The Sun.
London, England, 1840-04-25 00:00:00

EVENINTG EDI ploN.

COURT CIRCULAR.

Wixnsoa, FRIDAY.—Her Majesty and his Royal High-
ness Prince Albert left the Castle this morning, in a pony
phaeton, and rode through Windsor and Eton, to Drop-
more. A tarp party from the Castle followed in phaetons,
her Ro3al Highness the Duchess of Kent and the Heredi-
tAry Prince of Saxe Cobtirg Gotha occupying the car-
riage next her Majesty. Viscount Melbourne rode with
the Ladies Eleanor and ConstancilPaget in the third car-
riage. Lord Byron and the other visitors and suite occu-
pied three other carriages. The Royal Party will return
to the Castle to dinner.

Baron Stockmar took his departure from the Castle this
morning, for town.

The—Countess of Uxbridze and Lord and Lady Kin-
n ird rode to Cumberland Lodge th;s morning.

Her Majesty the Quern Dowag,er and her Serene High-
ness the Duchess rla of Saxe ‘Veimar took an airing to
the parka yest Trlay afternoon in a pony phaeton and four.
The Duke of Cambridge visited her Majesty and her Serene
Highness yestt relay at Marlborough House.
The Queen Dowager and the Duchess Ida cf Saxe
Weimar honoured the Italian Opera House with their
presence on Thursday evening.
The Duke of Cambridge honoured the performance of
the Sacred Harmonic Society. " The Messiah,"
Hail last evening with his presence.
Prince George of Cambridge has arrived at Strathfielt:.
saye. Hants, from Brighton, on a visit to the Duke 2fr
Wellington.
The Netherlands' Minister and Madame Dodd bad the
honour of dining with her Majesty the Queen Dowager
at Marlborough-house yesterday. at Exeter
The Duke of Cambridge visited the Princess Augusta
yesterday, at Clarence-house, St. James's.
Despatches from Sir Colin Campbell, Governor of
Nova Scotia, and also from the Governor of New Bruns'
wick, were received yesterday at the Colonial-office.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE'

ARRIVALS.
Lord Frederick Beauclerk, at his town residence, Kist
street, St. James's, from Cassbiobu; Mr. and Mrs.
Bentley, in Park-lane, from Birch House, Lancashire;
the Hon. Mrs. Stapleton, at Fenton's Hotel ; the Duchess
of Gordon, at Grillon's Hotel, Albemarle-street ; the
Hon. Captain Frederick De Roos, ; Lady and the
.Misses Shaw Stewart, Mr. H. Vivian, Mr. Fort, M.P.,
and Mrs. Fort, at Fenton's Hotel ; Viscount Curzon, Lady
Boynton, Capt. Langton, at ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Hasell'
at ditto ; Mr. Montague Parker, M. P., at ditto; Horace
Hamond, Esq., at the Carlton Hotel, Regent-street, from
Hanover; -_Chad, Esq., and Miss Tomlinson,
from Norfolk ; Mr., Mrs., and Miss Nightingale, at ditto,
from Hants ; Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson and family, at ditto,
front Warnley Abbey. at ditto,

