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Lord Henry Russell is on his journey from Paris to Lisbon, via Madrid, to join the Hastings ship of the line, as junior Lieutenant.— Morning Post.--[ This is the Lord Blank Russell, who could not get his passport vis‘d in Paris because he was suspected of being a Carlist. All at once the French authorities, who know that arms and ammuni- tion are smuggled over the Spanish frontier, became wonderfully scru- pulous, in anticipation probably of the King's speech, wherein a reli- gious observance of the Quadruple Treaty is announced.]
Lord Weymouth, eldest son of the Marquis of Bath, who married some years ago in opposition to the wishes of his family, is travelling with his Lady on the Continent, and intends to make a long sojourn abroad. Lord Henry Thynne, who married a daughter of Lord Ash- burton, is next in succession to the Marquisate, Lord Weyniouth not having any issue. Lord Henry has recently had a fine estate, called Holyvvell, in Hants, presented to him by Lord Ashburton.
The Honourable Spencer Cowper, youngest son of Earl Cowper, and private secretary to Viscount Palmerston, also bolds the appoint- ment of junior clerk in the Foreign Office, to which he was appointed by the noble Secretary, and which appointment is generally prepara- tory to a Secretaryship of Legation at a foreign Court.
Lord de Hos is at Kingston-upon-Thames.
Viscount Melbourne continues indisposed, at his residence in South Street.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer left town on Saturday, for the seat of the Marquis of Northampton, Castle Ashby, Northampton- shire, on his way to Ireland. He will see company at Mount Tren- chard, Limerick, during the holydays. Sir Aubrey and Lady de Vere, and other branches of the family, will be of the party.
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