The Sun. — 1851-04-14 (London, England)

MARRIAGE OF MISS TALBOT.—This young heiressa attended the soirée given by the Countess of Jersey on Friday night, in company with the Countess Newburgh. She is a visitor at the residence of the Lord Chancellor and Lady Truro, and all her proceedings are closely watched by the Chancellor, who seems determined that no undue influence shall be exercised towards her. The case of t his lady, , which has excited so much attention, is likely, it is is ,curis said, receive a very happy and legitimate solution. rently rumoured that Miss Talbot is about to be i married to ham second Lord Edward Fitzallan Howard, M.P. for .18 son of the Duke of Norfolk, Hereditary Earl ,Marshal,. and Lordship holds the office of Premier Peer of England. His Lords his 34th Vice-Chamberlain to the Queen, and is inyear; is heir to a property in Devonshire of the value of 25,000/ tbe thrown . 1 per annum, so that the 80,0001. would no Ed away. It, perhaps, need scarcely be added that Lord ward is a oman Catholic. cr MART cl THE CONDEMNED Corivlr w -.J.J.Rx..--This unfortunate young woman, ' wof heriti convictedf at the last Bury assizes of the murder o n ant, still remains in Ipswich gaol, and should 3 al....reprieve be received she will be executed on the 23dnmoA eti It is, however, generally believed that she will . 1 0 theluga it being alleged that tted at the time she con,TI , crime she was labouring attack of the milk fever. The way in which under an e woman the unfortunate e .. perpetrated the murder—namely, • the child alive -- seems to bear out this belief. burying tof the whole A statenaen case has been submitted to Sir George Grey, but up to Friday night no answer had been received. EToN COLLEGE,—.The Dowager Lady Farquhar, Sir Walter Farquhar, and Mr. Harvie Farquhar, have caused a memorial window to be placed in the college chapel of Eton to the memory of Mr. Farquhar, who was educated at Eton, and at the age of 19 killed at the battle of Alliwal, fighting gallaitly. The subject of the window is the story of King David. There are five compartments- the centre one represents King David, and in each of the other divisionseteen arc groups of figures illustrative of the narrratiir scriptural e. Between the groups are angels bearing scrolls, al which filled with l ilch up passages are inscribed. The tracery is angels bearing similar scrolls and inscrip detail is inscriptions. The composed of rich foliage, of the most harmonious colours. This beautiful window, which has Newcastle been completed, was -upon-Tyne. An adexecuted by Mr. Waile, of Islewee joining window to the above, subscribed for by old Etonians, London, has recently been and executed by Mr. Connor, of windows are at the western These presented to the college. entrance to the chapel. The Grand Surrey Canal Company have notified a which will date from the 31st ult. reduction in their charges, -s eas that recently adopted by the The alteration is theom any, with the exception that a Commercial weeklyDickaC rent, will be substituted for the monthly, and not s hitherto customary. 1 quarterly term Essex The Justices have accepted a tender to erect the county lunatic c aaylutu ler 63,4661,