DEPARTURES.
Byam Martin, Esq., from the Carlton Hotel, Regent'
street, for Sussex ; Captain Evan Lloyd, from ditto, for
Salop; Count and Countess Potoski from ditto, for Paris;
Mr. Charles S. Stokes, from the Sackville Hotel, Saekci
ville-street, on a tour through Scotland ; the finn• and
Rev. Frederick Powys, for Fetcham Rectory. Stare,' ;
for
of and Mrs. L'Estrange, for Dublin ; the Sl:e r
of the House of Cornnions and Mrs. Shaw Lefevret
Brighton ; Captain and the Hon. Mrs. Ramsdell,
FL:stings; Mr. Lynch, M.P., and famly, for St. Leo.
nard's-on_ Sea; Lady and the Misses Shelley, for Brighton'
the Countess Beauchamp, for ditto; Colonel
for ditto ; Mr. Ord, M. P., and Mrs. Ord, foe Sussex,'
,\lr. Bell, M P., and Mrs. Bell, for Cheltenham;
Hon. Thomas Coventry, for ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Jo'
Dundas, for Leamington Spa; Lady and Miss Ihbotson.
for dirto ; Sir Walter James, Bart., M.P., for Bedege"
bury Park ; the Earl of Clare, for ditto ; the Hon. LT
tleton Powys, for Leamington Spa; Sir Wm. and Lady
Geary, fur ditto ; Captain Hotha-n, R. N., for ditto.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES AT THE
CULVERLEY PARK HOTEL, TONI3RIDG".
WELLS.
ARRIVALS —Lord mid Lady William Fitzroy; Mr*
Hogg, M. P. ; Mrs Hogg and Family ; the Lord Advn-
eJte, and Mrs. Rutherford; Mr. and Mrs. York Nighti°-
gale; Mrs. and Miss Comberbatch; Mrs. and Miss Hatt-
hall ; Mr. and MN. Jlhn Smith and family, from Odle
Park; Lieuten.int-Coknel Gasenigne; Mr. A. Dunlop;
Mrs. and Miss Alexander; Mr. and Mrs. Goddard ;
Mr. W. I'. i3rande; and Mr. and Mrs. G. Hanson.
DEPARTURE?.—AdmiraI Sir Philip Durham. and Lady
a
Henderson Durivm ; Colonel Sir John M. Wilson;
and Mrs. George Dirk Sewell; Mr. G. S. Troyer ; Aut.'
and the Hon. Mrs. ErAine; Mr. and Mr. Ford Wilson;
W. E. C. Tulnell; Mr. and Mrs. Wilberforce Pearson;
and Mr. John Carry Moore.

