... the Earl of Erroll of the Rifle Brigade, and his colonel, at Varna, has been amicably arranged to the satisfaction of all parties, and Lord Erroll has returned to his duties. Every one is exceedingly pleased at- this termination, as Lord ...

... d CONTINUOUS OPPOSITIO'N FROM CAROLINA. ,t INNISKILLINGS IN ACTION. LORD ATETHUEN'S OPERA- TIONS. 0 fl rBlDE11S SURPRIlSED BY GE.NERAtL 1l PAGET. r The following despatch from Lord Roberts vas ?? yesterday:-- 'PRETGrnsA, 22N1) O-roBEsa, 11 P.Ni. -- French ...

... LORD ERROLL. erar following letler to the Countess Dowvager of Erruil from the Countess of Erroll has been forwarded to the Trzees for pablication:- olntel l Airl ieterce. TirirapLii. Oct. 5. Mv denrelrt Mrtlrtier-Wc , re here h ?? in a Cii remi ira hotel ...

... events late on Tuesday. Either LieulenantsColonel Steele (Lord laglan's Military Secretary), or Lieutenant-Colonel Somerset (his 2nd Aide-de-Camp) would bring home the nec's of tlhe vic- tory. But as Lord Raglan at present could iil spare the services of any ...

... is compatible wit Ii the Royal dignity. This distinguished office was conferred on Lord Erroll's ancestor by Robert Bruce in the year 1315, in right ofl which Lord Erroll ranks as the first subject in Scotland, and in all public processions and ceremonies ...

... At htalf past ten o'clock the Queen, accompanied by the Royal Family, allud preceded by the Earl of Erroll, Lord Steward, and the Earl of Uxbridge, Lord Chamberlain, passed fronm the yellowv drawing-room to the ball-room, followed by the company assembled ...

... Cambridge, the Dowager Comitess of Erroll, Lord and Lady Hari-is, Lord and Ladv Gleacask. The (IOeen went out this morning. The Earl of Kiintore and Captain Drumniond Lave succeeded Lord Harris and the Huonouraile A. Yorke as. Lord aud ...

... singers in the Gallcry exartly opposite. Armong the coirt'gry were Erli Grey, Lord Milton Lord Althorp, Lrrrd J. Rlussell Lord Plcdr1merston, Litrd 1-leulcy, Lord Errol, Lord -lill, ...

... icmission, but that Lord Lyndliurst will hold them prio tenzpere, in conjunction with his presentoffice of Chief Baron of the Exchequer, as Lord Eldon did formerly, whemi Chief Jus- tice of the Common Pleas -Steirdisrd. His Majesty pressed Lord Melbourne to ...

... LORD S!tJISBURV ON PUBLIEC AFIS Al PS rfj?js THYME ViYF??T r trr it ?? tit-nj, £AUALYSIS 01? PA1?LTA)ILNT. SOt tat. CCI lit-P. '01. IONS ON. 2t?iNi) II ?? CVJilitlLf the Mxrqois er Salisbury a ireusuci a a-raft iiir-1is us the Sq joy T1icaii r c-al eti ...

... of Batten- berg, the Duchess of Connaught, the Dowager Coantess of Erroll. Madame D'Arcos, the Honour- able Caroline Cavearlish, the Honourable Judith Harbord, the Lord Chamberlain, Lord Colville of Calross, Admiral of the Fleet Sir Edmund Com- merell, ...

... left the Castle. The Countess of Erroll has succeeded Lady Ampthill as Lady-in-Waiting to her Majesty. Lord Rodney and Major the Honourable H. C. Legge have succeeded Lord De Roamsev and Admiral Lord Frederic Kerr as Lord and Groom- inl ...