The Sun.
London, England, 1835-05-20 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Di

'uchess of Kent gave a Concert on Monday evening
at Kensington Palace, to a party of upwards of 200 of the
Nobility and Gentry, as well as some of the Foreign Ministers
and their Ladies.
This Concert, the first this season, was of the Italian school,
and was supported by the principal performers now in this
country.
The next Concert will be composed of English performers.
wee
corn
pany began to arrive shortly before 10 o'clock, and
were ushered into into the Grand Saloon, which had been ele-
gantly fitted up and arranged as a Concert Room.
The adjoining room (the vestibule), through which the
7aniPany passed, had, on the garden side, a temporary build
Ing erected in the form of a tent, the roof being hung with
variegated lamps, and the lower part ornamented with shrubs
and plants, was also studded with variegated lamps. In this
tent the band of the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards were
!tationed, and performed a number of favourite pieces in the
Intervals of the performance.
The drawing rooms on each side of the concert room were
also opened on this occasion ; in one of them the choicest
fruits and refreshments of every variety were served to the
visiters during the night.
The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria entered the
rooms at a quarter to 10 o'clock, attended by the ladies and
gentlemen of their household.
The Concert commenced at half-past 10 o'clock, M. Costa
presiding at one of Erard's grand pianofortes.
The principal performers were—Madame Malibran, Made-
2niselle Grist Signori, Tamburini, Lablache, Rubini, and
anhoff.
The selection comprised pieces from the Operas of " I
di Puritani," " Marino Faliero," " Guillaume Tell," " Assedeo
Corinto," " La Donna del Lago," and " Il Prova."
13y two o'clock all the company had left the Palace.
AAmongst the company were their Royal Highnesses the
ble and Duchess of Cambridge, attended by Baroness
efeldt, Sir William Davison, Captain Stephens, Captain
i(nesebeck, and Captain Hay; the Prince of Leiningen, the
Russian Ambassador, the French Ambassador and Countess
ebastiani, the Neapolitan Minister and Countess Ludolf, the
Prussian Minister, the Belgic Minister, the Danish Minister
it.and Baroness Blome ; the Portuguese, Spanish, and Saxon
ginisters ; the Charge d'Affaires of the United States, Prince
rarY, Count Pahlen, Count and Countess Charles Pozzo di
,arr,,,,0, Count Ludolf, Count de Pollon, Count Praslin, Count
'reptowitch, M. Achart, the Archbishop of York.
I).l3uKEs...._Gordon, Devonshire, Grafton, Somerset, Argyll,
41ehmond, Sutherland.
lid
ccnEssEs—Gordon, Northumberland, Countess Suther-
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MARQUISSES—Hertford, Downshire, Douro, Conyngham,
4Ylesbury, Hastings.
O,,,,,MARCHIONESSES—Dowager Hastings, Dowager Salisbury,
nmond, Downshire, Lansdowne, Conyngham, Aylesbury,
tn onde.
,
A Tits— Liverpool, Ilchester, De La Warr, Grosvenor,
aut.hani, Roseberry, Kerry, Grey, Euston, Sefton, Beau-
V—amp, Morley, Surrey, Wilton, Mansfield, Cawdor, Cado-
im, Darlington, Falmouth, Granville, Fitzwilliam, Uxbridge,
rroll, Albermarle, Lincoln, Dc Grey, Carnarvon.
v COUNTESSES—Cadogan, Mexborough, Tankerville, Gros-
4nor, Durham, Euston, Sefton, Jersey, Beauchamp, Morley,
-""sfield, Lonsdale, Darlington, Granville, Erroll, Albe-
4„rle, Cowper, Wilton, Carnarvon.
h "scot:NT B resford, Combermere, Ebrington, Morpeth,
4 larnerston. •
VISCOUNTESS Howick.
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pr,°4bs—Dalmeny, Saltoun, Lilford, Francis Egerton, Fitz-
's. Wharncliffe, Robert Grosvenor, Hill. Yarborough, El-
, I, inst'lne, Auckland, Adolphus Fitzclarence, James Stuart,
Aleirieletown, John Churchill, Russell, Burgherah, Lynedoch,
Ossulston.
