The Sun.
London, England, 1849-03-16 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

OSBORNE, THURSDAY.
The Queen and Prince Albert walked early this fore-
noon in the Park at Osborne, and the younger branches
of the Royal family walked and rode as usual.
There was no addition to the Royal dinner party yes-
terday. General Sir Charles Napier is expected to arrive
at Osborne this day to pay his respects to her Majesty
and his Royal Highness, previous to his departure for
India.
Sir Charles has been honoured by an invitation to dine
at Osborne, and remain until to morrow.

Her Majesty the Queen Dowager attended by her
suite, arrived at her residence, Marlborough House, from
the Priory, Stanniore.

Mr. Tennent, M.P., had an interviaw with Sir George
Grey yesterday. Mr. Cowan' M.P., had also an inter-
view with the Right Hon. Baronet yesterday at the
Home-office.

Mr. Villiers paired with Mr. Lacy against Mr.
Disraeli's motion last night.
REPRESENTATION OF LAMBETH.— The church-
wardens of this borough have convened a meeting of the
electors for next Monday evening, in compliance with a
numerously•signed requisition, to take into consideration
the conduct of the Right Hon. Tennison D'Eyncourt,
M.P. for the borough, who declined to vote with Mr.
Cobden on his financial scheme. It is intended to call
upon Mr. D'Eyncourt either to offia an explanation of
his conduct or to resign. In the event of the Honour-
able Gentleman's resigiation, it is the determination of
a section of the Liberal party to put Sir Culling Eardloy
in nomination.

INDEX TO I3URKE'S HISTORY OF THE LANDED
GENTRY.—Comprising references to upwards of 100,000
persons mentioned in the work. This full and complete
index to Mr. Burke's national undertaking " The History
of the Landed Gentry " containing as it does an alpha-
betical arrangement, not only of the vast collection of
pedigrees and family descents given in the work, but of
every single name mentioned in each pedigree with a
reference to the page in which they severally occur, now
renders that work complete and considerably enhances
its value as an historical record, besides extending its
interest beyond the great families whose genealogies are
given in full, to the hundred thousand individuals whose
names are incidentally mentioned through intermarriages
or otherwise. By means of this index genealogical in-
quirers will be enabled to resolve many a doubt as to the
identity of individuals, and to discover connecting links
in family descents. In fine, the index will be indispens-
able to all genealogists and of incalculable value to the
historical student, the lawyer, and the man of business.—
Naval and Military Gazette.
LIEUTENANT-GENERAL SIR CHARLES :NAPIER
This gallant officer left town yesterday morning by the
South-Western Railway for Gosport, en route to Osborne
Palace, to dine with the Queen. At Gosport Lord Fre-
derick Fitzelarence, the military Governor of Portsmouth,
had prepared a grand meeting for his illustrious brother-
in-arms, who, after paying his respects to the Port-Ad-
miral, proceeded to his Lordship's reifience, and thence
embarked in her Majesty's yacht Fairy, for Osborne.
Sir Charles returns today.
We hear that it is likely Lincoln races will be held
earlier than September for the future.