The Sun.
London, England, 1836-01-29 00:00:00

,(John TEi.,7.-.:77------'-''''''''..••••"-1-...•..7...5.........) 1' am going to leave this world and
you, mother, but I shall never die—l am going home !" and
withdrawing his hands from her neck, he slept on earth,
caorl his weary spirit -.vas away to the better land it Was
r‘wthy of, to sing its visions of purity and goodness before
the throne of brie-lighted Omnipotence. Thus died, wept
Poet
and lamented by his friends, Joseph Grant--a man and a
—an affectionate brother and a dutiful son—one whom
many loved--one who was worthy to be loved, not more
s single
,for hi ' ' minded affectionate nature than for his genius
and worth,"

CERY COURT.-(THIS DAY.)

J. r4e LORD CHANCELLOR was occupied the whole morning
with. the vvell-known appeal of Taylor v. Waters, relating to
the Italian Opera House.

OLLS COURT.-(THIS DAY.)

BENNETT V. TEAGUE. This was a motion on behalf of the plaintiff for an injunc-
tion to restrain the defendants from enforcing a contract which
had been entered into between them. At the time of hearing,
his Lordship thinking the evidence contradictory, delayed Rng iudg:ment, stating that he would read all the affidavits.
Lore.ship this morning stated he had done so, and his
opinion ',vas that he must dismiss the motion with costs.
PARIS V. HUGHF.S.
Hs LORDSHIP gave judgment in this case, which was a mo-
tion on behalf of the plaintiff to discharge an order obtained
eorparte by one defendant to examine a co-defendant as a wit-
ness after decree. His Lordship, after going through the au-
thorities, stated his opinion to be that the motion to examine a
co-defendant after decree, was a motion of course, and such
being his opinion, he must dismiss the application on behalf of
Ite plaintiff, with costs.

XCHEQUER COURT-(THIS DAY.)

The COURT took the spe______ cial paper this morning. Nothing
of any interest occurred.

'RPORATION OF THE CITY
OF LONDON.

of the esterday, a most numerous meeting of the new Committee
took whole Court upon the Municipal Institution of the City
Place in the Council Chamber. The LORD MAYOR in
the Chair.
Chai~After a very long and uninteresting discuvion on the point
lyllether the Lord Mayor or Mr. Pritchard should take the
°Chair
Alderman WINCHESTER said that the Committee had no
t-tight to discuss the question at all. If the Committee did not
rc'eeed to business, he should move to adjourn it till they
"ev.re in a fit state to do their duty.
ch 7. RICHARD TAYLOR argued that the appointment of
a.rmati rested with the Committee themselves.
z'lr• °4fidet WitsTos thought that the public would be inspired with
th yoce by the appointment of the Lord Mayor.
u THOMAS Woon repelled all the charges against
Vona of Aldermen, and declared that they had been most ,
w4:1.,.1.81Y Misrepresented.
‘un a division, Mr. Pritchard was elected Deputy Chairman.

RIGHTON-THURSDAY.

