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... Field-Marshals bestowed his during his visit Charing Cross London for Vienna morning by aide-de-camp King approved Erroll KT Lord-in-Wait-ing Lord Erroll who born Constable and of Scotland distinction by lordship’s 1314 lieutenant-colonel the Royal and held Africa ...
... Hospital has had one patient who had with an Accident Colonel Hargreaves in command of Yeomanry who were inspected by Colonel Lord Erroll Adjutant-General of Cavalry completion of improvements Stanley Cattle the inspection by Corporation Committee Thursday it ...
... Estimates1 and occupied for the remainder the sitting and at the evening meeting discussing the Scotch Education vote HOUSE OF LORDS The Lord Clpmcellor took the Woolsack at 15 THE ACCESSION OATH Grey introduced Bill to the declaration required to Sovereign accession ...
... the Earl of n f Erroll, Lord High Constable and Knight Marischal of T t Scotland, R.T., ?? and ?? Lord-Lieutenant of JTA the county lof A~berdeenshire. The deceased noblerasn is succeeded in his titles by his only son William, Lord -Kilrnarnock, born ...
... Major C. V. Hmune, Brevet- 1 Major G. F. Gorringe, ?? Colonel Lord o Erroll, Commander the Hon. S. J. Forte m s (Naval adviser to Lord Roberts), Captain 1 r Lord Herbeit Scott, and Captain Lord Set- I terington. f, t The officers of Major ...
... sustain. Captain Cust was mortally wounded (since dead). Lieutenant Annesley, Captain Buckley, and Lord Chew- !ton were wounded, the last in five places. Lord Erroll, of the rifles, had two fingers carried off. Of the royal artillery, Captain Dew and Lieutenant ...
... at lirookes's Clubo-hnus in St,James's-street, the deceased met with the Earl of Erroll,whin,addresluF him,sald. Ah, Russell, how nreyou? lllsLordsahipreplied, 'Erroll, amsowell, thatlan going to take a fresh lease of mY life, little dreaming thatere ...
... Shaw-Lefevre, ML P., Mr. £ Y d Mundela, Y-P., Mr. and s B Sir G . and Morgan, MP., Lord and Lady2 Thring, the rin- Speaker, Lady and Miss Kay-Shuttleworth, Ose Lord Playfair. Lord Knuteford, Lady Philli- was more, Mr. W. Rathbone, ?? Mr. Alfred the Thomas, ...
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... abolition of be t1 lthe Lord Chief-.iusticeship of the Common 6yst Pleas and the Lord Chief -Baroeship of the each Exchequer wera Colonel Ireland Ulackburna, prou Mr. Coddingtoa, Sir Richaid Cross, Major- T General Ieilden, Lord barduin, and XMr. E. Stan ...
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