The Sun.
London, England, 1845-01-30 00:00:00

COMM- ressIONAZ

The Earl and Countess De Grey have repaired
to Bath from Wrest Park, Bedfordshire.
The Earl and Countess Cowper have returned to
Pansanger, from visiting the Earl and Countess De
Grey at Wrest Park.
The Earl and Countess of Balcarris are staying at
thigh Hall, Wigan, Lancashire, where Lord Lind-
say has arrived from Leamington Spa.
The Earl and Countess of Cawdor and family are
expected in South Audley-street early in March,
from Stackpole Court, Pembrokeshire.
Lord and Lady Clarina and family have arrived at
the family seat, Elm Park, county Limerick.
Lord Southampton has arrived at the Clarendon
Hotel from Whittlebury Lodge, Northamptonshire,
where the Noble Lord has been entertaining a suc-
cession of visitors during the hunting season.
Lord Edward Howard left town on Monday last
on a tour.

Lord and Lady Kilmaine have arrived at his Lord-
ship's seat, Neale Park, Ballinrobe, county Mayo.
The Right Hon. Sir F. Adam, G.C.B. has re-
turned to town from a visit to the Earl of Albemarle,
Quiddenham Hall, Norfolk.
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Mr. and Mrs., George Palmer have arrived in
Lowndes-street, Belgrave-square, from Essex.

DrISONIZOLAN MTS.
The statue of King George IV., at King's-cross,
erected some years since, from the design and under
the superintendence of a gentleman named Geary, is
now being rased to the ground. This unfortunate
statue has always been a subject of ridicule.
Lord Montague is not so seriously indisposed as
was erroneously stated. The Noble Lord's health has
not been, perhaps, so good as could be desired, and,
from having always derived great benefit by his visits
to Leamington Spa, he continues to prolong his sojourn
there.

At a Court of the Governors of Christ's Hospital,
held on Tuesday, the President, Mr. Alderman
Thompson, M.P., being in the chair, an honourable
testimony of the approbation of the Court was unani-
mously voted to Mr. .Hugo Daniel Harper, 8.A., of
Jesus College, Oxford, a former scholar and exhibi-
tioner of the Hospital, on his having recently been
placed alone in the first class of mathematical honours
in the University, and having also attained a place in
the second class of classical honours.
We are requested to state that E. P. Hingaton, who
was convicted of stealing two books, the property of
Edward Sandford, and was described in our report of
the Middlesex Sessions as a student of King's College,
and as having held the honourable office of physicians'
assistant at the King's College Hospital, never has
been a student at King's College, nor has ever filled
the situation of physicians' assistant at the hospital.

THE LATE ALLEGED MURDER AND SUICIDE AT
LAMBETH.—Yesterday Mr. W. Carter, commenced an
kquiry at tl•e Henry the Eighth, High-street, Lambeth,
respecting the death of Dinah liemble, aged fifty-seven
years, who, it was alleged, died from the violence of her
Fon, who is now in custody on a charge of murder ; but
the inquiry was subsequently adjourned for further
evidence.
THE GAME.LAWS.—A public meeting is to be held
in the County Hall, Aylesbury, on Monday next, against
the game-laws, and to adopt a petition to Parliament
for their repeal. Mr. Lee, of Hartwell-house to take
the chair. Mr. Bright, M.P., has announced his inten-
tion of Attending.