The Sun.
London, England, 1841-10-20 00:00:00

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The Earl of Aberdeen gavea grand- dinner last
evening at Argyle House.
The Duke of Newcastle and family leave Aberystwith
shortly for Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire.
The Earl of Lonsdale will remove from Lowther
Castle this week for Whitehaven Castle. Mr. Words-
worth, the poet, was among his Lordship's visitors last
week at Lowther.

The Lord Chancellor of Ireland and Lady Sugden are
expected to leave Boyle Farm in a day or two for Dublin.
Lord and Lady I)inorben are still staying with Sir J.
Williams in Flintshire. We understand that Kinmel is
to be immediately rebuilt.
The Marquis of Hertford arrived at Dorchester House
yesterday from the Continent.
Lord Palmerston arrived in Dublin on Saturday morn-
ing, and the Earl de Grey on Saturday evening.

MISCELLANEOUS.
The light in the new lighthouse on Coquet Island
was exhibited for the first time on Friday week. It is
a brilliant fixed light, and can be seen from a great
distance,
A fire broke out at South Molton, Devonshire, on Sun•
day during the dreadful hurricane, which, according to
the last accounts, destroyed eight/houses.
Last week a large whale ran ashore and got fixed in
a fissure of the rock near Broadhaven, -about a mile to
the north of the bay of Wick. After it was killed, it
was found to measure 76 feet long, and it was claimed on
behalf of the Vice-Admiral of the county, and the broad
arrow cut on its back. In the forenoon it was sold pub-
licly, and realized 801.
One of these mischievous assemblages, commonly
called "Great Protestant Meetings," is to be • held in
Exeter Hall on the 4th of November.. l:We suppose thiS
day has been chosen, in order that the firebrands may
take the Gunpowder Plot as a text for abusing their
Catholic fellow-Christians.
At the annual meeting of the New townards Farining
Society; the Marquis of Londonder, y, who presided,
warted dig hettKig to oppose all interference with the
Corn-laws, adding, " You do ntithnew what a Government
may do,
_ Wizen forced to it. wisi; yeti
to place your-
selves beyond the power of any man, or of iinv Govern-
ment, and whatever they may do." It is clear fron7 this
that the Noble Marquis has no great idea of the con-
sistency of Ministers. Their refusal to give him a place
has wondrously sharpened his sagacity, and he evidently
thinks it.far from unlikely that they may play the same
game with the Corn-laws that they did with Catholic
Emancipation, There is no man ho so soon detects
faults in a Qovornment as a disappointed placernan. He
has a hawk's eye to their iniquities,
pastwpm' yas, Vit'pshire, says an Edinburgh paper,
the MorWfAit-g§ have Pl4O abouttwer.ty prose]) tes,
invite and olikeihn l)).).Yu VeriWated into the mysteries
and wait, to live And occupy in a
Pe
..eau gore), houses," and

of this " new
mittnse of the Tar west
" beautiful vineyards."
In the course of an inquest held yesteru.„ . ,
supposed to have died from the bite of a dog, ks.
ley asked the surgeon the cause of his patient's deatu,
who replied, " I cannot positively tell. Ido not know
whether he died from the effects of the bite, or from
toose of the medicines I administered to him." This is
a fur more candid admission than the TamwOrth quack
doctor would ever make.

1-v on a person
Wak-
.

The marriage of Lord Walpole to Miss peitew.,
only child of the lion, Sir F. and Lady Felicia-, will take,
place abput the end pf October, when the young lady at-
tain 3 her majority, It has been delayed until that event
under high legal adVice, from a difficulty of making sa-
tisfactory arrangements during her minority of the large
property to which she Will be ultimately fantitletl.-00-
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