The Sun.
London, England, 1840-03-25 00:00:00

COURT CIRC ULAIL.

DEPARTURES.

Viscount Mountnorris, for Flower Grove, near DubDo;
Rear Admiral Sykes, for Bath ; Mr. Harley Drummond,
for Leamington Spa ; Lord Waldegrave, for Melton Mow-
bray, the Prince de Montford and suite, for the continent;
Rear-Admiral Sir F. Austin, for Portsmouth ; Colonel
Pennefather, for Dublin ; Connt Derrindoff, for Paris;
Rear-Admiral Thirling, for Hampshire ; the Hon. and
Rev. Edward Moore and family, from Crawley's Hotel,
for the Cloisters, Windsor Castle; the Hon. Mrs. Lind-
sey Burrell, for Ryde ; Lord Cosmo Russell, for Dublin;
the Earl of Cassilis for Dublin ; Lord Dunraven, from
the Burlington Hotel, for Windsor; Captain Stanley, for
Paris ; Colonel G. Wyndham, for Brighton ; General
Crosbie, for Sussex ; Lord Alexander Russell, for Weedon
Barracks ; the Mayor of Limerick, from Morley's Hotel,
for Liverpool ; Lord Lauderdale, for Thurlestane House,
near Dunbar; the Marquis of Kildare, for Carton House,
near Maynooth ; Lord Ducie, for Woodchester Park, near
Minchinhampton ; the Hon. Edward Stanley, for Knows-
ley Park; Lord Forester, for Belvoir Castle ; Lord Her'
borough, from Stevens's Hotel, for Stapleford Hall ; C°l*
Alexander, for Dublin ; Lord Leigh, for Stoneleigb
Abbey ; the Marquis and Marchioness of Douro, Or
Strathtieldsay ; Earl Spencer, for Leamington Spa.

The Duke of Wellington has surpmoned
meeting of Conservative Peers, at Apsley House, to consider
the Irish Municipal Bill.
The Earl and Countess of Surrey will pass the.
approaching recess at the Rookery, near Dorking, where Lora
and Lady. Fitzalan, and a family party, will assemble.
Mr. Labouchere entertained his Excellency the
French Ambassador, M. Guizot, and a select party at dinner,
at his new mansion in Belgrave-square.
The Earl and Countess Cadogan entertained a
select circle at dinner, on Monday evening, at their residcoe°
in Piccadilly. In the evening her Ladyship had a small even"
ing party.
An ne, Countess of Newburgh, entertained a dis-
tinguished party at her beautiful residence, Slindon "louse,
Sussex, on the 19th inst. There were present their Graces the
Duchess and the Dowager Duchess of Richmond, and the
Ladies Lennox ' • the Bishop of Chichester, Mr. and Lady
Cecil Delafield, Sir Thomas and Lady Reynell, &c. The con-
' servatory of the Countess of Newburgh is considered the finest
in the country.

The Duke of Leeds has arrived at HorobY
Castle, from Melton Mowbray.
The Countess Dalberg Acton has returned W
the Clarendon Hotel, from a visit to the estates of her son ill
Staffordshire.
Baron James Rothschild arrived at Mivart's
Hotel, on Monday last, from Paris.
Viscountess Sidmouth has arrived at the Royal
Hotel, St. Leonard's-on-Sea, from Richmond Lodge, 00
visit of condolence to the Hon. and Very Rev. the Dean of
Norwich and Mrs. Pellew. Viscount Sidmouth, now one of
the most aged Members of the House of Peers, is staying t
Early Court, near Reading.
Mr. Tatton and Lady Charlotte Egerton enter"
tained a select party at dinner on Saturday evening,
in Wilton
Crescent.
Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence and Mr. Womb'
well left town yesterday, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess °'
Beaufort, being among the guests invited to meet the Hereditary
Prince of Saxe Coburg Gotha.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge
will give a grand dinner to-morrow evening at Carribril
House, in honour of the birth-day of Prince George, who
not return to Brighton until the close of the week.
The venerable Archbishop of York will give,'
dinner this evening, in Grosvenor-square, to her Majesty ti
Queen Dowager, the Duke of Wellington, Earl Howe, Lot
Burghersh, Sir Gore Ouseley, Mr. Vernon Harcourt, B'l'.
His Grace, and his noble and illustrious visiters, will afterwarn'
honour the Queen's concert of ancient music with their pre-
sence. The Archbishop, who is director for the evenin_g, bb
engaged Madame Caradori Allan, Mrs. Knyvett, Miss Vire'
Messrs. Harrison, Phillips, Hawkins, &c.
The Marquis of Lansdowne had a dinner party
on Monday at Lansdowne House.
Lord Tenterden gave a grand dinner to a select
party at the Clarendon Hotel, on Monday evening.
LORD LYNDHURST.—HiS Lordship, we are
happy to state, continues to impr.we in health. Yesterail
the Duke of Wellington called to make inquiries after the
health of his Learned and Noble Friend. His Grace via!, °1
foot, and walked with a firm step. The Noble and Ga"e';
Duke has called personally every day since his Lordship 4

