The Sun.
London, England, 1844-02-26 00:00:00

ANALYSIS OF THE DIVISION.

Illajorlty (tellers included) ... 326
Alinority (tellers included) .
Paired 7O
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Absent—Liberals
Speaker
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THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.—The new ballet
of The Beauty of Ghent " is a decided hit," and is nightly
received with universal admiration and applause. The fol-
lowing distinguished persons have been already to wit-
ness its performance :—Their Royal Highnesses the
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Marchioness of
Ailesbury, Marchioness of Conyngham, Duke of
Leeds, Marquis of Clanricarde, Marquis of Lansdowne,
Marquis of Salisbury, Marquis of Winchester, Earl and
Countess of Chesterfield, Earl and Countess of Cardigan,
Earl and Countess of Eglinton, Earl and Countess of Errol,
Earl of Lincoln, Earl of Munster, Count Keilmansegge, Baron
Nieurnann, Baron Ashfeldt ; Ladies Pollington, Somerset,
Ernest Bruce, Harrington, Graham, Foley, Villiers, Camp-
bell ; Lords Macdonald, Castlereagh, Alfred Paget, Shel-
burne, Alexander Lennox, Seaham, W. Graham, Glamis,
Clive, Adolphus Fitzclarence ; Sir Charles Shakerley, Bart.,
Sir John Harrington Bart., Sir B. Graham, Bart., Sir H.
Webbe, Bart., Sir Harrington,
Rennie, Sir Charles Aldis ; Hon.
Grantley Berkeley, lion. F. Stanhope, Hon. Edmund Byng,
lion. Colonel Darner, lion. Craven Berkeley, lion. Mr. Gre-
vine ; Col. Cavendish, Col. Knox ; Ormby Gore, Esq.
THE ROMANCE OF CHATSWORTH."—The admirers
of romantic literature will be delighted to learn that the new
work, the announcement of which under the title of" Chats-
worth," had excited so much curiosity, has no reference to the
recent festivities at that palace, but proves to be a pure work
of fiction, uniting in a singularly novel and original manner,
the characteristics of a " fashionable novel," and a highly-
wrought romance—it is a sort of modern Decameron, in which
a brilliant company of the supposed literary Celebrities of
the day met together in the gorgeous halls of Chatsworth
Palace, set their wits to work, jointly and severally, in a trial
of skill, as to which can produce the most effective specimen
of what each holds to be the highest species of prose fiction.
A work of this description, making its appearance under the
auspices of a writer of such consummate taste and accom-
plished scholarship as the distinguished author of " Tremaine"
and "De Vero," cannot fail to excite unusual attention.
SUDDEN DEATH.—OH•Sunday, the Bth instant, an
inquest was held at the house of Mr. John Peach, Cistle Inn,
Castle Donnington, before T. Gregory, Esq., coroner, and a re.
spectable jury, on view of the body of Henry Garton, aged twelve
years, son of Thomas GittOn; bricklayer, who died suddenly about
noon on Saturday last. It appeared in evidence that the deceased
was employed in the 'gimp manufactory of Mills and Co., and that
having just completed a certain portion of work was standing at
his leisure, when hi exclaimed, " Oh dear !" and fell on the door
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and instantly expired. Messrs. Caine' and Smith were promptly in
attendance, but they pronounced huts to be quite dead. A post
niortem examination of the body has silnee been made, when the
surgeons reported " that the deeeaied died a natural death, from
an efibsion on the brain." A yenta was returned accordingly._
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