The Sun.
London, England, 1837-09-18 00:00:00

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ARRIVALS. ger
Lord Albert Conyngham, from the seat of the `-°.TlLord
Marchioness of Conyngham, Bifrons, near Canterbury tA
Du-
Foley, in Portman-square, from a visit to the Duke amn7 res
chess of Leinster, at Dublin; Baron Maltzahn, *t
Hotel, Brook-street, from Berlin; the Hon. Robert
in Saville-row, from Hastings ; Alexander Grant, .Esq*' 411
lington-street, from Scotland.
DEPARTURES. . Ho'
J. Smith, Esq., Mrs. Smith, and family, from Beattie
tel, Conduit-street, for their seat in North;mptorishire
ditte'
Vane, front ditto, for Brighton ; Rev. R. Scott, from Haw-
for Shrewsbury; Sir Edward and Lady Dearing, keel -
kins's Hotel, Dover-street and Albemarle-street, fort heir
to;
in Kent ; Miss 011ive and Mrs. Keer, from ditto, en 3 t°Cot•
Mr. Hammond, from ditto ; Mr. Warburton, from ditto; Jo,
Parker, from ditto; Lady Morris and Miss Morris, fr0:11(.4.s
for their seat, Skittow-park, near Swansea ; Miss Cornwalloi-
front ditto, for her seat, in Kent ; the Duke and Duehe;?saby
Cleveland, from St. James's-square, for their seat, 100.,
Castle, Darlington ; Hon. Col. and Mrs. Anson, from toe'
place, for Shugborough-park, the seat of the Earl and -•
Benton.
tess of Lichfield, near Lichfield ; Lord George f
from Grosvenor-square, for Doncaster ; the Marquis 0 apj
eter, from Albemarle-street, for Doncaster ; Hon. George the
Lady Agnes Byng, from Belgraye-sare, for Yorkshire;our;
Duke and Duchess de Stackpole, from Piccadilly, on t et,
Count Hunnyadi, from the Clarendon Hotel, New Bond strerico
for Doncaster; Count Urbna, from ditto, for ditto ; Sir Cbagol
Grey, from ditto, for his seat, the Oaks, near Epsom ; the,' gr.
of Chesterfield, for Doncaster races; Lord Gleneig an jc,
Grant, for Bexley, Kent ; the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Breue'reav
from Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley. square, for Lord Middlet.°oo,
seat, Peper, Harrow; Count D'Orville and Lady, triaging--
for Boulogne-sur- Mer ; Lord and Lady Listowell, frotnen lc;
ston-house, Knightsbridge, for Connom e, countytour;
Capt. and Lady Katherine Boldero, from ditto, on* 1 5
Lord and Lady Errol, for Paris; Gen. Sir Charles and
Doyle, on a Continental tour; Viscountess Lake and '
r.
itton, for the Continent; Capt. Townshend, from par
street, for Brighton.

CHANGES.
Lord George Loftus, at Ely Lodge, Enniskellen, the Ohs!
of the Marquis and Marchioness of Ely, from Aberysttor
Viscount and Viscountess Beresford, at Deepdeen, „ryer
Cheltenham ; Viscount and Viscountess Howick, at .0,°„,.0
House, Ross-shire, on a visit to Lord Willian Bentick,
at
Loch Lomond • the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, of
4
Dunrobin Castle, on a visit to the Duchess Countess s
Sutherland, from Milnthrope ; the Earl of Clarendon, .
11
Leamington Spa, from his seat, Grove-park, Watford, ~rtso:
Lord Mandeville, at his seat TandrageeCastle, from a
tinental tour; Lady Yards Buller, at Bath, from her aeat_li,
Devon; Lady Peel and family, at Drayton Manor,Staffor,
shire, from Leamington Spa; Lord and Lady Stanlefchs,.
Gordon Castle, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of IZlncl
mond, from Dunrobin Castle, Sutherlandshire ; the Ear'
Countess of Belmore, at Castlecoote, from a tour of Yria
in Downshire ; Sir John and Lady Kaye, at their sal sir
Leicestershire, from Danby Grange, near Wakefield;Ar y
Horace and Lady Seymour Clinton, at' their seat, Ccwai.-e-b
park, from a visit to Brighton ; the 'Hon W. and Lady ''-ra
ouotY
\Vadcsforde, at Dublin, from their seat, Hollvmount, c •dee
Down ; Lord and Lady Brougham, at Hastings, -from Turibri
Wells; Sir Wheeler and Lady duffe, at Clifton f•t°o
Cheltenham; Lord Leveson, at Castle Howard, on a ‘4511-socl
the Earl and Countess of Carlisle, from Morpeth ; the ;11;
the
of Burlington,ortiulotho
rod, at
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,vfro,m-froHm his seat
he Duke of Northumberland,
der Castle.