SL'AtnEs—Catherine Jenkinson, Louisa Jenkinson, Conroy,
16usta Cadogan, Honoria Cadogan, (2) Hastings, Theresa
ngeways, Chatterton, Gardiner, Cust, West, Gordon,
i;lttrobus, Frances Egerton, (2) O'Bryen, Charlotte Hill,
gaily Lambton, Harriet Primrose, Codrington, Mary Dundas,
41:1,1 Savile, Georgiana Grey, Fitzroy, (2) Molyneux,
k. es Byng, Caroline Lascelles, Lilford, John Russell, Bul-
(3) Murray, Willoughby d Eresby, Wharncliffe, Geor-
tirt4 Pane, Robert Grosvenor, Louisa Fitzroy, Lucy Clive,
t-tuigusts Powlett, Peel, Mary Thompson, Fitzwilliam,
arlotte St. Maur, (2) Butler, Macdonald, Elizabeth
ram!, Kennedy Erskine.
Bard,
Lehzen.
I.IIIGITT HONOURABLES—T. Spring Rice, Poulett Thomson.
_II°NOURABLEs—Mrs. Maule, Mrs. Abercrombie, Miss
tauptton, Mr. Vernon, Mrs. Copley, Captain Cowper, Archi-
ti." Macdonald, (2) Misses Eden, Mr. Fitzroy, General
,101 Captain Forrester, Mrs. Heathcote, Mr. Maule.
dicer,
Curtis, William Chatterton, Robert Gar-
4er, Edward Cust, George Anson, Willoughby Gordon,
tnund Antrobus, Gore Ouseley, John Conroy, Edward
p„ndrington, Frederick Weatherall, James Kempt, Henry
rriell, R. Vyvyan, Richard Bulkeley, John Hobhouse, R.
".1, John Cathcart, George Clerk, John Macdonald.
DEAN e
•AN 01 ~nester.
wiEssnsuris—Molyneux Montgomery, Assheton, Dundas,
o,ers, Backhouse, Lascelles, Massey Stanley, Ord, Hope,
John Talbot, Henry Baring, Copley, Thomson,
`Williams,
Ca Pan get, Hcathcote, Conroy, Henry Conroy, Peers
kir ningRNERAL Upton.
.
CoLoNELs—Drummoncl, Caradoc, Lyster, Fox, Hill.
A n. o
Ms ISTRESSES—Waymouth, Howley, Assheton Smith, Colonel
Ord, John Talbot, Anson.
~,IssEs—Harcourt, Anson, Gordon, Howley, Strachan,
4-OY, Fi
Drummond, D'Este, (2) Rice, (2) Macdonald, (2) Con-
sher.

Club
Duke of Cambridge honoured the Noblemen's Catch
with his company at dinner last evening at the Thatched
/louse.
The Landgravine of Hesse Homburg dined with the Prin-
cess Augusta on Monda
tended by Mademoiselley
Sty ev
neef
ning Her Royal Highness at-
, citerwards h
donian ball at Willis's Rooms with her presenceonoured the Cale-
li .
The Duchess of Gloucester visited the Duchess of Cam-
ke yesterday.
th The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria drove in
e Parks at an early hour yesterday morning.
/14Y,.1s count Morpeth and Sir John Hobhouse visited Viscount
Tbourne yesterday.
Iratsact Ord Cowley and the Charge d'Affaires of the United States
141: ed business yesterday at the Foreign Office..
he Lords of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
e occupied Yesterday on the appeal " Pooncakhoty v. the
~,114, from the late Court of the Recorder of Bombay.
nli'he Lords present were the Vice-Chancellor, Lord Corn-
Thssioner Bosanquet, the Right Hon. Sir J. Vaughan, and
enlas Erskine.
the R

" -ev. W. C. Fenton has been preferred, by the
u'ishop of York, to the living of Mattersey, near Doncaster.