g gave audience on Tuesday afternoon to Lord
Ivio.rhTaeßiln
tut tjßussell, Earl Beauchamp, and the Earl of Co-
t Yesterday his Majesty did not leave the Palace,
ivardT 8 tooonno sat to Mr. Newton for his miniature, and after-
ured Lord William Russell with an audience.
least he Duke of Cumberland arrived at the Palace at half-
-Bn'en in yesterday, and remained with their Majesties till
London, the evening, when his Royal Highness returned to
Sir G
Paja,„A last
Seymour, Master of the Robes, arrived at the
last night from Hampton Court.
Auguer Majesty did not go out yesterday, but the Princess
sta, attended by Miss Hope Johnstone, took a car-
trnaniring at noon. The Duchess of Gloucester and the
pr'igtirt.*av'ine drove out together at the sane time.
)'estera George took his usual exercise with his preceptor
,r, ay and to-day.
the Lie Royal dinner party on Tuesday evening comprised
I,lti Marchioness and Lady Elizabeth Cornwallis, Lady
n"s Lad
Hotham Mr. and Mrs. C. De ring, and Mr. S.
and YC. Dickens. Last night the guests were Col.
CzAtaiDavvson Darner, Sir Charles and Miss Doyle,
)3enti Doyle, the Marchioness of Cholmondeley and Miss
-
Air nrik, Colonel Gurwood, Mrs. Fitzherbert, Mr. and
11. Jerningham, and Lord Fincastle.
k.it he h
K.ing:this afternoon took a carriage airing in company
rrince Ernest.
Wine, Princess Augusta rode out at noon, accompanied
Q --4auY Louisa Cornwallis. The Duchess of Gloucester
e
at Landgravine.. also took a carriage airing in company
2 clock
vee4l command of their Majesties, a musical entertain-
1/ lit will take place at the Palace this evening, at which
nr.rl
4,1
anniza
"anle Caradori is engaged to sing. The rehearsal this
ing
ro was honoured by the presence of the Duchess of
rThe following distinguished guests have been invited to
4nend :—Mr. and Lady Jane Peel, the Misses Malt-
d, Colonel and Lad G.
!rid Miss Otway, Dowy Cathcart, Sir Robert, Lady,
Wadies Phi ager Countess of Mulgrave and
tad Lad pps, General Phipps, Countess of Charlemont
y Elizabeth Clements, Earl and Countess of Nor-
bury and family, Lord and Lady Radstock, Mrs. Fitzher-
terlen, Colonel and Mrs. Dawnier, Mr. and Mrs. S.
ningham, hlarchioness son De
and Ladies Cornwallis, Lady G.
_ atlriur;st, Sir M. and Lady Tierney, Countess Dger of and Ladies Greville Lord Fincastle, and Lords
Wilaiam and Alfred Hervey,
'
Gutteridge s concert
oa,y, under the patronage of Her
roI s tooko Place Yesterday afternoon, when the large
f the Townhall was crowded with company.
. _

HIONABLE IN TELLIGEN CE.

ARRIVALS.
Captain Ramsden and Lady Annabella Ramsden, at Mar-
slt I Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square ; George Dering,
Esq., Mrs. Doering, and Miss Dering, at ditto ; J. Twistleton,
lioctli at ; Rev. G. Wroth and sons, at the Blenheim
IVl;,;.`' 13°11cl-street, from the Rector near Dunstable ; Capt.
;itleacre, R.N., at ditto, from Dover; Thomas Butlin, Esq.,
4airprs. Butlin, at ditto, from Cheltenham ; Thomas Kit.l-
- at ditto from ditto ; the Earl of Harrowby-, in
lottlahi-n°r-square from his seat, Sandon Hall, Lichfield, Staf-
siqualn ; Lord Albert Conyngham, in Hill-street, Berkeley-
urde-itlr°nl Denbies Park, Surrey ; Sir Francis and Lady
11(1 ivi 411,4 family, in St. James's-place, from Hastings ; Mr.
from giS. tlenry Grimes, at Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, %hire ; George Chetwynd's seat, Brockton Hall, Stafford-
toln 13 aMain Ramsden, in Belgrave-street, Belgrave-square,
uoy aeY, Yorkshire ; Colonel Wildman, at Batt's Hotel,
At er.street, from Newstead Abbey ; Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
klitilr, Y, at ditto, from a tour • the Countess of Newburgh and
.."',l(ent, at Cr wl y'• Hotel,' Albemarle-street, from the
I.4l`fr"; Mrs. Sanadfoerd,' at ditto, from Cheltenham ; Lady
trOz el°l/11a.nl, at Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook and Davies-streets,
41 4 Rich at
George Money, Esq., at ditto, from his
.scat
lon erefordshire ; Arthur Aston, Esq., at ditto, from Brigh-
ditt; brand
Scutt,Scot Esq at ditto, from a tour ; Miss Keet, at
elitl from a ;C. -.11". Dimsdale, Esq., at ditto, from his
~.,,`,ll Hera • the R F S cold Pearce, at ditto, from
-41oridge. , Rev. J. ero

