., from ditto,
for the Continent.

7Che Marchioness of Aylesbury has been entertain-
ing a select circle of the haut ton with plays, soirees, &c.
1-I,:r Ladyship gave a ball on Friday evening. The ar-
ra'agernents were in the usual style of elegance.
Sir John Maxwell and Mr. Houlston, younger of
Solnastone Castle, are the declared candidates for Renfrew-
shir e.---Glasgow Herald.
The Radicals of Bradford have commenced a sub-
scription for the distressed potters in Staffordshire.
It gives us pleasure to state that there is the pros-
pect of an Educational Association being formed in this
Place ; such an association, of which Lord Denman is pre-
sident., exists in London.—Hull Advertiser.
PCEPRESENTATION OF EAST ANGLESEY.—Sir
It. B. W. Bulkeley retires, and Mr. Meyrick, a Tory, is in
the field. The Carnarvon Herald states that " Sir R.
Bulkeley, in his political career, has belonged to the Whig
party. He was a thoror(gh supporter of the Grey Admi-
nistration, and voted ?or all the great measures of Reform
brought forward udder the auspices of that Cabinet. The
Melbourne Adr.anistration has not received either his sup-
port or his opposition." The same journal distinctly de-
clares its k,,towledge of the fact that a staunch Whig and
supporter of Lm.,l Melbourne's Government will be an-
nounced in a few days.
We have much pleasure in learning that Lord Mel-
bourne has almost wholly recovered from the slight attack
of gout which has for some days confined him to his house.
The King has been pleased to confer on the Rev..
Edward Dodd the chaplaincy of Brunswick Chapel, Bry-
anstone-square, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. H.
Viu,uent Hammick, whom the Duke of Bedford has pre-
sented to a living in Devonshire.
Viscount Jocelyn, who arrived in England a few
months since, after an absence abroad of three years with
his regiment, has arrived at 'Fuliymore Park, the seat of his
father, the Earl of Roden. The Noble Earl and Countess
are entertaining a select circle at that beautiful seat.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury have
arrived from Gorhambury, at Hatfield, where his Lordship
intends carrying on very extensive improvements in the
park and gardens as soon as the wing, destroyed by the fire,
is completed.
The Duke of Roxburghe's marriage to Miss Dal-
biac, was celebrated, on Thursday last, at Kelso, by a pub-
lic dinner and rejoicings.
Lord, and Lady Howden are entertaining a party of
friends at Grimston Park, and have liberally distributed
clothing, beef, and flour to the poor of Grimston, Kirby,
sad Milford.
John Spencer Stanhope, Esq., of Cannon Hall,
'near Barnsley, according to his annual custom on St. The-
-mas's Day, distributed ten loads of wheat amongst the poor
widows in the village and neighbourhood of Cawthorn.
T. W. Beaumont, Esq., of Bretton Hall, near
Barnsley, according to his annual custom, distributed on
St. Thomas's Day two fat bullocks amongst the poor at
Bretton and neighbourhood.
The Earl and Countess of Euston, and the Ladies
Fitzroy are expected in Grosvenor-place, from Euston
Ball, near Thetford. His Lordship's late mansion at
Hyde Park-corner has been taken by the Earl of Rosa-
lyn for the approaching season.
The Earl of Aylesford has returned to Partington
Hall, from Warwick, where his Lordship
,attended the
funeral of his late gallant relative, Sir Charles Greville.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Hastings and
family have arrived at Dorrington Park, from Loudon
Castle, Ayrshire. The Noble Marquis is so devoted to
the amusement of fox-hunting, that it is said he lives on
tae sparest diet, in order that he may not exceed a cer-
'n 'weight in the field.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry and
the Young Lord Seaham will commence their journey
1;-'341 St. Petersburg to Berlin on the 20th inst., on their
°lite to England.
(1.18 i!uount Melbourne is convalescent, after his in-
Position Posi
able of several days, during which, however, he was
; sletrransct -business through the medium of his pri
Vat_
_ etanes, tee Hon. Capt. Cowper and Mr. George
-nmson
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Sir Charles Hulse, Dart., has distributed a quantityf bread,
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reaniore.
beef, and clothing to the poor of the parish of
L. Richard Bethel], Esq., M.P., a few days ago, caused
to be
is,annual donations of wheat, beef, and seasonable
uelpoot.lilng
several, estates.
distributed amongst the poor families residing a his
Miss Cavendish, the daughter of the I-lon. Colonel
Henry Cavendish, and
Saturday, the who was to have been married on
2401 of last month, to Mr. Harcourt is reco-
vering from an inflamed sore throat.
The marriage between Mr. Brand, the son of General
Trevor, who is brother to Lord Dacre, with the Hon. Susan
Cavendish, daughter of the Hon. Compton and Lady Cathe-
rine Cavendish, is to take place on the loth inst., at Bur-
lington House.
The Hon. Lady Murray and Miss Addelcy have
left Wimpole-street for Brighton, OR a visit to the Hon. •
General Phipps, her Ladyship's uncle.
It is rumoured that a marriage ;.s on the tapis be-
tween the son of an Irish Ead and the eldest daughter of
an English Duke, of opposite politics.
Mr. Codrington and his noble bride, after the so-
lemnization of the ceremony on Thursday last, at Badmin-
ton Park, set off for the seat of Sir Henry Peyton, Bart.,
uncle of the bridegroom, 'at Tusmore House, Bedfordshire.
The mother of Lady Georgiana Codrington, the late Mar-
chioness of Worcester, was niece to the Duke of Wel-
lington.
The Hon. Randall Plunkett and G. A. Hamilton,
ESC', are amongst the distinguished circle at Tullamore
Park, on a visit to
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