The Sun.
London, England, 1841-01-18 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

WINDSOR, SUNDAY.—Her Maitsty and his
Highness Prince Albert, and the 'Royal Houto
attended Divine Service this morning, in the Pr"-
chapel of the Castle.
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Her Majesty and Prince Albert received the - g ,6noo
writ, which was administered by the Rev. Dr.
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and the Rev. Lord Wriothesley Russell, who tot"
ticiated at the altar.
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After lunch in the afternoon, the Queen and
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Albert walked on the Terrace of the Castle for r.
time.
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Lady Fanny Howard attended Divine Service
George's Chapel, as did several Ladies of the 11°13
hold in the evening.
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The Ray. Dr. Short will have the honour 01:1°„",..
the Royal Circle at the Castle at dinner this evenqjls
Viscount Melbourne took his departure iron
Castle yesterday morning for town.

Sir F. POLLOCK said he would conviot Mr. Hart o.
falsehood befo:e he had done. The articles of war ex•
pressly laid down that any officer convicted of behaving in
a sc, ndalous and infamous manner, should be cashiered,
and Mr. Hart came to purge himself of these charges,
having the fear of a court-martial before his eyes, but he
feared he would take little by his motion. From that day
forth, Mr. Hart's name must go before the world
coapled with that species of infamy which be-
longed to swearing an affidavit which, if it had
been sworn by any attorney of that Court, would cause him
to he struck from the rolls. He (Sir F. Pollock) would
undertake to say that no person connected with the ad-
ministration ofjuatiee would so far disgrace himself as to '
put his name to such an affidavit. He would now read a
few p issages fr re the affidavits, the first of which was
f. oin Ed. Nichols, of Shooter's hill, in the county of Kent,
Colonel of the Royal Marines; and he would remind the
Came that he could have produced several others, but
from the well known difficulty of procuring parties hold-
ing military or naval appointments to come forward in
such cases. The affidavit of Colonel Nichols set earth
that he had been 47 years in active service; he thee IT-
rerred to the formation of the Institutioh, the meetings of
which he had attended, and deposed, that judging from
the coneuet of Lieu', Hart, and his repeated attempts to
interrupt the proceedings and move the dissolution of the
Society, he believed him to be animated with the most de-
termined hovility to it. He then referred to the meetings
ef the 6th and 22J June, when Lieut. Hart adopted the
.same line of conduct, and referred to a letter he bad re-
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etivcd from his brothtr, Lieutenant-Colonel Nichols, wLO THE WILL OF THE LATE MR. LOVE.,--i;ev.P
stated that after deponent left oil the ..):::d, Lieut. Hart —The will of the late Samuel Lovegrove. the proe.,9'o-00
had used very abusive language towards defendant. of the Ludgate Coffee-house and Hotel, and of the 'droll"
The Learned counsel then read the affidavit of John JUL and Sceptre, Greenwich, has just passed under seal ,°,,,ege
Dempsey who attenled the meetings of the Institution for Prerogative Court of Canterbury, in Doctors' Com'elook
the purpose of reporting the proceedings, and who depsed to Samuel Lovegrove, Edward Lovegrove (the so""Nlif
that Mr. ' dart had repeatedly attempted to disturb the Isaac Churchyard and James Toplis, the executors.
nn harmony and interrupt the proceedings of the meetings n
personal property of the deceased was sworn to be !of fl
than he was present at the meeting of the 6th of June, 35,000/. The deceased, in early life, was origirlo,,
when the Secretary was directed to write to the defendant waiter to
Mr. Griffiths, of the Horn Tavern, I)air'
Mr. Watts, to thank hina for his advocacy of the (interests Commons, and succeeded him in his business; and
of the Institution. Mr. Hart then again attempted to mote wards, by persevering industry, became so well knc..e4aeil.
the dissolutioe of the Institution. At the adjourned a tavern-keeper. He was many years a Common Caw"
sr e:ting on the 221 June, Mr. Hart again attempted to man of Castle Baynard ward.
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interrupt the treeeedings ; but having been disappointed, BRISTOL SUGAR MARKET, JAN. 1.-.- vela
Mr. Hart, who was sitting near deponent, began in a loud state of the weather has very much interfered T"'Ll) en,
tone of voice a tissue of the most scurri ous abuse of Me ness, oda: etv.se it is evident, from the limited stocks g
Watts, calling nun me d—ilst blackguard and scone- rally held, a fair demand would have ex'sted a . scree'
. iel in etiveLec.s. That at the termination of the meeti g prices. The depression in the refined trade, and th.couee
he (Har ) le peated the s i,. e; ap cssio 3, adding t at tensive falling off iu the consumption, will effectuallY 'loaf
he ( e indent) was a characterless vageoand without teract 'any tendency to an advance, which a ten Tor
the pa,o of society, whom no gentleman would meet, revival of demeand 'night else produce.—Bristol elle"•
ic and chat if he knew where to meet hint be would L r ~,.,AFF•
A TtsT AILWAY RETURNS FOR Alt „,.,14;•
break every bone in his skin.—.,(Laughter.) He
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would now read the affidavit of Henry Carr, formerly of FO4 ONE WEEK.--London and Birmingham, l'iert'
Greatc Western, 4.6601. ; London and South tie' ee/ i,
the East fridia Company's service, and Honorary Score.
er,4e
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tary of the Institution, denying several of the allegations ( eoutharapton), 3,093 ; Liverpool and Manchest . eyea, .
Grand Junction, 7,1671. ; London and Circe ep
lIWI N goodoo
of Mr. Hart, and in reference to the meetings of the Gth
and 221 of June deposing that he attempted to move the London and Brighton (Shoreham Branch). 991; &
,142.4.
dissolution of the institetien. Tbat atethe meeting of the and Blackwell, 4221 ; London and Croyr,ov .lee a
22d of June hu used the abusive and insulting epithe:s to- Eastern Counties, 4341.; Midland Count:ea, ' 16,
wards Mr. Wt 3 as set forth in the preceding affidavit, North M'dland, 2,2201--. Railway Magazine, Jan. ,s't
alsteriaß
Lord DR NMA N —Does not this discharge the rule? RUMOURED LOSS OF LIFE UP',N WI.- - .„figice
Sir F. Pommel( had also affidavits with respect to the Mee--They is no truth in the reports of an ere'reeke
discipline of the army, which showed that I,iNt. Hart
had b.u.n peculiarly favoered. finq Wai from Captain ; i"-ofthe '
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loss of life en Monday last on the, above spot by the 00
Hawleina,- ette ef the ett.h Vogt..
material uccident occurred. • 00'
Lori' tlEfveleN—That is not the n•• tares
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show his abmnee. was wore-- • • ieestion. You must
Sans of the Thames, raised then oae
junction with the.
tit that pee
Sir F. Pou.,- _.eu by frivolous pretexts. The Diamond and Star Companies have!.
bet*"
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..ace—There would be this inference, that Is. 6e. and 2s. per passenger,
company shall run
.....e ivir. Hart was conducting a publication requiring great boat only of either
London,
mental and bodily labour and exertion, he could only have Gravesend and Lon • %lit!, an agreeme

• Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Prince`
er
George of Cambridge attended Divine Service YeA5ll,-r
day morning, in Grosvenor Chapel, South Ar-
street. Baron Knesebeck was in waiting on their P°'
Highnesses.
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The Duke of Sussex had a select party at dinner 1
terday, at his residence, in Kensington Palace. st
A Cabinet Council was held at the F'oreigri-of61:-Etro
three o'clock, on Saturday afternoon. The Mid e
present were Viscount. Melbourne, the Lord Charrjl"
Marquis of Lansdowne, Earl of Clarendon. Marqw:lli
Normanby, Viscount Palmerston, Lord John 11115 t'
the Chancellor of the Exchequer; Earl of Minton re;
count Duncannon, the Right Hon. H. Labouche
Lord Morpeth, and the Right Hon. T. 13. Mosul,
Viscount Melbourne came to town to attend,ise
Connell at halfn..past two o'clock, from a visit to her 0'
jesty at Windsor Castle.
The Council sat two hours and a half.
Viscount Melbourne gave a Cabinet dinner on to
joi;
ttly evening at his residence in South-street. AD
Ministers were present except Sir John Hobbouse• 10
Despatches for the Governor of Gibraltar were
off front the Colonial-office on Saturday evening. th'
The Earl of Minto has ariived in town from Scotlo

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