The Sun.
London, England, 1839-05-27 00:00:00

EVES N G EDITION.

_ .__..en______ resa Lister, Louisa Jenkinson, G. Pratt, Henry Cho'mon-
, Arthur Lennox, Charlotte Lindsay, George Lennox, The-
At the State Ball on Friday night, in Buckinehat?,_ deley, Vaux of Harrowden, Frances Hotharn, Shaer Stuart.
lace, the band of the Grenadier Guards attended ibe RIGHT Honotteensees—R. Sturges Bourne, G. Byng, i
marble hail, and performed various selections durin;e G. Dawson, Henry Pierrepont,E. Ellice, H. Labouchere.
evening. The hall teas lined by the Yebmen of the Gte BARONESSES —Ahlefeldt, De Clifford.
The company began to arrive at half-past nine o'cloi: HONOURABLE MISTRESSES—WiIIiam Herbert, G. Heath- ,
The Princess S phia Matilda arrived at ten o'clo, cote, George Pechell, C. Grady, Charles Ponsonby,
'the Duke of Sussex, the Duchess of Gloucester, attend Edward Petre, George Hope, Fox Maule, George Kep-
by Lady Charles Somerset and Sir Samuel Higgins, ft pel, Langdale, William Noel, H. Keppel, H. Montagu,
lowed soon afterwards, \ Moreton, Berkeley, Brand, Pleydell Bouverie, Villiers, 1
The Hereditary Grand Duke of Russia arrived at halt George Campbell, Cavendish, H. Westenra, H. Lambton, 4.
past ten o'clock, accompanied by Prince Frederick Henry Newton Lane, Dutton, Charles Law, George Ponsonby, i
of the Netherlands, and attended by Viscount TorringtonPhilips, Spencer, Abercromby, Ramsden, W. C. Stanley,
and Count Orloff. • 'i',. Stanley, Leicester Stanhope, Cunliffe, Offiey, Dawson .
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Qerner, Anson, Rous.
Augusta of Cambridge came attended by Miss Kerr, Baron HONOURABLE MISSES—Hope Johnstone, Gore, Petrel
Knesebeck, and Colonel Jones. tr, Cocks, Eden, Barrington, Lister, O'Callaglinn,
Their Royal Highnesses were received in the marble- ehinstone, Littleton, Crewe, Denman, Gage, Ridley
hall by the Hon. Miss Spring Rice, the Hon. Mrs. George tiborne, Stuart, Sullivan, Wellesley, Hood, Begot, Lyt-
Campbell,
the Hon. Colonel Cavendish, and Lord Alfred teen, Stuart, A'Court, Dundas, Leigh, Ponsonby,
Paget, who conducted the Royal party to the north ball. -Nile, Drummond, Willoughby, Jervis, Montagu, May-
room, where her Majesty received her illustrious visitors. na, Thellusson.
The Queen, accompanied by the Duchess of Kent, the INOURABLES—George Hope, Frederick Howard,
Prince and Princess of Leiaengton, and he'r Royal guests, Gege Howard, James Howard, Far. Maule, James Mac-
passed
through the grand saloon to the large ball-room. doud, C. C. Cavendish, Colonel Cavendish, Frederick
Her Majesty was attended by the Ladies in Waiting, the Byre C. Villiers, F. Villiers, P. Pleydell Bou-
Great Officers of State, the principal Officers of the House- eerie John Stewart, G. Fitzwilliam, Horace Pitt,
hold, and Masters Cowell, Cavendish, Chichester, and John Ponsonby, George Ponsonby, C. 0. Cal-
Wemyss, Pages of Honour. lagha W. Begot, George Keppel. C. Langebele,
Her Majesty opened the ball in a quadrille with his Im- Char Ponsonby, Edward Petre, George Poulett,
perial Highness the Hereditary Grand Duke of Russia. Willie, Ashley, Spencer Cowper, William Cowpe.r,
The Queen danced the second quadrille with his Royal Eiwal Stewart, F. Craven, John Strangways, William,-
Highness Prince William Henry of the Netherlands. Stranecays, W. Ridley Colborne, Wellington Cotton,
The Duke of Wellington and other Noblemen present Willie' Temple, Henry Corry, William Laseelles,
were the collars of their respective Orders of Kingti • Charlet Law, Henry Grey, Berle,/ Lawley, Robert
hood. ' I Lawley H. Lambton, Augustus Liddell, J. C. Dundas,
Prince John Soutzo, Grecian Charge el' Affairs, eipe, William Duncombe, Augustus Moreton, Willliam Noel,
peered in his national costume. The Marquis ,e. Dougite. Grantle3 Berkeley. Charles Gore, J. Stuart Wortley, B.
