The Sun.
London, England, 1844-01-23 00:00:00

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-"1,"-, e'ei u..• Pritie• ss .Easy stalked in the
ground, aoJ.,llli,!if the t. est;e this morning-.
His Royal Highness the i uke of Cambridge took his "del
tore in the forenoon for town tio:nr!e to proceod to Arende
Castle on a visit to the Duke of Norfolk. ,
Hi, Royal Highness Prince Albert w,•nt out this morning
aceompati,Nl by his Serene ! iiehness Prince Edward of Sae
Weim.ir, and atten,led by f..aptain Meynel:, Colonel Arbuthnot;
an:: Mr. E. Anson.
The ()unless of soy sod the N'i.countess Canning too
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carriage airing to-t,ay.
The Royal Famil, h.lve been taken for their usnal-airings
to-day.
-ir Henry Wheatley arrived to-slay at the Castle 011 3 lig
t
to her M jetty. gii
Her Royal t I i ighness the Duchess of Kent, his Serene .-$Ol,
nes. Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar. Lady Fanny flu'ra
and Lieut.-Colonel Stanhope will join the Royal dinner par
tl
at the Castle this evening. •
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge arrived in tn/lAt
shortly before twelve O'clock yesterday morning, by the 6dreor
Western Railway, from a visit to her Majesty at Win•
Castle. His ttoyal Highness pa:d a visit to her Royal High',
ness the Duchess of Gloucester at Glou: ester liouse. latdel
afternoon the Royal Duke left Cambridge House
Castle, Sussex, to honour the Duke and Duchess Of ?I°l.
with a visit. • witb
Mr. Everett, the American Minister, had' an'interview
Lord Stanley yesterday at the Colonial-office. nip
The Earl of Aberdeen arrived in town yesterday morneel
from Windsor Castle. His Lordship visited Sir Hobert l 5
for Arturo
at his residence in Whitehall-gardens. Soon after five e'ciAar
the Noble Earl left town on a visit to the Queen at Wirl"--
Castle. 311%
Mr. Wickham, Chairman of the Stamps and Taxes, nu" Ex.
C. K. Murray, had interviews -ith the Chancellor of the .
chequer yesterday at his official residence in Downing:eteet iest
Mr. Maclauchlan, f em New Brunswick, had an interf"-
yesterday with Lord Stanley at the Colonial-office. to
Lord Whatncliffe, Lord President of the Council, left -
on Sunday night for his seat, Wortley-hall. Yorkshire. oti
Sir Jarnes Graham. the Chancellor of the Exchequer'pal
other Cabinet :thrusters, i:ad interviews with Sir Rottert

yestk:rday.
Mr. John Wood, Chairman of the Excise, had an inter
yesterday with the Chancellor of the 1-.xtthequer.
Air. 0;.-Alen had an interv'ew with Lord Stanley yestertlisalt.o
The Countess of Euston left town on Saturday on I/
Lord and I,,dy ,!eaford, a, S'eaford, Sussex. varlif
BUCKLIURST PARK, SUSSEX.--In addition to theof
alremty etta,erafect, ,here were present at the nu.rria4Aelr
Lady Elizabeth Saekvihe Vest-_i ativ Georgian, Pratt,6eij),
and Mr,;. iiakey, the `ley. Mr. JoWett (teeter of Harlijorl
and Mrs. Jo,ett, Miss Slade, Thomas Lightfoot, ;10
TrAern,,, Esq-. pelt'
The Lena,-is and-tradefpeople of the Earl and Countess rot
warr a.-trittiled io sin the evening, at the Purr
Arm: Inn, at Withyhatu. and after a %übst:kroal repot,libe
vista by the Earl and Cout:tes Delawarr, cordially toaste
l,e;<lti,s of the !,ride and br,cleizr.om. ;,hlf
't he labou,t,rs on the estate were each presented w•---
a-crown, he,r, &c., was given away at Buckhurst tbeit
party, oho -mere as,enMed to cheer tile happy couple ..f)P.
&part ure for Knott.