The Sun.
London, England, 1844-09-11 00:00:00

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Her 111aj4r4theQue;rific,Waiei-51itefed by Earl
Howe and Lady Georgiana Curzon, Hon. Lady Clinton,
and Miss Seymour, and the immediate members of her
Majesty's court, arrived at Witley Court yesterday after-
noon, the greater part of the household having arrived
from Bushy-park and Marlborough House oil Thursday
and Friday last.
The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland and Miss
Percy have left Sion House, Isleworth, for Leam-
ington Spa, where the Noble Duke purposes to stay
some weeks.

Viscount and Viscountess Duncan have arrived at
Camperdnwn Castle near Dundee.

Trio Earl of Rosebery has arrised at Dalmeny Park,
near Edinburgh, from his seat in Hertfordshire.
Viscount Howick, left town early in the last week to
visit the Earl and Countess Grey, at Howick Hall,
Northumberland.

The Duke of Richmond and Lord Henry Lennox
attended a district agricultural meeting at Huntley,
North Britain, on Saturday.
The Earl of March and Colonel Rotten, whe have been
among the guests of his Grace the Duke of Richmond at
Gordon Castle for some time past, have left that princely
residence for London.

Viscount and Viscountess Milton have arrived at Earl
Fitzwilliam's seat in Yorkshire, after having ♦isited the
Earl and Countess of Morton at Dalmahoy Castle, and
Sir James and Lady Anne Mackenzie, at their seat in
Boss•shire.

The Dowager Countess of Lauderdale and a select
party are visiting Mr. and Lady Eleanor Balfour, at
Whitinghame House, near Dunbar.
Lord John Manners has left his sporting quarters in
the Highlands for the South.
Lady Vernon and family, who arrived from the Con-
tinent last week, have gone to Leamington, Warwick-
shire.

The Earl of Shrewsbury and family arrived in Bir-
mingham on Saturday last at Dee's Royal Hotel, and in
the course of the clay visited the Roman Catholic Bishop.
On Sunday morning the Noble Earl and family attended
high mass in the Cathedral, on which occasion there was
a numerous and highly respectable congregation, many
of whom were, for the first time, gratified by seeing his
Lordship, who had been so munificent a contributor
towards the erection of the church in which they were
assembled.

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During the past week a painful degree of alarm has
been created in some parts of Bedfordshire, owing to the
revival of those incendiary outrages which spread dis-
may throughout the district last winter.
Mr. Halford, who was for a number of seasons a re-
spected member of the Olympic corps, under the man-
agement of Mr. G. Wild, had a benefit on Monday at the
St. James's Theatre, which was exceedingly well at-
tended.
Major-General Sir Hercules Pakenhazn, Lieutenant-
Governot of Portsmouth, brother to the late Duchess of
Wellington, is spoken of as likely to succeed to the
Colonelcy Of the regiment vacant by the demise of the
late Lord Keane.
We learn that it is more than probable the Queen will
hold a levee and drawing-room at Holyrood Palace, on
her return from the Highlands ; and that the royal
yacht will be ordered round to the Clyde, from which
place her Majesty will sail on her return to England.
Mr. Templeton has been performing at several places
in Scotland, accompanied by Brewitt ; and Mr. Lover
has given his Irish lectures at Bangor, Beaumaris, Car-
narvon, &c., with success.

The Duke of Beaufort (Intrepid cutter) and Mr.
Lumley were elected members of the Royal Yacht Squa-
dron on Friday last.
Anew church has been erected at Burton-upon-Trent,
and will be consecrated on Wednesday, the lith instant,
by the Lord Bishop of Lichfield. A large number of
the nobility and principal families of the neighbourhood
have signified their intention to be present, and at a col-
lation, which will be given to the Lord Bishop imme-
diately after the services of the day, the Most Hon. the
Marquis of Anglesey will fireside. The church will be
called " Christ Church."
The Soho steamer arrived at Blackwell yesterday
morning, from Antwerp, with several families of distinc-
tion, and upwards of 2,000 baskets of walnuts. On
,coming up past Erith the Soho met the royal squadron,
on thew passage to Scotland.
Mi. John Parry has been singing during the past
week at Swansea, Cardiff, Newport, Brecon, &c., in
South Wales, with the greatest success.
Mr. Wilson has been giving his Scottish entertain-
ments with great success,
,at several towns in Kent,
Sussex, and Hampshire.
North Lancashire contains 254 townships, and the
number of votes on the present register is 10,337. There
are eleven polling districts and places—namely, Black-
burn, Burnley, Chorley, Garstang, Hawkshead, Kirk-
ham, Lancaster, Poulton, Preston, Ulverston, and
Whalley. The county court for the election of knights
for the northern division is held in the Shire Hall (or Nisi
Prius court) Lancaster,
Prince and Princess Biron and General Eden arrived
in London on Monday morning, by the General Steam
Navigation Company's steam-ship Venezuela, from
Ostend, after a quick passage.
The, passenger traffic between France and England
for the week ending the sth inst., was—by Poulogne,
2,982 passengers, 8 horses, and 11 carriages ; by Calais,
612 passengers,:6 horses, and 5 carriages. The corres-
ponding period of 1843 gave—by Boulogne, 2,481 pas-
sengers ;• by Calais, 802. •Of these 2,982 Boulogne
passengers, there came by Folkestone, 650 ; by Dover,
398 ; by Ramsgate, 45 ; by London, 375 ; to Felice-