The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-10 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Her Majesty had an evening party on Monde r;
Buckingham Palace. Among the companY;:if,
Baron de Bourqueney, the French Charge cl'Aua.:oB
the Marquis and Marchioness of Normanby, Earl --a
Countess of Cadogan, and the Ladies Augusta
Honoria Cadogan, arl and Countess of Roseberf9
and the Ladies Primrose, the Countess of UxbrLici„gti;
and the Ladies Eleanora and Constance Paget, '"
W. Stanhope, Lord Paget, Countess of Errol, ''lg%)l,
Lady Ida Hay, Countess of Surrey, and LaclY rl
Howard, Lord Edward Howard, Earl of Mareb,
Ha-
of
Morley, Viscountess Palmerston, Lord Claud 1131
milton, Lord and Lady Robert Grosvenor, Lady riy
Anson, Lord and Lady Leveson, Sir Henry and 119:1i.
Wheatley, and the Misses Wheatley, the Right "lgr.
George Stevens and the Lady -Agnes Byogitiop.
George Edward and the Hon. Mrs. Anson. l'"01
Hugh Fortescue, Mr. and Lady Mary Stank.' a
the Misses Stanley.
Her Majesty's private Band attended in the Salt°
during the night.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert walked in the gar.
dens of Buckingham Palace 3 esterday forenoon. of
Viscount Melbourne had an audience yesterclaY-
the Queen.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent visited
her Majesty yesterday. Mrs.
Viscount Melbourne and Mr. and the fl°ll' the
George E. Anson, had the honour of joining last
Royal Circle at Buckingham Palace at dinner

evening.
'noir Royal H:ghnesses the Duchess of Gloucestg6
the Duke of Sussex, and the Duke of Cambridge'
visited her Majesty the Qurea Dowager at Meirib°.
rough House yesterday.
The Duchess of Kent, attended by LadY ,F 1.115;
Howard, honoured the Haymarket Theatre, v"t" e
presenceevening
• The Depwation from the Gentlemen intcresteldtti:
Canada, consking of Messrs. Colvile, J. A'B°„ks,
Rusull, Ellice, Crapnrin, Auldjo, Wakefield, 11-0
Robinson, Gould, and Martin, and Dr. RAO, ha
~,•- (-
interview with Lord John Ru•se 1 at the C'elf)-1:c•
office yesterday, upon the subject of the memorial pre'
by them.
Tee Agent of Jamaica. and a De Putation from thollia e
Al.sociation of Jamaica Proprietors, Sir W.
Sir H. Lushington, Sir E. H. East, Mr. Becilf:rs-
Mr. Dehany, and Mr. Christie, had an intervievi 'e
terday with Lord John Russell at the Colonial.oiVc,i,
Lord JAmes Stuart, Mr. J. Shaw Lefevre, and:ubl
Sparks, had interviews with the Marquis of Norma
yesterday at Li e Home-office. cotelial

The. Deputation of the North American j'9— die
Committee, consisting of the Earl of Mountcashexl
Duke of Argyll, Lord Blayney, the 111‘Ki00( .t,y•
the M.Leod, the Cnisholm, Sir R. M‘Leod, Mr'z,
O'Brien, M.P., Mr. G. P. Scrope, ALP., (.1.7",irel
D'Este, Sir D. M.Dougail, Sir Joseph de '°„--py,
Laffan, Bart. ; the Governor of the Canada Cor:P„-,orn
the Chairman of Lloyd's, Dr. Ifill, Mr. L. gob „50°,
of Canada, Mr. R. P. Crooks, of Canada, Mr. Ju'et,..
Hagerman, of Canada, Dr. Rolpb, from Upper with
nada, and Mr. John Hughes, had an interview on
Lord John Russell yesterday at the Colonial-°ffi'°le'eri-
the subject of emigration to the British North A-
can Provinces.
The Agent. of Jamaica, and a Deputation from, tri.
Association of Jamaica Proprietors, consisting of Sir
Alexander Grant, Bart., Sir W. Dolling, Mr• Deblith
Mr. Christ e, and Mr. Green bad an interview wie
Mr. Labouchere, at the office of the Board of
Tra
on Saturday.
His Excellency the Soanish Ministry bad an irnteir;
view with Lord John Russell, yesterday, at the
nial-office.

INDEPENDENT AND WEST MIDDLESEX j:f
SURANCE CONCERN.—At a meeting of t. e Proprietor.
v.,
the Scottish Widows' Fund and Life Assurance S°Cle
ff:,
held in E inburgb, on Wednesday last, Lord Mon .
er ie
the chair, on the motion of Sir James Gibson Craig, P
be
In-
of Ricearton, it was resclved—" That the Directors
tc-
structed to subscribe such a sum as they think prersic,
ards defraying the expenses incurred by Mr. M'l'en
the Editor of the Scotch Reformer's Gazette, Glasgel'Eed r
'defending himself in the several actions of damages ra
against him at the instance of this most fraudulent coeiceso
styling themselves The Independent West Miaci,erieg
Fire and Life Assurance Company.'" Lord Moo the
slated that Mr. M'Kenzie deserved the thanks tit the
public for his conduct in the matter, and be hoped
sol diaPl, of
other Insurance Companies would follow the
the Scottish Widows' Fund Society, in relieving fo,
M'Kenzie from loss, in consequenc,- of his early annoy
gorous exposure of this great imposture, whereby so 131
have been saved from min.—Glasgow Argits.
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