wore a highland dress. The Duke of Cnnbridge worn e 1 Paget, Nt Owen Stanley, C. West, H. Westenra, Char-
Field Marshal's uniform, with the stars of three Orders e: • teris, Carew, E. Stanley.
Keighthood, and the Ribbon and Jewel of the OrdiT of t et- Stese--et, Hamilton, Ralph Howard, Robert Ferguson,
Garter, the latter splendidly set in diamonds. ioneed Ferguson, Samuel Higgins, John Hobhouse,
His Royal Highness Prince William Henry of the Ne Vilmot Horton, Witham- Heustoun, John M.Neill,
therlands danced the first quadrille with the Princess Au Btnjarnirt Hall, Henry Hardinge, William Joliffe, Wil-
gusta of Cambridge. lien Gossett, George Grey, John Gardiner, Charles
Weippert's quadrille band in the large ball-room per. Gee(' Josiah Guest, Loftus Otway, Robert Otway, Hon.
formed during the night the " Moscow" and " Leiningen" Edwuel Paget, Arthur Paget. John Beresford, Charles
waltzes, and the " Muscovite" quadrilles, expressly ar- Blum, Henry Wheatley, E. Bowater, E L. Bulwer,
ranged for the ball. Thomas Butler, R. Williams Bulkeley, Hussey Vivian,
At one o'clock the Queen entered the dining-room, John Velsh, Hugh Campbell, Stratford Canning, Harry
where supper was served on tables extending round three Verney, Edward Codrington, Eardley Wilmot, John
side, of the room ; the bcaufet of gold plate at the end of Beckett, Charles Bigot, Hamlyn Williams, G. Anson.
the apartment contain d a number of the finest shields and Robert Adam, Charles Adam, Francis Collier, Joseph
silvers, and of the most beaunful tankards and cups in the Copley, Gordon Cumming, Charles Thornton, F. Trench,
Royal collection, illuminated by gold candelabra and Thomas Trowbridge, James Clerk, C. Dalbiac, Frederick
sconces, and reflected by a very large mirror at the back of Stevin, R. Lenkin. W. Sommerville, Thomas Stanley,
the sideboard. Walter Stirlirre, George Strickland, Horace Seymour,
The supper-room was hung with a series of full length John Shelley, Robert Dundas, William de Tuyll, A. Dal-
portraits. In the middle was a portrait of George the rymple, Charles lies Yee ix, Philip Durham, George de
Fourth in the robes of the Order of the Garter, by Sir Lacy Evans, James Reynett, R. Frankland Russell,
Thomas Lawrence. This portrait was hung between those Robert Price, Wham Gomm, Fleetwood Pellewe.
of George the Third and his Consort, Queen Charlotte, Robert Gardiner, William Lumley, R. B. Philipps,
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both by Gainsborough. The other paintings were those Thomas Hardy, Rohm.. Peel, Charles Lemon.
of George the Second, by Ramsey;. of Queen Caroline, Messieues—Edward kobhouse, Hencage, E. Heneage,
his Consort, by Sir Godfrey Kneller ;of Frederick Prince Horsman, Parker, G. Heetheote, Stephen Lushingteve,
of Wales (1742), by Vanloo ; and of Augusta his Contort, Vaughan, Harcourt (of St. Leonards), Cayley, Brand,
also by Vanloo. Edward Buller, Bush, Vyner, Bulteel, George Byng,
Her Majesty returned to the ball-room after supper, and • Walter Campbell, John Vivian, Plumer Ward, Watbur-
the dancing was kept up till three o'clock in the morning. ton, C. Baring Wall, Wall, Cavendish, Van Buren,
The following had the honour of being invited to her Bruen, Wilbraham, G. W. Wood, Mackenzie, Martins,
Majesty's State Ball, on Friday :—The Hanoverian Mi- Murray (of Broughton, Philip Howard, ,Mundy, Henry T.
