... and for the last seven has been a Lord of the Treasury. He is the son of a clergyman, and was educated at Haileybury and University College, Oxford. Lord Normanby is not ony a Marquees, Viscount, and Ba on, but also lord of 8,000 acres, a cleruman, and ...

... will receive the Queen at Bristol. • Lord Robertson. President of the Court of Session, and Lord Justice-General of Scotland, has been appointed one of the Lords of Appeal in Ordinary in sueeetsion to the late Lord Watson, who died on the 14th of last ...

... Shins Castle, one of the seat of the Earl Erroll, may be seen the v e ry card, known as The Curse of Scotland, on which was written the order for the massacre which foliat e d Culloden. The Duke of Argyll, Lord Archibald Campbel. and Miss Elepeth Campbell ...

... The Duke of Somerset: To carry the orb. Th.* Earl of Errol to walk as Lord High Conatahle of Scotland, and to have a silver baton tipped with gold. Lord Grey de Ruthyn : To carry the golden spurs. Lord Lyon King of Arms, and the Heralds and Pursuivanta ...

... BOERS DRIVEN BACK. From Lord Roberta to Secretary of State for War. Pretoria, August 113.--Carrington reports that the enemy with which Erroll was engaged were driven back from the strong positions they held at Buffelshoek on the 16th. One of their c ...

... his father (James, the fifth earl) on the 7th August, 1879, and was created an earl of the United Kingdom in 1885. Lord Fife is the Lord• Lieutenant of the county of Elgin. He sat as Viscount Macduff in the House of Commons from 1874 to 1879, as representative ...

... also read a second time. In the House of Lords. on Friday. Earl Clarendon (the Lord Chamberlain) brought down from the green her kfojeety's reply in answer to the Address The Karl of Hardwicke referred to Lord Reset ery's speteh on the _Address, in which ...

... purpose of hearing and determining claims el service to be performed at the Coronation. The Lord Chancellor presided. At the commencement of the proceedings the Lord Chancellor intimated that several pet.. titans were absolutely irregular and could not, therefore ...

... iv a stron g ooxition, but were followed and dislodged by Colonel Errol. The New Zealanders particularly distinguished themselves in the fi ghting. Colonel Paget has occupied Whiten!. LORD ROBERTS'S PROCLAMATION. Pretoria Lori It —The followin are the chief ...

... Probyn, V.C., etc. Third Carriage.—Lord Colville of Culross, Lord Chamberlain to the Queen ; General Lord Chelmsford; Admiral Sir M. Culme- Seymour, Women of the Bedchamber. Fourth Carriage.—The Earl of Clarendon, the Lord Chamberlain; the Earl of Pembroke ...

... Right Hon. Sir D. M. Probyn, G.C.V.0., Keeper of the Privy Purse; Lord Colville of Culoross, K.T., G.C.V.0., Lord Chamberlain to the Queen, etc. Second Carriage (Pair of Horses.)—General Lord Chelmsford, G.C.8., Gold Stick; Admiral Sir M. Culme-Seymour, Bart ...

... required 37 runs to win, which Ofey realised for the loss of Bayes's wicket, and so added to their ten wickets defeat of the Lord's team in July a nine wickets victory now. Lancashire had made such a creditable showing against the redoubtable Australians ...