, w
DEPARTURES.
%h.: 11, e._lll°Y, Esq., tid Mrs. Henley, from Marshall
luld kr"11 s Hotel, Cavendish-square ; Levison Gower, Esq.,
%qr., sart, Levison Gower, from ditto ; Hon. Sir Edward V_ava-
Isitto,"bart, from ditto . Chas. G. Fairfax, jun., Esq., from
lited, ''', ev• E. Wilks, 'Mrs., and two Misses Wilks, fromh h
ter .--",%1111 Rotel, Bond-street, for the Rectory, near lßoorc eos-r
t04,,`-'aPtain Fitz H. Way and Mrs. Way, from ditto,
ufr.
lio "°,,; Major and Mrs. Spurling, from ditto ; James S ?r_e,
trot e;s9., from ditto, for High Ongar, Essex ;. Rev. J. E Is .
ho itto, for Bucks ;J. Simpson, Esq., from ditto, for BerkE, •Wrizlni? Carsen Esq. from ditto, for Jamaica; ev,
for ps-sro, from ditto for' Brighton; A. Bond, Esq., from ditto,
South 1; the Earl and Countess Craven, from their seat nearea
Ibin tarlipten, for Brighton ; Hon. Henry Howard, from L
11.04 en, for Danton Hall, Grantham ; Chester Mawe, Esq.,
Bart•,
gaff's Hotel, Dover-street, on a tour ; Sir B. Riddell,st
lanci:, rotn Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, for his seat in. co -
t4ci t',rhomas Fitzherbert, Esq., from ditto, for Brighton ;
Et Y if 4rquhar, for her scat at Roehampton • J. Dingwall,
and Via his
seat near Aberdeen, for Christchurch ; Viscount
for g I.scountess Lake, from Crawley's Hotel, Albemarle-street,
for theirsrh ; the Hon. Mrs. and Miss Tollemache, from ditto,
it;Tgb_ eat, Huntsmore Park, Bucks ; Major Mayne, from
ett's Hotel, Dover-street, for Bath ; Mr. Powell Collins
Mast street r er Gore Langton, from Ellis's Hotel, St. Jan
atid r; for Somersetshire ; Messrs. John Hall, Parke, Fowles,
L'awson, from ditto, for Liverpool.
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Gavn, DEN DEATH FROM EXCESS OF JOY.—Mrs.
bWas 'f.ol'll‘ll,re of Mr. James Gavet, jun., of the Forest Parish,
kpt's not lying in the road leading to Mr. George Bre-
Personsll°o, life being almost extinct ; she was taken up
• whohappened tobe passing ,
ii
I.led to th
cuir , e aforesaid house, where she shortly afterwards
3.4 eu• It appears that the deceased was about eighteen s
Sincers of age, and that she had been confined three weeks
of
th ; that the postman carried her a letter in the course
th t o morning from her husband, who is in America, and
p: at morn
o'clock in the afternoon she left her house in
I:l‘,,iect health, with the view of going to her sister's house,
‘,B..trebaut, at a short distance, to in her that she
'‘i Just received a letter from her husband, and that on
the road her milk flew to her head, which caused her
tul,eialthl When found, her milk was flowing out at her nos-
,: 8' A medical gentleman was called, but life was ex-
,,n.
`l. He gave it as his opinion, that the rush of the de-
ceased's milk to her head was the cause of her death. The
deceased was in very high spirits when she left her house,
and just before that she said to a relation of her 's—" You'll
MI a
II- my child whilst I
go to chapel in the evening," littl
'roagining that her earthly career was so near its final
close.e A Coroner's inquest has been held, and a verdict
aeeordingly,--Guernsey Paper. given