The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland purpnr,
moat:'
givingwhen
haesplendid
s tfyetteh the tQSu
their Graces with their company. •
teaeffnoradndfl,
Fiursteniene theAlbeenrstuvviniiii
hono ,
The Duke of Devonshire intends entertaining
e tnit:
the. Queen and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, at
Devon'
shire House, immediately after his return from the Continee _
We understand some alterations will shortly be made at De
above mansion for the fete.
ROYal
STRATIIFIELDSAYE, THURSDAY.--Hk— - he
Highness the Duke of Cambridge took his departure for
the
metropolis this morning, having previously engaged to take
, pss the
Chair at a public charity dinner. Her Royal' Big"nl
Duchess of Cambridge and the Princesses Augusta
leave on Saturday next for Cambridge House, attended bi
Baron Knesebeck. His Excellency Baron Brunow, with Co_,unt
Nesselrode, is understood to go to town to-morrow.. The I:'aii
and Countess of Wilton, accompanied by the youthful La.
Grey de Wilton and Lady Elizabeth Egerton, leave on Satur.
and 3 all
day morning for Grosvenor-square. His Excellency Baron
Niemann leaves for Chandos House to-morrow or Saturday.
The Marquis of Salisbury and Ladies Cecil, Viscount air,
Viscountess Mahon, Marquis and Marchioness of Douro, Will!
stay until Monday.
in all probability, ;,.. i
HYDE PARK.—Although the weather was ex"
tremely fine yesterday, the drive was not so full of carriais—Ai'ss
,1,
on former occasions, owing, probably, to the absence of,r, -
9ueen and Court at Windsor during the recess. ger. 1e
jesty the Queen Dowager, with her Serene High ear ' f
ciage
Duchess of Saxe Weimar, was in the ring in a pony
1
and four, with two postilions and two outriders. The P(116-5
were of a dark bay, and were greatly admired for the grace
ness of their action.
andy, w a
hat
s'
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.—On Thursday'
at St. Mary's, Leamington Spa, Mr. William Charles Eranj
Freke, fourth son of the Hon. Percy Freke, and neplieWir
Lord Carbery, to Lady Sophia Wichcote, widow of the lat.e,!'
Thomas Wieheote, Bart., and third sister of the Earl of oar.
borough. Her Ladyship is in her 45th year.
ost
The Countess of Builington has been ill a 111,,at
precarious state since Thursday morning until six o'cine;;ay
evening, when a change for the better took place in her •jj:-..
ship's disorder, but she is, nevertheless, in great danger. le
Chambers, Sir James Clark, and four other medical gent
men were in attendance yesterday at Wimbledon.
tO
DEATH OF LADY CAMERON.—We hopehw
record the death of this highly-respected lady, which melanfeW..
event took place at Invarailort, N. 13., on Friday. Her '''a "
ship was the wife of Major-General Sir Alexander Cantor"'
K. C. 8., and Deputy Governor of St. Alawes.
Prince Low Napoleon is passing the holidays
at his mansion in Carlton-gardens, taken by his 1-fighnets;-rie
Lord Ripon. The Prince and his uncle, Count Survi-i'%i
joint co-heirs of the late Cardinal Pesch, intend to diV,rent-
the splendid gallery of paintings at Rome, bequeathed t° "
by h.s Eminence.
vo that
DovER, APRIL 24.—1 beg to inform J - -t1 hv hill
his Exce lency the Prince de Castelcieala, accompanieurifor
secretar and suite. landed here this afternoon, abn..,%sterri
o'clock,' from Boulogne, under a salute from the !Motel
heights; and after partaking of refreshment at the ShIP -
proceeded for London.
'file fashionable world will learn with plesatne. '
bstohetar, t,oitfthbehei sisnpirri
the intention friends
nttthoeen ttr
iieol
gtl,-leyowaf rttdhheea
jousts
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soo about to tno
lastber
yreeavri
1 he 511!
selected tor the amweinent is the ground adjoining the be
Hotel at Norwood, which, we understand, will be talon by
t
Noble Earl for the head-quarters of the tourney.
' 71st
The Duke of Weilinuton will coin I te his
p e
year on Friday next, theist of May. 21
THE LATE LORD HEADLEY.---The fuser,
of this estimable Nobleman took place on Tihnutindua
° mortal remains were deposited in a vault at the new Protests; the
church, Aghadoe. A large concourse of persons attendee oe,
ohs. quies, including the principal inhabitants for manY le
ter
year.
thispseaarx:
round. The Hon. and Very Reverend Archdeacon Fors
officiated as minister, assisted by the Rev. J. Willis.
ui
Losa
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LlFE.—Lady -- of
Cadogan, sister of the Earl of Cadogan and Marchioness
h,
Anglesey, was married on Tuesday last to the Rev. Wtn• Mao
D. D. Her Ladyship is in her 53d year.
~1 has
We understand that the Rev. Dr. ANT—fr
been appointed Vice-President of the African Institutionaine
Paris, of which many of the most eminent men in France
members.
arrived
Lady Ward and the Hon. Miss Ward
°f
aFtr. Mivart's Hotel, on 'I hursday, from a tour in the
south
vice and Italy. Her ladyshi
and d h r have been 3
1),,
ndaughter te
sent nearly twefve months.
The Duchess n,
of Gordon has returned to t°vlrod
from visits to the Duke and Duchess of Richmond, ati?e,; -
wood Park, and the Countess of Newburgh, Sildon .•°-se'
at Bright°.
Sussex. Her Grace has been staying a short time at , f
DEATH OF " CHIEF BARON O'GRADY. Viscount Guillainore,raY,
died better known as Chief Baron
at his residence, in the county of Limerick, on 'Tuesday His Lordship held the office of Chief Baron of :he Irish fix_
chequer for several years, and on his retirement from the bend
was created Viscount Guillamore of Caher Guillarnore' aife
Baron O'G d
ra y of Roekbarton, in the peerage of Ireland;astie..
town,
a daughter of John Thomas Waller, Esq.. of ' in
own, and leaves a very numerous issue; and is succeeded
e.
his title and estates by Colonel 0 Grady, formerly the reprut
sentative of the county Limerick in Peidement, now Vi'eil„t
Guillamore, who married, in 1828, Gertrude Jane, the e'---
daughter of the Hon. Berk , P b whom he has al'
e.ey aget, y
his heirs
merous family, the two eldest being daughters, and
also called Standish, is in his eighth year.
evening
at PARISH OF LAMBETll.—Yesterday eve"
at five o'clock the election of churchwardens, overseers, andt_
surveyors of highways of this extensive parish, terminated
nun.:
favour of the Tory party. At the close of the poll the
bees were as follow: