... railroad, on their way to Germany. St. Jamks's Palace, Nov. 21, 1839.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Earl of Erroll, K.T. G.C.H., Lord Steward of her Majesty's household, vice his Grace the Duke of Argyll. Foreign Office, Nov. 20.—The Queen has been ...

... Aiiltt-de-Camp. Colonel Baron Twyll, Captain Earl Errol, Capt. Lord George Hill, Eieut. Frederick Paget, Capt. Hon.W. T. Grave*, Lieutenant Burton. Extra. Major Brownlow, I Lieutenant Henry, Captain Fit/.roy, | Lieutenant Williamß. Henry William Baley ...

... HE KI AT CHATHAM The King, attended by the Earl of Erroll, General Sir G. Clerk, Capt. Holford, and Capt. Ponsonby, left Victoria Chatham, to inspect the Engineers, of Station, London, at 11'40 this morn! ning, by speci train for in to the inte Da of ...

... Highness the Duke Lord Wynford of Cambrige Lord Brougham Archbishop Canterbury Lord Denman Lord Chancellor Lord Abinger Lord President Lord Ashhurton ...

... the reigning Duke of phacton, by the Duchess of Sa theriand ha Sree ness Prince Ernest of Saxe Coburg, the Earls of Erroll anf U: Lord A. ts &e., on horseback, and a party in a and Barons Stoekmar, Alvensleben, and Count Kolowrath. All being read: ly ...

... Ascot Derby Stakes was won by Mr. W. Ridsdale's Bloomsbury. beating Lord Lichfield's The Corsair, and Lord Exeter's Macrcmma, half length. Soys. Two-year-old Sweepstakes, was won Lord Exeter's Stamboul, beating Diploma and Clove. Her Majesty's Gold Vase ...

... rejoice state, in excellent health. Lord William gel is far recovered front t!>e of his late accident, as able visit with Lady William Paget for few days to the seat of Lord Milton. no-re 110 slate, tiiat the Earl Errol has been enduring great pain for the ...

... the Marquis of Tweedale, Viscount Granville, Lord Ellenborough, Lord Hill, Lord Glenlyon, Lord Maryborough, Lord Bexley, Lord Strangford, Lord Farnborough, the Earl of ...

... Viscount Strathallan 44 Karl of Morton 4r> Lord Forbes 41 Earl of Home 3fl Lord Saltoun 44 Earl of Elgin 43 Lord Gray 47 *Earl of Leven andMel- Lord Colville of Cultross 41 ville 35 Lord Napier 35 *Earl of Selkirk 40 ...

... Buckingham, Ear! De G: re: Lord , Sir James Graham, Ear! of Aber- deen, Lord enborou; ah, lof Ripon, Eari of Haddington, Mr. Goulburn, Lord Lyndburst, Sir Henry Hardinge, 5 ir Edward Knatchbull, Lord Eliot, Earl of Liv Earl of Jersey, Lord ...

... ordered for the Scheldt, —that scene of Lord Castlereagh's and Lord Chatham's glory. What ominous recollection Time*. Grand Dinner to the Marquis of Anglesey. —His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant honoured the Lord Mayor of Dublin with his company at dinner ...

... the drenching storm. , Lady Errol’s tent was one of these, and her ladyship had to . crawl from under the dripping canvas through the slush in [ most sorry plight. , ._, _ , . , Gallipoli, Mat I—Lord Raglan, accompanied Lord de Ro« Quarter-master-general ...