... THE EARL OF DERBY. Tots solemn and melancholy event took place on Friday week, and was attended by a vast concourse of persons. The late Earl having been universally known and much respected in Liverpool. great numbers of individuals set off in carriages ...

... THE EARL OF DERBY. The Derby and Oaks Stakes.— Had the Earl of Derby been a master of fox-hounds us long as he has been a master of stag-hounds, he would have stood alone in the annals of sport- ing, affording the rare instance of one man ...

... THE EARL OF DERBY. -4i- 'rO TitE EDIT'IOIR OF TlEi STANDAR)D. Smi- I hive to request t hat you o ilI contradict, upon mly aol hot ity, a statemcnt which I obsuri rd in several of thli apirs of estcrday, as copied from Vie Standerd, to thelfeet ?? Lord ...

... THE EARL OF DERBY. We lament to state that an express arrived yesterday from Knowsley Hall, in Lancashire, stating — VV hen you receive this, his Lordship will be no more! — The Earl and Countess of Wilton, who were on a visit tothe Stanley family ...

... THE LATE EARL OF DERBY. The mortal remains of this venerable Nobleman will he deposited on Friday next in the family vault at Ormskirk, Lancashire. The funeral will be attended by the present Earl, his three sons (Lord Stanley an.l the Hon. Captains Stanley) ...

... amongst whom were the present Earl of Derby, with his three sons, Lord Stanley, the Hun. Henry Thomas Stanley, and the Hon. Charles Stanley the Earl of Wilton - , Edward Penrhvn, Esq., (son-in-law t o the present earl,) Edw. Hornby, Esq., (son-in-law ...

... THE LATE EARL DERBY. Hi. lordship was born in nW.aod wMConwquenl y in the eighty »€C»nd ear of age. He was ine r the Baron, Edward Smilh Stanley, of the Hi*ht Hoooo.able KO.Staalej.Jlhe late secretary for the colonies. His first tnarringo was UifhTdauihter ...

... We have spoken in our notice of Wigan of the gallant bearing of the Earl of Derby in that place, and also in that of Knowsley, of his condemnation. An account of his capture the Earl gives in a deeply interesting letter to his lady, then in the Isle of ...

... the twelfth Earl of Derby ' was born in Septemb er , 1752 , an d succee d e d to the honou rs Of his house on the death of his grandfather, Feb. 24th, 1776. The late earl was twice warried, first, when Lord Stanley, in June,.1774, to Elizabeth, only daughter ...

... • Mourning ti A. Hodson, EN., Coach, E. Penryhn, Esq. t and other Mourners. . Carriage of the late Earl of Derby. Carriage of the present Earl of Derby. Carriage of Lord Stanley. The tenantry were arranged in the order of their respective townships, thus ...

... Illness of the Earl of Derby. The London Standard of Monday last, contains the follow- illenjolclncoment in reference to the deeply lamented illness of this cxtcolehlt and beloved nobleman SUDDEN ITLLNESS OF EARL DERRY. ;4 On Thilrsditly last (the 30th ...

... DEATH OF THE EARL OF DERBY. LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY EVENING—This morning the venerable Earl of Derby expired at his seat, Knowsley-park, eight miles from this place. His Lordship was born in the year 1752, and was consequently in the eighty-second year of ...