The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-15 00:00:00

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ARRIVALS. tba
The Duke and Duchess of Argyll, accompanied b,.dsce,,
Marquis and Lord and Lady Campbell, in ConnaughtZis
West, from Inverary Castle, Argyllshire ; the Marl, ldr,j'
Bute, at Camden Hill, from Cardiff Castle,
Charles, and Lady Elizabeth Dickens, at the 3I alter'
Northampton's, Piccadilly, from Stoke Park, near Chic"i
the Hon. Mr. Kennedy, from Bri4hton; the Ear
Countess of Antrim, in Grosvenor-square from Ha , ,
Earl of Macclesfield, in Conduit-street, from ,ittste(
Castle, Oxon; Viscount Villiers,
.M.P., in BerkeleYjaite'
from Middleton-Park, Oxon; Lord Adolphus F'ffa;,t
from a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort, 'Lodi
minton; Captain and the Hon. Mrs. Congreve, a
Hotel, Bond-street, from Oxfordshire; Lord Clonbr"- trot"
ditto, from ditto ; Mr. and Mrs. Scurfield, at diff(); 00?
Gibraltar; Mr. Schuler, United States Consul, at t,
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from Liverpool ; Mr. Westropp, at ditto, from Ireland'so
t?,
Lewis (Coldstream Guards), at ditto, from
'.lr. Stade,Xiadook-
Wales ; and Mrs. Farrel, family, and suite, at t
Hotel, Oxford-street, from Ireland; Mrs. Sheldon, at dittp.t
from Leamington, Warwickshire; Neville, -E,(1•'; dicta
from Neville Hall, Leicestershire ; R. Smith, lE'fl;;--liton'
from Dudley ; Ruddell Todd, Esq., at ditto, from o.'g
DEPARTURES. Cds'arl
The Earl of Denbigh, for Warwickshire ; Sir John
Bart., for Doloorgan, Montgomeryshire; Major Cue'ftaff''
M.P.. for his seat, in Staffordshire ; Sir J. MordaunfLbire;
M.P., from Eaton-place, fur Walton Hall,
Lord Morison, for Brighton; the Marquis of Downshairwl
Hanover-square, for Easthampstead Park, Berks ; „tll_,,k Def
Chesterfield, from Chesterfield House, for Bretby
byshire ; Sir Eardly Wilmot, Bart., M.P., for. Ins sea,fl,,,—eitor
wickshire ; Sir R. Nag:e, Bart., M.P., for Jarr-stair
House, county Westmeath; Sir Robert Heron, Bart, '1) p.
Warvi-ic,;(01
ton Hall, Lincolnshire ; Mr. J. S. Pakin,gton, Lod
Westwood Park, Droitwitch; John Hardy, Esq.!,fr(),!,..ha
Hotel, Bond-street, for Leven House, Isle of Witiffult"ry o‘o,
Jones, Esq., from ditto, for Llandovery ; the Hon. 14'14
Rogers, from ditto, for Kenilworth ;D. J. Harmer, t;
Flationg's Family Hotel, Oxford-street, for the Confiner' frog
Dorrien, Esq., John Steele, Esq., and J. Corry, Esq''
ditto.
V Ode;
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.--Ae,
stand that the Governmeut Commisions ra sc"l,, eoPY
report on Mr. Gibbs' proposed tine to York. "lb tLe
menees at Cletkenwell, London, or by a juoction:rt'ford;
Northern and Eastern Railway, at Bishop's; St b, aej
thence to Cambridge, Lincoln, and Gainsboreoecglaa,
terminates by a junction with the Great North of 'shorter
Railway, near York. It is said that this lino will heLOOlOll
by 35 miles than the present route by railway frog
to York, he°
THE REV. J. R. STEP H NS .—Mr.SOP toed
has been released from confinement, has already I;e0
au(ths
his agitation—and has already attacked an associatrioer
Anti-Cora-law League) which bas for its nhiTca geesge
profitable rmp'oyrnent of capital and labour, Pllua
abundance of food for the people. —Manchester iothing
THE GREEN PARK.--It is probably intito.3ll
more than natural that the public should he `en aalth se
susceptible on a subject so sitally affecting the tora.
the enjoyments generally of the inhabitants of t7_ to tb",.
polis as the appropriation of the Parks, and it
u':foodeu
only that we can attribute the very hasty and , late re.'
surmises which have been so freely hazarded cube Green
specting the alterations now in progress in t, anirnat
Pa-k. We hare made inquiry as to the real ass a d there.
object of these so much deprecated alterations, an,..battiee,
suit is this : that t'iere is no intention whatever or ar o!,
up any portion of the park, or of erecting 10e.g:jctginee.
planting it, to the exclusion or to the slightest Orr. It
°
of the comfort of any party, be he rich or the
whole object of these proceedings is to lead and. tee
surface of the Park, which has heretofore been path°
than a swamp; to improve the herbage, to gy and, .!la
which shall be dry and available at all seasons;
site I
short, to realise the many advantages of which _,asses.'
admitted to be susceptible for the benefit of all o;
Observer.
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FARMERS AND MASTERS OF -----, foorte,'
I. Hodgson, Esq., of Quorondon Hall, bass it:, gantise
deters rued on disposing of his pack of bounds u
in eo-ac,
stud, immediately after Croxton Park races, j° asini
quenre of the humorous insults received byl
hise c caFiurj of
himself from the farmers of the district on tiroi9, Sea'
the pack passing over their grounds. Mr* Ito have Oar;
grace, farmer, and Mr. Hodgson, are sal I . a fa
rt lied on this subject. On Tuesday, tOe Hoer
being drlyen it:to a slate pit at Swithland, a [woe
tos. ,
accoidiog to the usual custom, lcf: a guinea at
the vi::aae for tie men to drink. Notwithstanding
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ra
number of the taco who pretelded t give no credt t°
relkatet! sneer that he had le.“; frp
the money,' •abt
that u ,
him for a considerable diitance, shouting the 4- °
keep his ina to buy him a new coat., u k aer
a fired at Lord Hot Gardinertoa, o cu aiaesd fbuyl
Ltha,o,ce syr,ar!cte.sac
rbseva:Sr
assaulted by Mr. Lacey's soy, and flamed with a _nog. -
sLeicester-
upm, ethseuyehsowbeealrbor,ureSdoim,ime oufitthhethoethhearndhieu:tolvtabeir
as to cause him to require surgical as.:i twee.
shire Mercury. ld
_l • the
Shrewsbury Races are decided to be trues
ion
week in September, notwithstanding
the intru heoin of
the Lichfield meeting on the ensuie *Agit.
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