nister, the Gentlemen attached to the Hanoverian Em- Hope, A. Hope, Ferguson (of Raith) E. Foley, John
bassy, the Portuguese Charge d'Affaires, Countess Po- Power,Digby, Kinloch, Shaw Lefevre. IL'Afston, Balfour,
tozky, the Swedish Charge d'Affaires, and Baroness G. E. Anson, Thom pson, Tisdall, Clay, Gibson Craig, Crane'
Rehausen, the Gentlemen attached to the Swedish Em- ford, Conway, Sullivan, W. V. Stuart, Simpson,„?. A. Smith,
bassy; the French Charge d'Affaires, the Gentlemen E. Ellis, La Merchant, Newton Lane, Lister, W. .13ethurst'
attached to the French Embassy ; the Austrian Charge Des Veeux, Dickens, Jas. Duff, Singleton, Charles
Sheri-
d'Affaires, the Gentlemen attached to the Austrian Em- dan, Francis Sheridan, A. Montgomery, Pendeelr.c,!'
bassy; the Bavarian Minister and Baroness de Cetto, the E. Vernon Harcourt, Shiffner, Standish, Assheton Soh°
Gentlemen attached to the Bavarian Embassy; the Sardi- Massey Stanley, Stephenson, De Horsey, Denison, J. 8'
nian Minister, the Gentlemen attached to the Sardinian Denison, Somerset, Edward Rice, G. Poulett ScroPee.
Ministry; the Saxon Minister; the Belgian Minister and Sanford, Vernon Smith, Culling Smith, Shell, TeTattoo
Madame Van de Weyer, the Gentlemen attached to the Egerton, William Russell, Bernal, W. J. Blake, G.
Belgian Ministry; Baron Bentinck, Baron de Werther, Wombwell, Wood, Paget, Gibson, Charles Greville,_Re'
Duke de Regina, Count de Gneisenau ; Mr. and Madame dington, Robert Gordon, Hughes, Norman, G. B. Dew;
de Breidenbach, M. Hummelaur, the Danish Minister and son, the O'Connor Don, G. Philips, Norman MacdonalP•
Baroness Biome, the Gentlemen attached to the Danish MISTRESSES—HowIey, Edward Hobhouse, Heneage,
Ministry, Baron de Bourqueney, Reschid Pacha, the Harcourt (St. Leonard's), Sturges Bourne, Edward
Gentlemen attached to the Turkish Embassy ; Count anti Buller, George Byng, Walter Campbell, John ViviaP,
Countess Charles Pozzo di Borgo, the Prussian Charge Plumer Ward, Weymouth, Van Buren, Mundy, D'Oyleen
d'Affaires, Marquis d'Adda, M. Carlos de Lima, Count Kinloch, Shaw Lefevre, Abercromby, Arbuthnot, Dawson,
de Kinski, Marquis de Breme, M. Hamel d'Etat, Prince W. Villiers Stuart, J. A. Smith, E. Ellice, Le Meehan!!
Jean Soutzo, the Gentleman attached to the Geeek Legit- Pendarves, Edward Rice, Assheton Smith, Vernon Smith,
tion, the Spanish Minister, Gentlemen attached to the Sharpe, Sheil, William Russell, G. Wombwell, Gibsoe:
Spanish Ministry, the Prince and Princess Metschersky Gossett, Robert Gordon, Bouverie, Price Blackwood
and Mademoiselle Helene Metschersky, the Mexican Mi. O'Connor.
nister, the Gentlemen attached to the Mexican Minis- Misses—Foley, Copley, Percy, Paget, Peel, Forester'
try try ; the American Minister and Mrs. Stevenson; Murray Wellesley Pole, Gordon, Gossett, Gray' °went,
Gentlemen attached to the American Ministry, Paget, Laura Paget, Wood, Wheatley, Beresford, Boyle,
Count and Countess Woronzow, Princess and Mademoi- Bailie, Sturges Bourne, Bouverie, Butler, Caroline VernonD'
selle Viacenisky, the Brazilian Minister, and Madame Vivian, Cavendish, Codrington, Wombwell, G. Awn.
Harcourt, Beckett, Begot, Abercrombie,
de Lisboa, Gentlemen attached to the Brazilian Legation, , Isabella
the Wurtemburg Minister, Prince and Princess Ponia- Cornwallis, Cumming, Stewart, Smythe, Sin't ' .e. po-
Smith, D'Este, Ramsden, Rice, Power, FranklatTheo.
towsky, Princes Charles and Joseph Poniatowsky, Count
tozky, Pierrepont, Pellew, Gardiner, Busbe, Rice,
~ and Countess Zevadowsky, Count Augusto Potozky,
dosia Rice, Lansdowne, Law, Shelley,
Baron arid Baroness de Lagos, Chevalier de Paiva,
Feilding.
Baron Mencorvo, the Neapolitan Charge d'Affaires, Gen-
GENERALS—Hon. Upton, D'Oyley, Pill, Sharpe.
tlemen attached to the Neapolitan Ministry, the Nether-
Jones, WY n...
COLONELS—WenIySS, Gurwood, William ,,,,__.
lands Minister, the Netherlands Charge d'Affaires, the
yard, York, Buckley, Bouverie, Brotherton, Browne, tre'.
Gentlemen attached to the Netherlands Ministry, the Rus-
Caradoc, Keate, Keane, Hon. Arden, Rowan, HoDn.araLeri,
sian Ambassador, the Gentlemen attached to the Russian
nester Stanhope, Reid, Armstrong, Hon. Dawson
Embassy ; the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Advocate, the Alston,
Attorney-General, the Speaker, the Lord in Waiting, the
Grown in Waiting, the Gold Stick, the Silver Stick, Dr. Arbuthnot, 0
t, Montague,
Hon.
Abercrombie, 11, l t.l, r i ck ,
Ferguson,Oaei l O'Reilly,
Fox,Gore
HLoann.gAtona:
Lushiogton Bishop_of Vermont, Baron Knesebeck. . _ sort, Wood, Arnold.
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---marses,---Wellington, Argyll, Norfolk, Northumberland. '
Cleveland, Beat& ,rt, Rutland.
DUCHESSES—Richmond, Dowager Richmond, Rox.
burghe, Dowager Roxburghe, Montrose, Bedford, Somer.
set, Northumberland, Beaufort.
MARQUISES—Camden, Sligo, Headfort, Normanby,
Northampton, Douglas, Thomond, Tavistock, Conyngham,
Exeter, Abercorn, Aileshury, Anglesea, Lansdowne;
Westmin ter, Londonderry, Lothian, Breadalbtne, Welles.
ley, Granby, Ailsa.
MA RC HIONESSES— Sligo, Normanby, Thomond, Tavis-
tock, Abercorn, Exeter, Aylesbury, Lansdowne, West-
minster, Londonderry, Lothian, Wellesley.
EARLS—Meath, Fitzwilliam, Haddington, Harewood,
Morton, Moray, Cardigan, Carnarvon, Bruce, Cadogan,
Cawdor, Verulam, Uxbridge, Yarborough, Manners,
March, Mulgrave, Munster, Lovelace, Albemarle, Cow.
per, Stradbroke, Dartmouth, Clonmsll, Charlemont, Eg-
lintoure Erroll, De Grey, De La Warr, Stanhope, Gros-
venor, Grey, Ilchester, Lichfield, Durham, Dunmore,
Shelburne, Galloway, Lincoln, Bandon, Bathurst, Lis-
more, Liverpool, Amherst, Aberdeen, Euston, Surrey,
Minto, Ripon, Rosebery, Sefton, Clarendon, Sandwich,
Mosley, Radnor, Chesterfield, Clanwilliam, Belfast, Gos-
ford, Wicklow, Winchilsea, Wilton, Beauchamp.
COUNTESSES.—LoveIace, Morton, Flahaut, Haddington,
Harewood, Dowager Mulgrave, Munster, Meath, Minto,
Morley, Radnor, Grey, Grosvenor, Wicklow, Wilton,
Carnarvon, Cawdor, Verulam, Uxbridge, Chesterfield,
Dowager Chichester, Clanwilliam, Charlemont, Beau-
champ, Bandon, Albemarle, Cowper, DOwager Cowper,
-Craven, Clonmell. Dartmouth, Surrey, Stanhope, De
Grey, Erroll, Sefton, Sandwich, Galloway, Dunmore,
Euston, Ripon, Rosebery, Fingall, Lichfield, Durham.
Lincoln, Winchilsea, Pembroke,Bridgewater, Dc La Warr,
Ve.cotves—Palmerston, Hawarden, Morpeth, Boring-
don, Brabazon, Villiers, Cantilupe, Castlereagh, Valle-
tort, Mahon, Maynard, Howick, Dillon, Ossulston, Mel-
bourne, Melgund, Melville, Courtenay, Torrington, Strang-
ford, Combermcre, Andover, Sydney, Emyln, Eastnor,
Bernard, Grirnston, Jocelyn, Powerseourt, Duncannon,
Gage, Falkland, Folkeston, Barrington, Alford, Dillon,
Milton, Sandon.
VISCOUNTESSES— Hawarden, Forbes, Valletort, Mahon,
Maynard, Howick, Dillon, Melville, Courtenay, Torring-
ton, Combermere, Andover, Sydney, Eastrion Bernard,
Brabazon, Powerscourt, St. Vincent, Milton, Gage, Bar-
rington, Anson, Falkland, Dillon.
LORDS—Charles Fitzroy, Foley, Hatherton, Braybrooke
Burgherah, Byron, Carrington, Carteret, Vaux (of
Harrowden), Vernon, Clinton, Methuen, Maryborough ,
Heytesbury, Hill, Marcus Hill, Holland, Edward Howard,
Poltimore, Portman, De Roos, De Thhky, Dinorben.
Granville Somerset, Bagot, Lyndhurst, Lyttleton, Leigh
Ashley, Cowley, W. Thymic!, Dilmeny, James Stuart,,
Stuart De Rothesay, Colborne, Radstock, Ravensworth,
Montagu,
eloaonrrtegale,eueP Bentinck,ag e
Rivers,t,
Arthur
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Kenyon,
on
son, Shei borne, Seymour, George Seymour, Lilford,
George Lennox, Henry Cholmondeley, Francis Egerton,
Ruthven, Edward Russcil, Ruesmore, Denman, De -Lisle
and Dudley, Russell, John Russell, Charles Ruesell
William Russell. Henry Russell, Cosmo Russell, Fiancis,
Russell, Glenelg, F. Gordon, Cecil Gordon, Bridport,
Stavordale, Acheson, Abinger, Compton, Colchester
Cranstoun, Peter, Rolle, Langdale, Wenlock, Loftus, De'
Fregne.

COURT CIRCULAR.

CAPTAINS--Jthn Stanley, Stewart C. Seymour, Hon.
Pelham, Hon. Grey, Meynell, R. N., Hon. George Cam-
pbell, Hon. H. Keppel, Hill, George Peellell, F. Paget,
Hon. Berkeley, Wemyss, Hem. J Rolls, De Roos, R.N.,
Seymour.

COMMANDER—Anson.
Her Majesty and her august Mother attended Divine
Sereice yesterday morning in the Chapel Royal, St.

James's.
Her Majesty, the Queen Dowager, and the Princess
Augusta, also attended the service. The sermon was
preached by the Hon. and Rev. R. Eden, from the
General Epistle of Jude, verses 20, 21. The prayers were
read by the Rev. Dr. Wesley, the lessons by the Rev. IL
Bartrum, and the altar service by the Sub-Dean. The
chaunt was Dr. Crotch's ; the musical service was Nares'
in F, the sanctus in F, Hawes; the Commandments,
Nares; the anthem, " Behold how good and joyful"
(Nates), was sung by Messrs. Wylde and Bradbury ; Mr.
J. B. Sale presided at the organ.
The Dean of Hereford was the Deputy Clerk of the
Closet in Waiting. The Royal Suite included Lady
Portman, Lady Flora Hastings, Hon. Miss Spring Riee'
Lord Byron, Sir Robert Otway, and Lord Alfred Paget.
Her Majesty the Queen Dowager was attended by the
Countess of Mayo, lion. Miss Hope Johnstone, and the
Lord Chamberlain.
