The Sun.
London, England, 1842-04-07 00:00:00

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The Duke and Duchess of Bedford remain at Oakley House;
Bedfordshire. ' _

The Duke of-Wellington commenced his early daily walks
yesterday in the garden at Apsley House, between six and
seven o'clock.

The Duke and Duchess of Norfolk leave Arundel Castle to•
morrow, for town.
_

The i)uke and Duchess of Northumberland left NortLumber -
land House yesterday, for Cheltenham.
The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland arrived in town from
Lillishall on Tuesday, and left yesterday for Arundel Castle.
We regret to. hear that the Duchess Dowager of Richmond
is seriously indisposed.
The establishment at the Austrian Embassy, Chandos House,
is forthwith to be broken up, on account of the resignation of
Prince Esterhazy.
Lady Peel a: rived in Whitphall Gardens yesterday from
Brighton. _ .

Lady Stanley has returned to town from Tunbridge Wells.
The Marquis of Northampton, as President of the Royal
Society, commences hiS soirees on the 7th of the ensuing month.
The Marchioness of Londonderry's grand full-dress assembly,
to-night, is given by her Ladyship in honour of Ler Majesty's
first drawing-room this season.
7...A.Ur AND PDXACCM.-
After a host of Counsel had been engaged on both sides in
the great Wood cause at Gloucester, an z.t tangement was made
between the partiez, the devisees conscnting to pay the heirs-
at-law 109001., which will cover all the costs, both at law and
equity. and have them a small sum.
At Liverpool, on the sth inst., Edaord Hardman was con-
victed of a burglary committed in the k)use of James l'othwell,
at Spoland, and also of firing at the prosecutor, with intent to
murder him. The Jury recommended him to mercy, and the
sentence was deferred.

At the same assizes, Robert Woods, Isaac Jacques, and
Thomas Molyneuz were ind.cted for the wilful murder of
Henry Gra)son. at Windie. The prisoners we•e acquitted,
as the Counsel for the prosecution said he could not ask for a
verdict on the testimony of the principal witness, a man of the
name of Colquitt, who had given some information on the sub-
ject ten days after the occurrence, when a reward of 150/. had
been offered.

PrIXSCELLAILVEOUS.
The new enti a,-.ee to Hyde Park, called the Albert Gate,
was . opened for the convenience of the public yesterday
morning at six o'clock. The handsome structure is not yet
commenced, but in its place are two lofty wooden gates.
Mr. Wilson gave his first morning entertainment on Scottish
music and song, at the 'Hanover-square Rooms, yesterday,
under the patronage of the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland
and the Earl and Countess of Dalhousie.

ttfl o URA OFT E DAY.
It is currently reported that Lord Keane is about exhibiting
an example of noble disinterestedness seldom witnessed at the
present day ; being convinced that tee fall of Ghuznee was alone
attributable to the ingenuity of a young officer, and that his
Lordship's hasty withdrawing of the troops from that country
laid the foundation of our subsequent reverses, he has at length
resolved u,)on return ng his patent of Nobility into the hands of
her Majesty, of which the Queen h:s been graciously pleased to
signify her acceptance.
We have been given to understand, on authority which we
have every reason to trust in, that subsequent to the untimely
decease of the late Earl of Munster, a letter written by that
unfortunate nobleman was found amongst his papers, and for-
warded to an illustrious perronage, soliciting the extension to-
wards his contemplated orphan family of the same allowance
from the privy purse as had previously been granted to his
Lordship.