The Sun.
London, England, 1837-08-18 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

DEPARTURES.
DoThe Earl of' Morton for Aberdour Castle ; Lord Vernon
tir °lldbury Hall, in Derbyshire ; Lord Polworth for Merton
Eouse, Bosworth Green ; Mr. Charles and the Hon. Mrs.
forllnunond for Bower Hall, Suffolk ; General Sir H. Grey
Alnwick ; Mr. W. H. Whitbread for Southill, in Bedford-
titre • •L
r ,„"ue Hon. A. Thellusson for The Grotto, in Berkshire ;
P,:i,"t'gh Huare for Sussex ; General Rebow for Wivenhoe
IVatlo Essex; Col. Chaloner for Portnall Park, Virginia
14_r; Lord Reddesdale and Miss Mitford for Morton-in-the-
-Bir-rsa. in Gloucestershire ; Lord Montagu for Southampton;
S Chatterton, Bart., and Lady Chatterton, from
f )111our-place, Mayfair, for Hertfordshire ; Mrs. Hudson,
b 11341 Park-crescent, for the Continent ; Mr. and Mrs. Tem-
If: West, from Harley-street, for the Continent ; Mrs.
lirlro and family, from Trevor.square, Knightsbridge, for
°ornsbury-place House, Marine Parade, Brighton ; Lieut.
S , Royal Horse Guards (Blue), for the Highlands of
c otland.

CHANGES.
The Marquis of Headfort, from Broadstairs, for Ireland;
eYd, id anndthe Lady e
of Mune
baiter and family, from Cumberland, for
t.

