The Sun.
London, England, 1848-01-10 00:00:00

MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.

The Lord President of the Council is expected to
arrive at Lansdowne House to-morrow evening, from
Bowood, in order to meet his colleagues at the Council
appointed for the following day.
Viscount Palmeri-
ton, who is at Broadlands, his seat near Romsey,
comes to town evening, or by the
express train on morning. The Right
Honourable Sir eiwtheordntoes-dmaeyrrow
George Grey, Bart., has returned to
London from Sandon Hall, Staffordshire, where the
Right Honourable Baronet was called to attend the
Mary obsequies of the Earl of Harrowby, uncle of Lady
Grey. The Earl of Auckland returns to his official
residenceir
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t Wood
and
the
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leaves Howick
.The Right Hon.
Sir e
Wood come to
town this afternoon, from visiting the Marquis and
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Marchioness of Lansdowne, at Bowood. The Earl
Hall,Grey,
Northumberland,
morrow morning, for
Belgrave-square. The Marquis of Clanriearde is
expected to arrive from Portumna Castle, County
Galway, to-morrow. The Marchioness and Lady
Emily de Burgh have returned from visiting the
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to.
Duke and Duchess of Norfolk, at Arundel Castle.
The Right Honourable T. B. Macaulay is in town,
and- the Right Honourable Henry Labouchere, who
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will be in

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bl H L b Kenfor , near Exeter, he was attacked by two men, wln """ r See, to learn if it was not ad- the dcctas-ed wbt.n he tvz,s got out. The face was black
ha_ _ Placed, to be na stateof care and the Right Honour& e enry a ouchere, who tvoisaa
and swollen, and life was extinct. He tried to bleed
republicanism, and it was notuntil all first demanded his money or his life ' . the poor fellols . Pope to interdict the order of the
.._ ,e.eustsined a fracturedskull,
great. danger. Hickie which he facetiously terms a novel, but which, as yet, towards
Holy See,
of in great moment, in him but could not. Verdict—" Accidental Death.
having re. ,
Jesuits from forming or occupying. any establishment _
iri ki y that h e can • and it is not considered is only a jumble of very serious common-places. It chance of a restoration
. was gone, that he, to use the town for the meeting of the Cabinet. The
Sir Right treated him with brutal violence. One of the men gavt LIVERPOOL, J.. ..The Sh dh C fain
AN, 7 . enan oa , up in
ecoverin_. recover.. The other sufferers are fast must bille Desmoulins, " drove madJohn C Hbh on the . territory of the Helvetic confederation. It
It is ,6"got the two words of Cam
e acknowledged that we have only
inHonourable am! o ou.se comes to town him a kick in the side which broke his ribs, and st. West, arrived from New York, brings 20.000/. specie on
fid
Fra • °l' entlorder disgust the world •h h " liberty
first chapters, yet we conceive, from their exceeding
freight; the Charles Brownell. from Valparaiso, also,
Francis A y rumoured that Rear-Ad • '
miral ir • • that Robespierre was descended blood. Whilst ii, the text of the circular note to be submitted to the has S aridity of style, they might have been termed a pre- John himself shows
uncertain whether the Lord Chancellor will be suffi- brought up a considerable quantity of brought a number of cases of gold and silver bars.
the late
_,!lignstus Collier, C.B , K.C.H , ill succeed
Bear. AZl4_ ti.nguished Commander. in-Chief at Cork,
Quageoural Sir Thomas Ussher.—United Service face, or an introduction, or an advertisement, or from patrician ancestors, and had therefore a fellow- ciently restored to health to assist in the deliberations an insensible state they robbed him of three 5/. notes aria five powers.
peleyforto ththseoeralle. .
A letter from Bremen states that in the course of
—perhaps judiciously—have been left out altogether. feeling with the emigrants—that he was anxious of his colleagues of the Cabinet. Lord Campbell has 41. in gold and silver. The
unfortunate man, who is No. 20. is a dispatch from M. Guizot, dated No, the last year, 63,682 emigrants left that port for the
Row far the magazine can be regarded as a literary for peace even at the time the armies •of to come town. , upwards of sixty years of age, remains in e very inns- vember 24, informing the Duke de Broglie that, with
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