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... Edward Geoffrey, E trl of Derby, E G., P.C., late of Knoweley Hall, Lanoaster, and St. James's-square, London, was proved in the Court of Probate, on the 2nd inst., by his eldest eon, the Right. Hon. Edward Henry, the present earl, the sole executor. The ...
... DINNER AT ' THE kSrONHVHUS8 TO TEBI EARL OF DERBY AND TB CONSERVAFIV I PA Rr. I Yeseray ?? Hon. the Lori r) conservaive party i'gth !Dd the le~aders of the a= aiiedte . L red lordship's purveyors,'use of the mest luxuriant description,! e and the tables ...
... interest throughout the entire locality. Nearly the whole of the land on which the town of Bury is built is the property of Earl of Derby, and is a source of immense wealth, which is constantly increasing in consequence of the rapid im- provement of the town ...
... by the Earl of Derby, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Sotheron Eot- court, the Earl of Malinesbury, the Duke of Beau- fort, the Marquis of Exeter, and Earl fDelawarr, on the 19th instant, to celebratehler Majesty's birthday. The Earl of ...
... adjourned they should subpoena the Earl of Derby and Lord Stanley. The witness was then called upon to produce a deed to which the outlaw was a party, dated January 17, 1840, having reference to the annuity from the Earl of Derby. He pro- duced it, he said, ...
... adjournled they should subpoena the Earl of Derby and Lord Stanley. The witness was then called upon to produce a deed to which the outlaw was a party, dated January 17, 1840, having reference to the annuity from the Earl of Derby. He pro- duced it, he said, ...
... eveuing. The Marquis of Westminster had an interview with the Earl of Derby yesterday, at his official residence in Downing- street. Viscount] Torringtoni had also. an, interview with the tioble earl. The Marquis Camden had an interview with Mr. Secretary Walpole ...
... Marchioness of Ely. The Earl of Derby, Secretary of State for Foreign fAftirs. arrived at the Castle to-day, and had an audil- ence of tile Queen. The Japanese Minister was inlroduced to her Majesty's presence by the Earl of Derby, aud presented his creden- ...
... occupied a house, No. 17'. Fazakerle~y-strct, as tenant of the Earl of Derby, feor; p.eriod of about 3i years. Near to the house, ini rear of some Warehouses belongisig to the Earl of Derby, end also near to sedne property beltongig to the late Mr. Ambrose ...
... Lady Stanley intend to leave town the week after next, for Knowslev-park, on a visit to the Earl of Derby, and will remain there for the Easter recess. The Earl of Ripon will give a grand dinner tomorrow week, the 28th instant. Asylcm for Female Orphans ...
... OF THE EARL OF DERBYn'S OAMatEI'EiiE. Our readlers will remember that a man, named John Roberts, with others, was tried at the winter assizes of 1843, for the wilful murder of Richard Kenyon, a game- keeper, in the service of the Earl of Derby. The circumi- ...
... had an interview with Mr. Se- cretary Walpole on Saturday, at the Home-office. The Earl of Derby arrived in town on Saturday from Os- borne; Isle of Wight. The noble earl afterwards proceeded to St, Leonard's, near Windsor. Mr. John Ellis had an interview ...