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Count and the Russian ladies are expected to extend
visit to a fortnight.
The Duke of Richmond's Lord Fitz'
second son,
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Lennox, having attained the age to qualify hint sa
a commission, has entered the army as ensign in t"" 4
Light Infantry, commanded by Colonel Booth. leave
Prince and Princess Gagarin and family will
cheste r
the London Hotel to visit the Liverpool and Man
Railway, but they will not go to Doncaster.
treat
The Earl and Countess Aboyne left Stanhope's
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on Saturday for their seat, Orton Longueville, near -
borough, Huntingdonshire.
Lord Fitzroy Somerset and Sir Henry Hafrawingr-
have returned to town from a visit to the Duke °-ice
lington at Weimer ; the former to resume his ofEctoiavldia
at the Horse Guards, and the latter on his way is t
Robert Peel, at Drayton, Staffordshire.
their
kg a distinguished party of friends at Scone Palace,
tic. ,
seat in Perthshire. Tile Duke and Duchess of Buccle h
Darrel have
The Earl and Countess of Mansfield are entertain..
Earl of Aberdeen, Earl Bathurst, and Lady
been amongst their noble guests.
;
The Duke of Bedford's party at the Doune of Rothie"
murchus have bad excellent sport, shooting and fishill
since the commencement of the season. Their Graces y/
remain in the North until the second week in Octo. _
first
Lord de Grey's annual fete to the York Hussar
Yeomanry Cavalry, at Newby Hall, is fixed for the
week in October. pld
Lord Aberdeen's grand fete, at Haddo-houset
Meldrum, to commemorate the coming of age of his elcieLle
son, Lord Haddo, is fixed for Thur da the 28th inst. ripla
Marquis of Abercorn (brother bsy ybalf-blood to
.I'°.rth
Haddo), and other personages of distinction connected 4111
the Gordon family, will be present at the festival. hie
The
Marquis of Waterford, accompanied r bYF°
brother, Lord John Beresford and the Hon. Aberdeen,
sonby, arrived in town on Thursda last, from Aber'o
where the Marquis and party arrived on 1
Monday last'
his yacht Charlotte, from Bergen, Norway.
At the Brampton cattle show, on WednesdaY,
Spencer carried off not fewer than five prizes ; aLoPrd-
mium of 7 sovereigns for a Durham steer, bred by his
ship ; a prize of 10/. for his Lordship's two-shear Nye;
of
prize of 31. for the best sample of wheat ; a sweepstelc, two
three sovereigns each for his Lordship's Durham steceiga
years nine months old ; and a sweepstakes of one sover_ r
for another Durham steer. jed bf
On Monday the Earl of Durham, accompan,ro
the Hon. D. Kinnaird, G. Bushe, &c., arrived at the
Called
Head Inn, Newcastle, where his Lordship was jest,ree,
Provincial Grand Master of the Northumberland 1.
masons.—Tyne Mercury.
tre.
Mrs. Hall's new novel of Uncle Horace thea is'
ThWe
understand, being dramatised for the Haymarket e
Ryley, the author of a well-known work,
thirty
Itinerant," nt,(l wlin made a snocesful debut solled last
yeai b.IiGC as Sir Peter feazie, d 4 g2.Tuesday at Parkgate, Chester, at the advanced ag°