11.111 -ERA.NCE SOCIETY.—A meeting of the Bri-
Ezet4,," Foreign Temperance Society was held yesterday at
shopd
Hall, the Bishop of London in the chair. The Bi-
keevti:f London, on taking the chair, shortly addressed the
of th g, and after expressing his satisfaction at the progress
%rine Principles of the Society, particularly in
~g districts, proceeded to defend the Reportmade by the
then Inittee upon Drunkenness, last session. The Secretary
of th'ead the annual report, which gave a satisfactory account
increase of temperance in England and Ireland, parti-
%%lel In the p
rovice of Ulster, and also in Scotland, and in
Ilitrab'reign countries. It appeared from the report, that
the
of Temperance Societies in England and Wales is 557.
atid
4 Pelix Booth will entertain the Lord Mayor
ezt-"adY Mayoress, and a large party to dinner, on Saturday
Th
at his residence, in Portland-place.
4trrl e Joyful news of Lord Morpeth's vast majority
l'hevebci at Moretonhampsted, Devon, last Friday evening.
parade lis immediately rang a merry peal, and a band of music
101,11 ed the streets till nearly midnight. In this independent
fay there was a decided majority of electors who voted in
°f Lord John Russell.
tkry 1.1113 L IC REVENUE.—It appears, by a Parliamen-
to4n, apex, that the total amount of monies received on ac-
tioch: of the Exchequer for the half-year ended sth April last,
40,6T,the several and respective heads of public revenue, was
tatiCe:3°9l. 19s. 10d. ; and that the issues made from the
Ord:' England, during the same period, pursuant to Ro3 al
and Treasury Warrants, amounted to the sum of
111',5901. 13s. ; leaving a balance of 966,7191. 6s. 10d.
Neer ASSOCIATION.—SeveraI preliminary
4444'0
have been held by some leading Reformers in West-
to e at, and elsewhere, on the subject of forming Associations
ketr(nlateract the Tory Clubs about being established in
.the
to Irli; and in various parts of the country, whose object
atruct.4rrn and deceive the constituency, and increase the d. e-
blve Power of the Tories. For this purpose a meeting
h° held e held in the course of this week at the British Coffee-
kto "' as suggested by some distinguished individual, to enter
tvq„esolutions to carry this desirable object into full effect in
tlsh4 Part of the United Kingdom. The Tories in the pa-
Nltlea' of IVlary-le-bone and St. Pancras have lately united to
Arrii,,"nr to establish Tory Clubs for election purposes,
1'411,0 to the rules and regulations of which each subscribing
Peos„er is to subscribe five shillings annually to defray ex-
keetl,B'4.such as paying Secretaries and for the places of
b MAOT I " INIITFORDS' NEW WORK, " BELFORD
Ivith. I'---Belford Regis is a genuine English market town,
ts tradespeople, its gossip, its annual balls, its belles,
,titteritiat,kns, jealousies, and cabals. All its peculiarities are
40, fed eu with a bold and happy pencil. The houses are un-
ll i„,as if we swam the air with our familiar, and peeped at
40414;" the domestic doings of the place; the busy little pa-
passes before us with all the activity of life. The
Poior.e-gate, and the old picturesque public-house with
#.tlr4 heel roofs and benches at the door, and round the large
".1vIl.), Ire it; and the churches, and the long streets, and the
ti:ad, and the mansionfriend 11fr. Beauchamp ;"
411 e—, high solitary bay window in the old house in Mill-
"II if t 0 admire
with grapes, and hanging over the water
...ib-ri4ddinire its own beauty in that clear mirror;" and the
ilkpped ge on a " sun-shiny day," are objects as clearly
e4dily out before us in these pages asif we were carried
4.4„11:1t o the inland bustle of that pretty place. " Belford
4th „,,1_? a work of very considerable merit, and will be read
very numerously attended public meeting was
Cheltenham on Monday,--Colonel 011ney in the
~'",rr the pur iose of framing an address to be presented
Ntlre' John Russell on the following day atoStroud.
Stroud. An
tl."-rosr,%oti congratulation to his Lordship, on his appointment.
'''• S.(vr.tarr, and thai:l7l,l2. birn for his patriotism in ..tntg
rli , , •,
(l'aescl tr.
a' was carried unanimously, and presented this day
y) at Stroud, by a deputation of thirty gentlemen.