The Queen Dowager is in a better state of health
v
ean could have been expected, after the severe affliction
that she has undergone. It is yet uncertain what part of
the coast her Majesty will visit—the Isle of Wight, South-
elopton, Weymouth, and St. Leonard's, having all been
Under consideration.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent's trades-
Then dined together yesterday at the King's Arms Tavern,
Kensington, and illuminated in the evening.
The Duchess of Marborough leaves town to-morrow
for Worthing, where her Grace intends to pass two months.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Breadalbane hare
Xal,cltc, Langlow Hall, near Berwick-upon-Tweed, for Tay-
f(lor‘ Castle, Perthshire, where different branches of the
are now assembled.
Bpo ,y are
Marquis of Granby has joined the distinguished
circle at Haddon Hall, the seat of the Duke of
-"and, in Derbyshire.
Th
, e Earl and Countess of Waldegrave and family,
'eft Strawberry-hill, Twickenham, for Tunbridge Wells,
where the family will pass the autumn.
nthe Earl of Wilton has arrived at Cowes, Isle of
ight, where the Noble Earl will stay for three days, and
.kcilfir'aleave for a cruise of a fortnight in his splendid yacht
nLord Prudhoe has arrived at Venice from Rome.
xt Lordship intends to be at Alnwick on the Ist of the
month.
Lord and Lady Suffield left town yesterday for
"ton Hall, in Norfolk.
for the Dowager Duchess of Beaufort has left town
row-banclou Hall, the seat of the Earl and Countess of Har-
sh°rl ,Y. Staffordshire, where a distinguished circle will
y assemble.
A lnwick Castle is expected to be full of company
7°°at the cod of the month. The Duke is in excellent
ealtbs and takes the field every morning, accompanied by
I,,elect circle of friends. The grouse on the moors never
ere so abundant.
.A FUNERAL, OF THE LATE DUCHESS OF ST.
-LLB
restedl4 8.----The body of the late Duchess of St. Alban's
tlieW for the first night after its departure from town at
White Horse, at Baldock ; on the second night (Tues-
P). at the Wheatsheaf, Aconbury-hill ; the third at the
Li Lion, at Bourne ; yesterday at the City Arms, at
ofti,c°lo, and will arrive at Redburn Hall, the ancient seat
4reat 'Beh Beauclerks, this day, when it will lie in state in the
all - and be interred in the family vault to-morrow.
th,,‘"alte of St. Alban's, Sir Francis Burdett, and most of
tiZh"able relatives of her Grace will be present at the me-
alY. ceremony. The procession, which will be pedes
to 'will be followed by all the tenantry, who are anxious
I,,ePaY a last tribute of respect to one who in the hour of
aelfg!all in the time of distress, had always proved her-
e urr their best friend and benefactress. 'There is a report
do ent in the fashionable world that her Grace has be-
broeathed to Dr. Yates, her medical attendant, and the,
th er of
or i Mr. 'Yates, of the Adelphi, the enormous sum
lagB.'llceo thousand pounds, for his attention during her
t likes
s.
s)l' the'HAL OF SIR MARK Woon.—The remains
big Hon. Baronet were on Monday last removed from
laily-ause in Pall-mall, for interment in the vault of the fa-
Tr;,,'3 at Gatton, in Surrey, situated on the estate of Lord
hi.%, formerly in the possession of Sir Mark Wood.
the- funeral was conducted in the strictest private manner ;
itod procession consisting merely of a hearse and six horses
Nii„'Pro mourning coaches and four horses, followed by the
Yeit 'ages of the family. Sir Mark was in the forty-second
ef
Itepiis age.
tile Grand Duke and Duchess of Oldenburg visited
Pal°Yal Highness the Princess Sophia, at Kensington
IpiveaSe. yesterday afternoon. Their Serene Highnesses
hlia!'lost sumptuous entertainment in the evening, at
11448 Hotel, to a distinguished circle of friends. Their
shollLesses visiters yesterday included the elite of the fa-
ifaiule world at present in town.
log e Earl and Countess of Burlington are entertain-
Ativeral Noble Friends at Holkar Hall, their scat near
oorpe, Westmoreland. Viscount Morpeth and Earl
Spencer have been among the guests.
int
418 count and ViscountessDuncannon are entertain-
Th. Right party at Besborough, their seat in Kilkenny.
114411'14 Hon. Poulett Thomson, the President of the
of Trade, is amongst the visitem
een a Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury have
ok some sumptuous dinners at Hatfield. The
I\lo4 °' Wellington dined there on Monday, on his way to
The mptonshire.
family e Party at Welbeck Priory will be confined to a
atoll in a, the branches of the Duke of Portland being
m=laterourning for the late lamented Viscountess Canning,
qen
, the Duchess, and who was coheiress of the late
Duchessatto
Scott, to whose extensive estates in Scotland the
Sir
io
Portland was heiress.
Of Ru obert Peel is on his annual visit to the Duke
Right and. at his lodge on the Der'oyshire Moors. The
ttnba, Oon• Baronet will return to Tamworth for the au-
the L., la health needing repose after his exertions during
The parliamentary session.
tell 1111! Marchioness of Abercorn and her infant daugh-
-1.041_17e left Bentley Priory, for the Duchess of Bedford's
quis few 'the Donne in the Highlands. The Mae-
Bentley Priory,' but he will also leave in a
riass the grouse shooting season in Scotland, the
The
_contioentlil icliAr being --;yrn
wiek RoCteol,uJnetr and Coutess 'Pahlen, left the Bruns-
y, yesterday, on a tour in the north.

MEMBERS RETURNED.

CORK COUNTY, AUG. 16.

Cooper
Jonos

TIPPERARY COUNTY.
Mr. Shiel and Mr. Cave.
WESTMEATH COUNTY.
Sir R. Nagle and Mr. Chapman.

STATE OF POLLS, AND NAMES OF

Barry
Roche 1,266 King
LONGFORD COUNTY, Auo. 15.

S. White 324 1 Lefroy
H. White
SLIGO COUNTY, AUG. 15.
334 Perceval 279
287

TIM SUN, LONDON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1837.

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St. Ire's
Salford
Salisbury
Sandwich

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Shoreham

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South Shields
Southampton
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.Itaffi)rdshire, South
Stafford
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Stroud

Sudbury,

Suffolk, East

Suffolk, West

Sunderland
Surrey, East.

Surrey, Weft
Sussex, East
Sussex, Neat

Swansea
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Trvistook

Taunton

Tewkesbury
Thetford
Thirsk
TiYerton

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Wareham .......... ***
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