lord Stanley, M. P., with Lady Stanley, are
detained at Lathorn House, the seat of Lord Skelmersdale,
in consequence of the illness of her Ladyship's mother, Lad!
Skelmersdale. His Lordship was expected in town this week'
to attend to his parliamentary duties, but has been oblige(' t°
defer his corning to town for a few days.
Lord and Lady Canterbury are expected to re-
turn to England this season.
Earl and Countess Grey, accompanied b
Lady Georgiana Grey, are expected dailyin town from liewle
Hall, Northumberland.
Viscountess Burghersh left Harley-street, yes;
terday, on a visit to the Earl of Westmorland, at Bright°e
The venerable and Noble Earl, although rather infirm, is
excellent health.
BADMINTON.—Great preparations are bejog
made for the reception of the Hereditary Prince of Sale.neke
burg Gotha, who stays during the week on a visit to them ee
and Duchess of Beaufort. The hounds meet on the lawn
tryt
Thursday ,when a very strong muster of the Nobility, 6e.n„,,ent
and yeomanry will, in all probability, take place, in comFai'-
to the young Prince.
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exuberant naivete of the latter. The quiet sarcasm thr fith
against the prevailing f.-,llies of society, the quicknessd. the
which the features of the world of fashion are seized, an she
cool way in which Mrs. Trollope hits off the characters
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have have been more amused with incidents, or pleased with sn' d.
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observations, than with those with which these volumes 8,05,...0
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AD'
1" STAFFORD.—COUNTY MEETING 7
DRESS THE QUEEN, &c.—A public meeting, called bylisl
sition to the High Sheriff of the county, was held in tue se of
Prins Court at Stafford, on Wednesday last, for the pure the
presenting addresses to the Queen, Prince Albert, s
which
Duchess of Kent. The High Sheriff read the address; after, __reore.-
it was seconded by Lord Hatherton, who in a brief a11..°0 .2'05 to
hensive speech said that every argument brought i
Would be
establish the propriety of a meeting like the present.shop
understood, while all the nation was pressing forivar,_l choice
its attachment to the throne, and its gratification in
ut"Zeedeet
made by our youthful Sovereign ; this count could tourepose
amid the general feeling.—Lord Talbot again rose t
t e We"
the address to Prince Albert, and observed that after us
merited eulogy that had been passed on the illustrious
d but he,
to
by his Honourable Friend, little was left for him
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wisely both for herself and the interests of the con S together
would say that her Majesty, in his opinion, had chosen rbs;
trusted that before long they would again be cal e interesting
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than the present. This address is to be presented
the t
Lieutenant, and the High Sheriff. Mitcham
CORN-LA WS.---A meeting was held at to a
on
numerousll l ond
audience, Monday
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following P au t
Poultondelivered
resolution w
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—" That this meeting considers all laws which are le and
to enhance the price of the labourer's food abornill
uademo-
wicked, unchristian in their principles, and impolitic ni'd
ralizing i their defects; and
be totally. and inn that as they are bad
jendralelY
and in injun stice, they ought to _.....errmsly
pedietl," A ,Chienll.e total repeal is already % II"'
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