The Sun.
London, England, 1838-05-07 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

H ARRIVALS.
enry Lee Warner, Esq., and family, in Manchester-square, from
trheir seat Viberton Court, Herefordshire; Mr. and Mrs. Arbuthnot, and
amity, at the' London Hotel, Albemarle-street, ttoin Scotland; Rear-
aldraital Hill, at ditto, from Portsmouth ; Sir Thos. and Lady Barker,
Cditto, from Marsden Park, Staffordshire; Lady Astley Cooper, in
,-onrduit.sreet, from Gadebridge, Hemel-Hempstead; the Rev.
birso
ge Tolley, at the Green Park Hotel, Piccadilly, from Brighton ;
lir' H. Winston Barron, M.P., at the Burlington Hotel ; the Hon.
*tr4. White and Col. Thos. White, at the Carlton Hotel, Regent-
„Yet, from Ireland ; Col. 'Samuel and Mrs. White and Miss R.
et ditto, from ditto; the Marquis of Granby, M.P., at ditto,
m nelvou Castle; the Baron Pereira, at ditto, from Vienna; Mons.
and Madame Klein, at ditto, from ditto; the Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone,
at
.ditto, from Liverpool ; Geo. Orred, Esq., and Mrs. Orred at Grove's
Private
Albernarle.street, from Bebbington, Cheshire; R.
..cilL_ney, Esq., Mrs. Gurney, and Miss Gurney, from their seat Thick
"urn, Norwich, at the Berner's Hotel, Berners.street ; C. Grant, Esq.,
":11 his seat, Hoby Priory, Essex, at ditto; Rev. R. Moore, Mrs.
re and family, at do., from St. Giles Rectory, Woodgate, Dorset ;
144'. A. Pearson and Mrs. Pearson, from Springfield Rectory, Essex, at
ditto; W. Hetherington, Esq. and Mrs. Hetherington, from the Con_
t,".'ent, at ditto; Miss Hunt, from Cready Mansion, Devon, the seat of
. Davy, Bart., at ditto ; Rev. C. Barrow at ditto ; Mons. Latour,
41 ditto; Rev. Mr. Blozom, from Oxford, at 'ditto ; Rev. Mr. All, at
ditto •
F. Sitwell, Esq., from Albury, Surrey, at ditto ; Mrs. Home
Drummond and family, at the Lansdowne Hotel, Dover.street, from
Scotland; C. F. Figgins, Esq., at Jertnyn-street, from his residence, Tra.
higar Park, Ireland.

DEPARTURES.
Mr, and Mrs. Fletcher and family, from the London Hotel, Albe-
roarle-street, for Suffolk ; Mr. and Miss Dundas, from ditto, for Brigh.
ton; Colone., Oswald and family, from ditto, for Dover • Mr. and Mrs.
IValdegrave P.rk, from the Carlton Hotel, Regent street, for Surrey;
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Walker, from ditto, for Brighton ; the Lord
Chief Justice and Mi's. and Miss Doherty, from ditto, for Richmond;
Air, and Mrs. Desborough, from ditto, from Italy; Sir W. and Lady
Montague, from ditto, for the Rhine ; Captain Matthews, 3f.P., from
ditto, for Dover ; Charles Dickens, Esq. and Lady Elizabeth Dickens,
from ditto, for Sussex; Sir Thomas and Lady Lethbridge, from the Bur.
ljngton Hotel, Burlington street for Sandhill Park, Somerset; Mr. and
Mrs. Greatheed, from the Lansdowne Hotel, Dover.street, for their seat,
near Salisbury.
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. e understand the Lord Provost has receive,. a
Polite communication from Lord John Russell, acknowledging receipt
°t the t,
resolutions passed at the late Church Extenrion Meeting.—
...dirsburgh Courant.
The Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway is now
attracting attention among the inhabitants of the surrounding towns
and in Montgomeryshire.
A clergyman is only exempted from toll when
travelling to or returning from visiting any sick parishioner, or on other
Parochial duty within his parish.
It is said the Dukes of Buccleuch, Sutherland,
Cleveland, the Marquises of Salisbury, Westminster, Abercorn, and
Anglesey, and the Earls of Chesterfield, Shrewsbury, Jersey, and Wit_ton,
ton, are having new carriages built to ome out on the day of the Coro_
nation. We are told also that the Earl of Essex has ordered a splendid
•u-a-vis to be built for his new Countess, and to be ready for her use
141 that day.
The Marchioness of Lansdowne, as the lady of the
Lord President of the Council, will give a grand full-dress assembly at
Lansdowne House, on the 17th instant, in celebration of her Majesty's
onth_day.
Lord Cottenham has issued cards for a dinner party
tu the 19th inst.
The Hon. Mrs. Cunliffe Miley will give a hall on
The
,11.5,t11_ inst., and a second on the 21st inst., in Grosvenor-square.
23a ins:" Verschoyles has issued cards for a ball on the
M", -‘n Eaton-square.
the br. at; Mrs. Cox will entertain her Royal Highness
ip,/, the 0! Gloucester and a distinguished party on the 22d inst.
