... do we ; Lord Erroll happens to be a Whig, which, thank God, we are not; but with all our dislike of their party, we cast aside political feeling, and in speaking of Lord Erroll, we do not hesitate to say he is as good a fellow as ever lived. ...

... IVV'ARlffU 4 TRAN .SVAA, L ram% i I- qE March 1 from Paardeberg, in charge of Lord Erroll. The escort consisted of the 3rd Battalion Grenadier Guards, under Colonel Crabbe, and fifty mounted men fur- nished by the City of London Imperial Volunteers. ...

... to be present. Sir R. Peel has also been invited to attend. 'Lord BlelbOuTne left the Iouse of Lords on Thursday arm-in-arm with the Marquis of Norteanby. A large crowd followed the noble lords from Palace yard up Par- liament street, and frequently cheered ...

... -Ebffil'lhadniFingall (Lord Fingall), Gos- ford (Lord Worlingham), Granville, Leicester, Leitrim (Lord Clements), Strafford, Uxbridge. YarborotighI, Zetland, Burlington, Bruce, Charle- mont (Lord Charlemont), Cottenham, Dacie, Erroll ( ...

... Johitoup, Lady Jolistune, lonourublu Henrietta Otway Cauo, Lord Gray, Lord aud Lady LoyaL Lord and lady Erroll, Lord Ceutlesnin, Lady Coinpton sod thc Mbiee Camptou, the Chistholn, the lNon. U. Duncan, Lord ...

... Bishopthorpe Palace. The wedding of Lord Kilmarnock and Miss Mackenzie of Glenmuick, which was postponed on account of the Earl of Erroll's absence in South Africa, will take place on May 22. It is not expected that Lord Erroll will be present. Sir William Henry ...

... Bishopthorpc Palace. The wedding of Lord Kilmarnock and Miss Mackenzie of Gleilmuick, which was postponed on account of the Earl of Erroll's absence in South Africa, will take place on May 22. It is not expected that Lord Erroll will be present. Sir William ...

... attendance. The Lord Chancellor will receive the Judges, Queen's Counsel, &C,, on Monday next, the first day of Easter Term, at his lordship's residence in Upper Brook-street, at twelve o'clock. PRESBiYTATION OF THE BLUE-COAT SCHOOL TO THE LORD MAYOR. In ...

... bert were loudly cheered on their return, and were re. ceived at the Palace by the Earl Of Uxbridge, lord cham- berlain, and the Earl of Erroll, lord steward. Viscount Melbourne and the IlMarquess of Normranby arrived at the Palace soon after her Majesty's ...

... governor of New- foundland, were received yesterday at the Colonial. effice. Lord Fitzroy Somerset had an interview with the Mar- PUESs of Normanby yesterday, at the Homo-offilce. Lord Adolphus Fitzclareitee has returned to town from a 'hsit to the Duke of ...

... Courtney's re-election. His name elicited loud groans. A Capetown telegram, on Tbursday, announced that the Earl of Erroll, Lord Manners,and Lord 1Rosmead had left for the f ront. mr. Treroes, the surgeon, has returned to Durban from the front. ?? has been ...

... and grain en rotite. The pursuit was abandoned as the horses were tired. Colonel Lord Erroll returned at 8 p.M. without casualties; General Douglas had eight wounded. Lord Methuen went to Ottoshoop on Monday for supplies. The successful captures and the ...