... Crawford,, Win. S. Marslnai;,Heimry. Tulk,:Charles, A. Crawley, Samuel Martin, Thomnas. Tynee, Charles, K. K. Cronspton, Samuel Maffe, Hon. Fox Tynte, C. J. Kemeys Curteii, Heibert'B. Maxwell, John ' Vilhiers, Charles;, P; Curteis, Edwiid B.. M'Caiide, John ...

... is said that the Queen Dowager will not hold drawing- rooms at Marlborough House, and will reside chiefly at Bushey. Lady Charles Poulett has been appointed Bedchamber-woman to her Majesty. Tire Queen attendled divine service on Sunday morning in the Chapel ...

... rind Mrs. Debass and friends, Mi's. Chaplin, Mr.p Clifton, Messrs. Tynte. Mr. Farker, Mr. Walker and friend, are h anrong the arrivals at Pegg's Royal York Hotel. Sir J. Gardner, M1ajor Sir Tronaas Gage, Mrs. Chaplin, Mr. Clifton, Mr. Baker, Messrs. Tynte ...

... YRs. Farranl, R. O'Brien, W. S. Alsager. Capt. Feetor, J. H. O'Connell, D. Iiurne, J. NOES. Acheson, Lord Viset. Forster, Charles S. Price, Sir R. Andover, Lord Visct. G;isborne, T. P'rice, It. Bailey, J. Gladstone, W. E. Pusey, P. Baillic, BI. D. Glynne ...

... together with the virandas, encircled and-surrounided with l festoons of lamps, which had altogether a very splendid effect. Chaplin's Coach Office, a large crown, witll the letters V. R., in variegated lamps. Williams's Royal Baths, Steine front, V. R., ...