The Sun.
London, England, 1835-01-05 00:00:00

BRIGHTON. JAR. 4:

This forenoon their Majesties, the Princess Augusta, Prince
George, and the Royal Suite, attended divine service in the
Palace Chapel. The Rev. Dr. Everard read prayers, and
the Rev. H. Wagner preached. Lord and Lady Mayo, the
Lord and Lady in Waiting ; Miss Hope Johnstone, Maid of
Honour; and the Rev. F. F. Bowers, Deputy Clerk of the
Closet, in Waiting. The body of the sacred edifice was
crowded with the nobility and gentry of the town and neigh-
bourhood.
In the forenoon of Friday the Queen, attended by the Coun-
tess of Mayo, Prince George, Sir Philip Sidney, and Miss
Hope Johnstone, took a walk on the Chain Pier.
The Earl of Wilton, Lord Steward of the Household, had
to Shoreham, accompanied by the Land-
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Lord A. Fitzelarence and Lady Mary rot tcuz'k leave of
their Majesties, and left fbr town.
Their Majesties* dinner party, in the evening, included
relatives, the suite, and the following persons :—Lady Mary-
borough, Earl and Countess of Clarendon, Colonel Caven-
dish,Sir James Scarlett, Sir Robert Otway, Sir P. and Lady
Maitland, Lord A. Beaucicrk, and Captain Freemautle.
The Bishop of Worcester took leave of their Majesties, and
left for Little Hampton, after a sojourn of several days at the
Palace. •

Baron Ompteda, the Hanoverian Minister, arrived here yea-
teijiiv from town, and had audience of the King. After which
accotiapanL,4 by the Queen, his Majesty drove to kottingdean
and back to the Nace.

Lord Wharcliffe, Lo.'"d Privy Seal, has returned here from
town. The Earl of Ripon Nntinues to sojourn on the West
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Last evening their Majesties hada grand dinner party. The
company present included the Landgravine of Hesse Hom-
burg, the Princess Augusta, Prince George, Earl and Coun-
tess of Mayo, Earl and Countess of Sheffield, Lord Western,
Sir John Shelley, Earl of Ripon, Sir James Scarlett, Lord
and Lady Gage, Baron Ompteda, Sit Robert Gordon, Mr.
and Lady Augusta Seymour, Viscount and Viscountess Falk-
land, Sir Philip and Lady Sophia Sidney, Lord and Lady
Wharneliffe, and the Royal suite. The Queen's band attended
during the evening, and performed with their usual ability.
Yesterday the calls at the Palace included several of the
nobility and gentry of the town and neighbourhood.
The East Susses Fox-hounds met yesterday at Southgate,
between here and Newhaven. There was a numerous field of
sportsmen present. A fox was quickly found, and, after a run
of about two miles, was killed near the Barn. A second was
shortly tallied from a patch of furze adjoining to where the first
met his death, and, after a sharp chase of more than six miles,
was lost at Rington. The amusements of the day were
more than counterbalanced by a severe fall Colonel Stan-
don had, in which he broke his Jeff above the ankle. The
gallant Colonel was conveyed home in the evening, and is do-
ing well.
In consequence of the election of Members for this borough
taking place on Wednesday next, the County Hospital Ball is
postponed until the 14th inst.
The weather, yesterday and to-day, is seasonable and agree-
able.

There is every reason to suppose that their Majesties and re•
iatives will prolong their residence at the Pavilion until the
first week in March.

The Duke of Dorset continues on a visit to their Majesties.
Yesterday his Grace inspected the Royal Stud in the Pavilion
stables.

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