The Sun.
London, England, 1842-04-14 00:00:00

LA.W .aIVD POLICE,

To-morrow being the first day of Easter term, the Lord
Chancellor gives his accustomed dejeuner to the fifteen Judges,
before they proceed to Westminster Hall.
IL Louisa Birch, convicted at the Central Criminal Court cm
Tuesday, of neglecting to provide sufficient food and nursing for
her child, was sentenced to hard labour in the House of Correc-
tion for one year.
John Charles North applied on Tuesday, at the Insolvent
Debtors' Court to be discharged, but was opposed by a Miss
Greenstead, at whose suit he had already been in custody up-
wards of six months, and was remanded on her account for the
damages, amounting to 2501., and the costs, 1021. ss. awarded
in an action gained by her against him in February, lt:t4l, for
a breach of promise of marriage.

S'i=OIETING.
Lord Southampton has just purchased the Duke of Grafton's
fine pack of hounds. The advanced age of the Duke has for
the last five years precluded him from taking the field.
Tuesday's hunt with the Queen's stag-hounds was the finest
of the season, and after a two hours' run from Salt-hill to Che-
nies the stag Sweep was taken.
The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort commence their dinner
and everrng parties next month, at Beaufort House.
I liTbeDuchess of Cleveland arrived in Brook-street on Tuesday.
The Marquis of Lansdowne arrived in town on Monday.
from the Continent.

The Earl and Countess of Zetland are expected in Arlington-
street in the course of the week.

The Countess of Jersey intends giving a grand ball early
in tae ensuing month.
he Countess of Munster has removed from Albemarle-street
to B el grave-street.
The, Earl and Countess of Eglinton have arrived at Eglinton
Park, Ayrshire, from Yorkshire.
The Duke and Duehuss of Northumberland are expected in
town for the season, towards the close of the ensuing week,
from Leamington Spa.
Thy Marquis and Marchioness of Ely have arrived in Bel-
grawe- square from Dover.

IYIXSCEI.L.PINEOUS.
Before the disturbances and revolutions in the Peninsula,
there was not a town or district in Spain where. the Duae de
Ale dina Celi bad not some property. Prince Butera could go
rou.ad Sicily and sleep every night at home.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUZ%
Sit .—ln your Parliamentary report of yesternight's proceed-
ings., you have not given a correct report of what occurred in
the house as far as lam concerned, and I request permission
to can rect your statement.
I did not second Mr. Brotherton in moving the adjourn-
merrt of the House.

Tlatt facts at e these. Lord F. Egerton and Mr. Brotherton
rose 'together ; the latter intending, as I had ne doubt, to
rim.% the adjournment of the House, It being then considerably
past 'l2 o'clock. I\ either of the Honourable Members giving
way , I moved " That Mr. Brotherton be first heard." The
Spe taer said, " Who seconds the motion ?" upon which several
Hoz to urable Members said, "I do so, Sir." The motion
beit:
.13 regularly proposed and seconded, the Speaker called again,
as he, had done before, upon Lord F. Egerton to speak I
urged that my motion being proposed and seconded, ought to
be ;part, but the Speaker declined to do so. lof cow. se sub-
mitted to his authority', but on a subsequent occas:on I ex-
plaine dto the House that I had frequently read in the Par-
liaraw Atary proceedings of such a motion being made in the
Hotta and that I had no reason, therefore, for believing I
cuu Id be out of order. If I had been so, I was quite ready to
apol .ogise to the House.

I remain, Sir, your obedient servant,
REGINALD BLEWITT.

Loot idon, April 12, 1842.
[Tile error must have arisen from the great confusion in
the Rouse, and the consequent difficulty of hearing.—En. Sun. J

give some idea of the prevalent taste in ecele-
i sir istical music at Naples it may be mentioned that, at a recent
re ligiuus solemnity, on the occasion of a lady taking the veil, the
cc rcernony began with a military march, and ended with a gal-
to Review, April 1842.