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... of Westminster. Following him came his class runner-up at Edinburgh by All, and sogs. he went Mr. William Niven. Ixran of Errol, operating for South American export, and who took out good many well-priced ones. A first purchase for Ecuador the Shropshire ...
... written since to Lord of the society, t, according to preceden' essential that this must ‘an entire Bibie, such as is uthcially used in the Chureh of England, and m therefore, include the Apocrypha.” the committee of the society, Lord After consultation ...
... his mother being a daughter of Major-Gen eral KE. W. Smyth Scott, R.A. His half-brother, Robe: rt William, is the present Lord Napicr of Mag and the latter’s twin brother, the Hon. G. Campbe' i) Napier, C.1.E., who is married to a of Brandon Hall, is ...
... Barons, Lord Wallace. Skelmersdale. Lord Tenterden. Lord Wharnclifle. Lord de Tablcy Lord Farnborough, ...
... taining the Coantess of Charlemont, Lady in waiting, the a. Miso and the Hon. Miss Anson, Maids of Honour Weiting, and Lord Byron, Lord in Waiting, and the last Baron de Gruben, Vice Admiral Sir Robert Otway, wm in Waiting, and Mr. Francis Seymour, Groom ...
... his Majesty for ® , Ministry in the noble and determined way was effected. , „ , . ~ Canterbury Election. —Lord Fordwicb s tion is rumoured, and Lord Albert Conyng Mr. S. Lusbington, late governor of na pealed the electors. 4_ ...
... corner we observe the Court, and C. Standish, Esq., the Earl of Morley, Honourable J. Villiers, Lord Macdonald, Lord Ossulston, the Duke of Montrose, Lord Errol, Lord Forester, and a variety of other swells, as they are termed in the West. ...
... the friends of Lord Milton met, atid dined, at the Crown and Anchor Taveen, to celebrate his Lordship’s for York- shire ; upwards of four hundred persons were Mr. Fawkes was in the Chair; present. Fitzwilliam on his right hand, Lord Milton on his left ...
... Hatherton. Amongst those who attended the levee 'were the Earl of Carlisle, Viscount Newport, Lord Hatherton, Lord Wrottesley, Lord Stafford, the Hon. W. Bagot, the Hon. A. Wrottesley. Mr. Whateley, Q.C., Mr. E. Kinnersley, Mr. Edward Duller, Mr. R. N. Philipps ...
... Leopold were accompanied by the Countess of Errol, Most of the witnesses examined in the Tichborne Hon. Frances Drammond, the Hon. case this week are, or have been, connected with the Marquis of Ripon, Lord Charles Fitzroy, Co! Dr. M arshall. The weather ...
... arrived were Lord Canterbury, the Marquis Cholmondeley, Karl Howe (Lord Chamberlain to the Queen Dowager), Lord Sheffield, Lord Lyndhurst, Lord Brougham, Lord Abinger, Earl Denbigh. Master of the Dorse to the ...
... Thursday week until Saturday last. The facts of the case were simply as follows:—Lord Combermere was Lord-Lieutenant of the Tower Hamlets. General Peel was Secretary at War, and Lord Wilton was Colonel-in-Chief of the Tower Hamlets Militia. When the regiment ...