,r 25th Mrs. Cox will give her first concert this season.
din,' he Duke and Duchess of Somerset gave a grand
couner on Thursday, in Park-lane, to the Marquis of Huntley, Earl and
1,),,,,te" of Clarendon, Marquis, and Marchioness of Queensberry,
/sibs",.!ut Duncan, Lord Cranstoun, Lord Dalmeny, Hon. Miss Dundas,
Iv o teseart, and Mr. Gibson Craig. Their Graces' dinner. party on
lir, 4"day consisted of Lord Glenelg, Lord Abercromby, Sir Michael
St'Z' Balt., Hon. Colonel Abercromby, Lord Ebrington. the Ladies
Wilbau''' Hon.
Mrs. Fox Maule
Mr. Maxwell Stewart, Lady Anne
raisaan, and Mr. Grant, Secretary to Lord Glenelg.
~,, Sir Thomas Cochrane entertained the Marquis and
Marchioness of Downshire Earl of Longford Bishop of London, Lady
C.,,,brarlotte Hill, Sir Philip and Lady Durham, 'Lord and Lady Hawarden,
d'
Loftus,
Bishop of Nova Scotia, Mrs. and Miss Bloomfield, Mr. C.
li.tar
Joribanks, and a large party at dinner, on Thursday evening, at his
lorta%s on in Great Cumberland.street.
, Ihe Earl and Countess of Wilton entertained the
i-ruke and Duchess of Beaufort, Lord Frederick Fitzclarence, Earl of
lA.rb.erdeen, Sir Robert Gordon, and a distinguished party at dinner, on
alty, at their residence in Grosvenor-square. The Right Hon.
; ei, s and Mrs. Abercromby bad a large party to dinner, on Saturday
v lug' at their mansion, on Carlton House.terrace. The Lord
Chancellor and
.Lady Cottenhaas had a dinner party, on Saturday, at
tioewir.
kmansion,l in Bruton-street ; Lord and Lady Portman, Lady
11ie , .Ir. and Hon. Mrs. Gosling Mr, and Mrs. Russell, tie., were
among the guests. Mrs. Mansfield' gave an elegant ball, on Friday
evening, at her mansion, r
in -liner Grosvenor-street. The Marquis
.and Marchioness of Downshire, Lord Cantilupe, Lord Loftus, Dui
bzeltern, and upwards of 200 fashionables were present. The Duke
am,' Duchess of Montrose entertained a large party at dinner, on Friday
evening, in Grosvenor-square.
The Duke of Cambridge is about to take possession
~_
mints at
old palace at Kew, but will occupy the King of Hanover's apart.
at the same place till the former is ready for his reception.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Cox gave an elegant entertainment to
::t3 Royal Highness Prince George of Cartridge on Thursday evening,
their mansion in Grosvenor. ,lace. Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence,
Viscountliluo Emelyn,
Baron Gersdorff, Lady Clinton, Hon. Captain
Vise,
an, rr, Sir Hussey and Lady Vivian, Hon. Cavtain piti;tn,
eCaptain
Vise,se
' a select circle, were invited to meet his Royal 11ig
the
e
Mr. and Lady Charlotte Copley have
been passing
the recess at Leamington Spa, where Lord and Lady Howick visit d
ern during, the holidays.
Lord
Francis Eaerton, been suffer-
ing
. for the last six weeks from a violent attack of gout, which has
c,,,nttaPacitated him from attending to his parliamentary duties,
w,tihvaleseent. His Lordship
e waters. has been sojourning at Bath for the benefit
.1:ord Charles Fitzroy has resigned his appoint-
'n----- cif Vice-Chamberlain of the Queen's household. His Lordship'sntilfcssur is the Earl of Belfast, who is now in Paris, and who filled the
c under the Duke of Devonshire.
Lord
Stormont, M.P., has returned to town,
aWftheir la, lung sojourn at Leamington Spa, for the benefit of his health,
Its at one time created great alarm among his numerous connections.
~,,..;:-ordship is still in a delicate state, but came to town purposely to be
r. ' nt at the division on the church leases.
rt,
4he Attorney-General will give a grand dinner at
the
Thatched House Tavern to the leading members of the bar on the
7th ;nst,, in celebration of her Majesty's birthday.
The Russian Ambassador's dinner party on Friday
evening, at Ishburnham House, was attended by Lord and Lady Fitz.
41 Somerset and Miss ..°lnenet' Viscount and Viscountess Burghersh
and tlie lion George Fan, Sir Arthur and Miss Paget, Hon. Robert
Dundas, Storekeeper' f the Navy, Count and Countess Charles
Pozzo di f
orgo ,i%i.degßeenregr,al o.
1.. f. Zisselef, and Prince Paul Lieven.
Ae dinner a family of Muscovite n.j.ustrel' six in number, sang
their national melodies for the amusement of r.Excellency andguests.
The
's th-lt assembly in
The Countess of Shrewsbury
,- atiluVe-street, Park.lane, on Saturday evening, was attended by their
George,
Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge ann .Prince
e.orge. the Russians Ambassador, Duke and Duchess of Somerse:,
Marchioness
Melbourne, Viscount Palmerston, Baron Knesebeck,
:ac of Sligo and the Ladies Browne, Countess of Euston and
,11'nlYL Elizabeth Fitzroy, Lord Loftus, Mr. Hope, Countess of Rosebery
ofd Clanad'y Amino Primrose, Countess Stanhope, Marquis and Marchioness
_es snearde, Colonel and Mrs. Cornwall, Baron Gersdorff, Lord Re.
unction,
.dale, }lon. Miss Annabella Crewe, and a host of foreigners of dis-
P chon, among whom was the Italian prince Don Livio Odescalehi.