The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-15 00:00:00

ARRIVALS AT ASKERS SPA

The Right Honourable Lord and Lady Downe, Cowick ; J.
Heathcote, Esq. Mrs. and Miss Heathcote, Reverend R. Heath-
cote, J. Heathcote, Esq. jun. and G. Heathcote, Esq. Conning-
ton Castle ; Mr. and Mrs. Hussey, Pack ; Mr, and Mrs. Duftin ;
Reverend Dr. Proctor, D.D. Catherine Hall, Cambridge; Rev.
J. Holt ; J. Egremont, Esq. and J. Egremont, Esq. jun. Red-
ness ; Mr. John Neale, Leek ; Mr. and Mrs. Pearson and family,
A ckworth ; J. Shaw, Esq. Mrs. and the Misses Shaw,Staincross;
Miss Blackburn, Teignmouth, Devon ; Captain Ferguson, R.
Spofforth, Esq. Howden ; Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer, and Miss
Mortimer, Southampton ; Mr. J. Taylor, Hedon ; Mr. Hall,
Castleford ; Miss Dickson, Leeds ; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. liurland,
Everthorpe Cottage; Reverend Mr. Prendergast, L^ndon ; Mr.
Church, Mr. Hormay, Mr. Loutham, Mr. Nightingale, Notting-
ham; J. Dixon, Esq. and Mrs. Dixon, Caistor ; H. Greenwood,
Esq. Cross Hills, Halifax ; two Misses Lever and suite, Monk-
hill House ; J. Alderson, aq. and Mrs. Alderson, Mr. H. liar..
rison, Mr. 0. S. Hayes, Hull ; Reverend E. Hay, Christ Church
College, Oxford ; Captain and Mrs. Mitge ; Mr. Buckler ; Mr.
and Mrs. Carr, Mr. Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs. Noble, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee, Leeds ; Miss E. Harrison, Rothwell Haigh ; and
Mrs. Newell, Isleworth, Middlesex • J. Russell, Esq. London ;
Mrs. Nelson, Huddersfield; Lieut.-General S. M. Disney; C.
Swaby, Esq.

DEFECTION OF MR. PEEL FROM THE As-
CENDA NOT PARTY.—The defection of Mr. DAwSON from
the Ascendancy men was an event which naturally excited
great consternation amongst them ; but their distnay was
exceeded by their fury, and their feelings were expressed
in terms of the most ferocious violence in the Orange
journals of this country. But if the defection of the Un-
der Secretary from the long-cherished cause, created so
deep a feeling, and drew forth such bitter denunciations,
what are we to expect from the party, when they learn
that the Cabinet Minister—the prop upon whom theyrested
when all others appeared to have been taken from them—
the man whom they loved to call the Champion of As-
eendanc.y—the Right Hon. ROBERT PERI, has abandoned
them ? Alas ! that it should come to this—but to this it
has come; and already that portion of the London Press
which still upholds the principles of monopoly and exclu-
sion, are pouring forth such phials of wrath upon the Right
Hon. Gentleman as give us a foretaste of what We are to
f
have when he comes to be mangled by the dagger-men
ofo
the Irish Orange Press, and the blood-inciting
the Irish Brunswick Cluhs. What an admirable topic for
the Rev. Mr. HoftNEs.! Cork Southern Reporter of
Saturday.
We are informed, upon highly respectable
Prspotaescr.toAwrinchghishop of
et(osohconavttneomtniejoentt upon this extraordinary
the last week, in Trinity Coll
eports,
convened on Friday last for this purpose, at which the
authority, that a Brunswick
,Cglet:laphoabslibeemnfAorimotetvdlet,linow:intlshvfians.
to the
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affair at present. We cannot, however, avoid subjoining
lengthDß vb- .i Tn
of
fop3roe
stuari sdrel
the following Order of the Board of the University, made
in the year 1794, and appended to the last edition of the
College statutes:—" Decree of the Board, April, 26th,
1794,...—It is decreed by the Board, with the consent and
approbation of the visitins, that if any student shall be
found to have attended the meeting of any satiety, without
the College, held either solely or in part for the purposes
of debate, such student shall for the first and second of-
fences be publicly admonished, and for the third shall be
removed from the College ; and the students are further
prohibited from forming or attending any such society, in
the College, without the consent and permission of the
Board."—Dublin Freemcas Journal.