The Sun.
London, England, 1844-10-24 00:00:00

BRIGHTON.

WEDNEBDAY.—We understand that. Sir James Graham
intends shortly to take a house here, near to the resi-
dence of Sir R. Peel, in Eastern-terrace.
Lady Holland, Sir Thomas: Fremantle, the Dowager
Lady Brownlow, and Lord Aylesford, are also shortly
expected for the winter. Lord Aylesford has taken a
house, and Laly Holland is in treaty for one.
Lord and Lady Francis Egerton will take their
departure from Brighton on Monday next, and Baron
Gurney, who has been staying for the last six weeks on
the Marine Parade, will leave for town in a day or two.
Chief Justice Doherty, who has been staying for
the last fortnight at the Norfork Hotel, has taken the
Regency House.
Lady Mary Leslie, and Sir Edward and Lady Knack=
bull, arrived yesterday at the Norfolk Hotel.

Tho Marchioness Wellesley is staying at the Albion
Hotel, and the Countess of Jersey and Lady Clementina
Villiers, at the Bristol Hotel. Lord and Lady Bridport
and Mr. and Mrs. Sergeant Channell are also at the
Albion Hotel. The Duke and Duchess of St. Alban's
have arrived in Kemp Town. The Dowager Countess
of Chichester has arrived in Regency-square, where
Lady Longford is expected in the course of the week.
Tho Dowager Lady Longford is also shortly expected,
to pass the winter in Brighton. Lord and Lady C.
Paulet left Regency-square yesterday, for their seat,
Wellesbourne, Stratford-upon-Axon.
The Countess of Cardigan returned from Franco last
Thursday, via Dieppe and Brighton, by the General
Steam Navigation Company's packet the Menai. On
the following day, the Company's packet, the Magnet,
brought over from Dieppe about sixty passengers, in-
cluding Count Montholon, who was taken prisoner with
Prince Napoleon, but who was included in the amnesty
twenty granted by Louis Phillippe. The Count is stay-
ing at Brighton. _ _ _

The Msignet returned from Dieppe this morning with
about sixty passengers among whom wore Sir Charles
Duff Gordon. Sir William de Bathe has also returned
from the Continent.

MARRIAGE IN MOIL LlFE.—Yesterday, at St.
George's, ilanover-square, was solemnised the marriage
of Captain the Honourable Robert Edward Boyle, second
surviving son of the Earl of Cork and Orrery, with Miss
Georgiana Roberts, youngest daughter of Abraham
Roberts, Esq., a well-known banker. Tho ccremoiiy
was a very gay one a largo number of the friends of
both families attending the happy pair to the altar. Tho
service was performed by the lion. and Rev. Richard
Boyle, Rector of Marston, Somerset; and, at its con-
elusion, the parties retired to the vestry, to sign the
register, Lord Fitzroy Somerset being ono of the wit-
nesses. The bride, who has not yet attained her twen-
tieth year, was attired very richly, and being exceedingly
beautiful, attracted much attention. After the cere-
mony, a numerous circle of friends partook of a dejeuner
at Mr. Robarts's residence, in Hill-street, Berkeley-
square. The bride and bridegroom left town during the
afternoon.
The arrangement is at length completed between
M. Laurent and Jullien for the opening of the prome-
nade concerts at Covent Garden. They will commence
on the 15th of November, and positively close on the
15th of December. After that period dramatic perform-
ances will be attempted. We believe a foreign company,
is already engaged.