... LORD WOLSELEY'S STAFF. Colonel the Earl of Erroll, who has been appointed side-de-camp to Lord Wolseley as Commander-in- Chiof,ajoined the army -loonot'-hnoegd Horse Guards in 1869, became lieutensaat in 1871, uruin in 1875, major in 1881, and lieute ...

... his father (James, the fifth Earl) on the 7th August, 157¢, and wax created an Earl of the United Kingdom in 1885. Lord Fife is the Lord Lieutevant of the county of Eigin. He sat as Viscount Macduff in the House of Commons from 1874 to 1879, as represontative ...

... his father (James, the fifth Earl) cn the 7th August, 1879, and was created an Earl of the United Kingdom in 1885. Lord Fifeisthe Lord Lieutenant of the county of Elgin. He sat as Viscount Macduff in the House of Commons from 1874 to 1879, as representative ...

... his father ('ames, the fifth Earl) cn the Tth August, 1879, and was created an Earl of the United Kingdom in 1885, Lord Fifeis the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Elgin. Ho sat as Viscount Macduff in the House of Commons from 1874 to 1879, as representative ...

... that they Mvot&';:.rm - tions to neutralise Lord Dadley's ill-ad generosity, His Lordship's house is under strict surveillance ; and should the unlucky thief be beguiled into taking the step advised by Lord Dudley, he is |lkcl‘ ‘ong.d Nn:& unexpectedly ...

... to have either the woman or his money ; and the lady —alas for the sex ! —took part with the apple dealer against her liege lord, and at length took refuge in a house in King Street. A mvdmfldhmml:d.numolm number told the husband that his wife had fled ...

... slender foundation for this vast superstructure of fiction is that the Queen, feeling chilly, turned round and requested Lady Erroll, who wes in waiting, to put a shawl round her Majesty’s shoulders, and in doing this the tiara was very slightly disturbed ...

... Dowager Duchess of Atholl, Countess of Antrim, Dowager Countess of Erroll ; Lords-in-Waiting, Lord Brassey, K.C.8., Lord Monkswell, Lord Hawkesbury ; Grooms-in-Waiting, Lieut.-Colonel Lord William Cecil, Lieut ...

... tJoAmp'.mll. Lady Erroll, and L.dy‘ Downae (who will accompany the Queen to Scotiand) are to be the Ladies-in-Waiting while the Court is at Windsor; Loras De Ramsey, Komney, and Henniker will successively be the Lords-in-Waiting, and Admiral Lord Frederick Ker ...

... “Tae WorLp.”] Lord Hopetounm's “ wait” at Windsor has termimated just in time to allow him to go to Edinburgh to fulfil his duties as Lord High Commissioner to the General Assembly, which opens on Thursday; and on the morniug of that day Lord Hopetoun 1s ...

... —On Wednesday | forencon u most extraordivary eircumstance hap- ‘, pened at a fishing station on the Tay, a little below | Errol. Several parties were 1n the habit of throw- | inganet into the riverforthe special purpose of cap- | turing the small fish ...

... to R%Wmm-lwfifiéfl&‘ time-table written out by the was -Wmnfld&nm-flm tions was d. o it alasd A Quesriox or Rrrariaxy Ricurs, —Lord Shand in the Bill Chamber has boen hearing a case at the i.-hu;:ll‘.l’.fl.ll«-fl-y,d}z.‘&.'d-u ston, st Anlerson, Milne, Wm. ...