The Princess Augusta was attended by Miss Wynyar •
e
Her Majesty and suite returned to Buckingham palac
after the service.
Her Majesty the Queen Dowager, attended by tht/.
Countess Mayo, visited the Queen on Saturday, at Du'
ingham Palace. bad
The Marquis of Normanby and Viscount Melbourne
audiences with her Majesty on Satnrday, prince
the
The Queen, accompanied by her Royal Higbilepsince
Duchess of Kent, and their Serene Highnesses the
and Princess of Leinengen, honoured the Italian
spueirtee
with her presence on Saturday evening. The Royal go.
included Lady Portman, Lady Flora Hastings, 11"'
George Campbell, Lord Byron, Sir Robert OtwaY' a
Lord Alfred Paget.
Sir James Clark has been in attendance; at Bucking
baso
Palace during the week, in consequence of .the indisPl
~itista of Prince Edward, the younger son of the Prince 0
Leinengen. The young Prince is much better.
Intelligence was received in town yesterday front the
Netherlands of the death of Prince William 0i
Weimar, eldest son of Duke Bernard of Saxe Weimar
.I;
nephew of her Majesty the Queen Dowager. "
Serene Highness expired on the 22d inst.
Her Majesty the Queen Dowager visited the Prirteefig
Augusta on Saturday, at Clarence House, St. James's.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and the Prieeeeg,
Augusta of Cambridge, visited her Majesty the Que„r
...

Dowager yesterday at Marlborough House. sta
The Duchess of Cambridge, and the Princes Augu:
of Cambridge, attended divine service yesterday morning,
in Grosvenor Charl. Miss Korr • and Major Stephellg
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were in waiting of their Royal Higllnesca•
The Duke of Cambridge honoured the Marquis his
Hertford with hie vornpany at dinner on Saturday, aj the'
residence in the Regent's Park. The Duchesi ant,"
Princess Augusta of Cambridge, attended by Mi,ss, `-d reir
and Mjor Stephens, honoured the Marquis with ")

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company in th evning.
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The Dukee ande Duchess of Cambridge, the rsase
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Marquis of Londonderry gave a grand 10111„ of
his Imperial Highness the Hereditary Grand ''' ny to
Russia yesterday, at Holderness House. The Orl'l?4l,ness
meet his Imperial Highness were his Royal l' loyal
Prince Frederick Henry of the Netherlands, her i• ,b.
Highness the Duchess of Gloucester, their Royal 11%.,v.
nesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Count 0111.,.,
the Duke of Wellington, Duke of Rutland, Duke a 1 1
Duchess of Beaufort, Marquises of Salisbury, Hertford, and
Camden, Earls of Jersey and Aberdeen. Earl and Countess of Wilton, Earl of Eglintoun, Viscount Strangford
:
Lord and Lady Lyndhurst, Lord Heytesbury, Loid
Peel, Sir C. Begot, Sir Henry and Lady Emily Hardingef
Burghersh, Viscount Castlereagh, Sir Robert and Lady
Lady Rendleaham, Count Tolstoy, General Kaveline,
nk ,Cunnt
tAadnledrbel.
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Woronzow, Mr. Astell, ivi, p.,
M.
and CoMr. M‘Donnel
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A Deputation, consisting of M. R. Peek, Mr. Sheriff
Wood, Mr. Wl' Allen, Mr. Benjamin Hawes, M.P., 31r.
'.n Lhia e
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Jonatban Backhouse, Mr. Robert Foote, Rev. Dr. A.
Reid, gel,. Dr. Beaman, Dr. Thomas Price, Mr. J. H.
Tredgold, and Mr. J. flume, M.P., had an interview
with Lord John Russell on Saturday, at the Home-office.
Mr. Kinnaird, M. P., had an interview with Viscount
Melbourne on Saturday, in Downing-street.
Dr. Key and Mr. Slanev, M. P., had an interview on.
Saturday with Lord John Russell.
The Marquis of Lansdowne had a Dinner Party on Si'
turday at Lansdowne House.

I:moms—Ralph Howard, A. Stewart, M. Stewart, C.
Fitzroy, C. Wentworth Fitzwilliam, Peel, Alice Peel,
Marianne Compton, Hardy, Lumley, Lyndhurst, Char-
lotte Lyster, Lyttleton, Leigh, liatherton, Mary Fox,
Floyd, Emily Foley, Bulkeley Philipps, Heytesbury,
Marcus Hill, Frances Hope, Wilmot Horton, Fanny
Howard, Phippa, Adelaide Fit zclarence, George Murray,
Anne Murray, Maryborough, Macneill, Anne *Kenzie,
Manners, Dowager King, Hall, Elliot (3), Emily Hardinge,
Laura Meyrick, Montagu, Strangwaye, Joliffe, Jane Bou-
verie, Radstock, Ravensworth, Rendleaham, Gore, Gossett,
Georgians Grey, Grey, E. Grosvenor, M. Grosvenor,
Gardiner, Charlotte Guest, Otway, Loftus Otway, Har-
riet Paget, E. Howard, Willoughby d'Eresby, Caroline
Wood, Mary Wood, Georgiana Russell, Charlotte Berke.
ley, Blunt, Isabella Wernyss, Wheatley, Braybrooke,
Bridport,Catherine Buckley, Elizabeth Bulteel,Burgbersh,
Agnes Byog, Byron, Butler, W. Bulkeley, Vivian, Mary
Vyner, J. Walsh, H. Campbell, Cgadogan, Canning, Carteret,
C. Cavendish, Louisa Cavendish, Caroline Campbell,
Georgina Campbell, Cottenham, Vernon, Mary Grimston,
Verney, Cecilia Underwood, Eleanor Paget, Constance
Paget, E. Clements, Pelham, Hamlyn Eardley
Wilmot, Augusta Somerset, Anne Beckett, Wenlock, H.
Barnard, Caroline Barrington, Harriet Bagot, Bagot,
Arabella Arden, Ashley, Stratheden, Sarah Amherst,
Adelaide Paget, Acheson, Adam, Colchester, Charlotte
Copley, earnwallis, Harriet Corry, Cowley, Fanny Cow-
per,d Cumming, C. Stanhope, Mary Thompson,Troubra ge,
Colborne, Dowager De Clifford, Caroline Stuart, Den-
man, Katherine Stewa-t, James Stuart, Stuart de Rothlae
Fanny Simpson, Lionel Smith, De ROO3, DC Tab'lei
Theresa Digoy, Anna Maria Donkin, Somerset,
d Horsey,
hope, Stanley, Mary Stephenson, Louisa•
Stirling, Strickland,
Charles Somerset, Maria Somerville. W!ihelmoina Stan-
Elizabeth West, Charlotte Denison,_Stinr ,ii,deliaa
Frances Egerton, Adelaide Hay. th
Seymour, Frances Clinton, Shelley,
Man-
ners, Rossmore, F. Sandon, R
George .
Seymour,
E. Browne, Louisa buncombe, Dickens,
uS Charlotteveerb °r e, Egerton,L . Emily
Browne,
M. Lambton,
moor, Des Vceux, Elizabeth
Evans. Elizabeth Feilding,
Fitzroy, J.
Frankland Russell, Rothes,
(Philip) Durham,
annozii
Primrose, Charles Russell, _
Kennett, Caroline L
Bentmck, Portman, Herbert, Pore,
Anqusta Gordon, Pellew, Gardiner
Price, Poltimore,
Ft*zrnaurice, Caroline • Las
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at dimer on SaturdHayl:
Ceclia Underw
I-Ts Royal
hononed Sir Benjamrn and Lady Hall with his company
htAiemssongtsltletheDguukeests of Sussex
ulassaed:
M, 'clime Bunten, Lord Charles Fitzroy, Lord James Hap
eed, Earl of Fingall, the Chevalier and
1 de Dunstanville, the Speaker and Mrs. Abercomby,
Du e of Argyll and Miss Campbell, Mr. and Lady Fanny
Hoard, Lord Melgund, Sir: Richard and Lady Bulkley
Philips,.. Lady Torrington and Lord Dinorben. In the
evOng her Ladyship received a select party, of abou!
20(, to meet his Royal Highness, after which his Royal
lithriess visited the Marquis of Hertford, at his villa in
thi Regent's-park, to lova his Liiiy,,,iiiil ilighocss the
Gend Duke of Itu,i'.ii.
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