... council-room of the Royal Society of Eagland at Bedford Square, London. Lord Middleton pre- sided, and among thoso present were Viscount Valentia, Lord A. C-cil, and the Evrl of Erroll. Among the subjects before the conference were those of passing a Bill ...

... doors were opened the rush was terrific—Shortly after three o'clock Lord Lyndhurst, Lord Langdale, the Vice-Chancellor, Mr. Baron Parke, and Sir Joseph Littledale took their seats, when Lord Lyndhurst, clear and comprehensive speech (which occupied one hour) ...

... we ; Lord Erroil happens to be 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 is as good a fellow as ever lived. Lord ...

... Smith resided at Hill Place he had the pleasure of a visit from Lord Erroll, when an amusing incident occurred. A day or two after his arrival Mr. Smith was told by his footman that lord*3 valet was dissatisfied with his accommodation. He had, he said ...

... the Earl of Erroll, Lord High Constable and Knight Marischal of Scotland, K.T., G.C.H., and P.C., Lord Lieutenant of the county of Aberdeen. The deceased nobleman was in his 46th year, and is succeeded his titles by his only son, William, Lord Kilmarnock ...

... Posts. DESPATCH FROM LORD RAGLAN. War Department, April 14, 1855,-Lord Panmure has this day received the folkiwing despatch, addressed to his lordship Field Marshal the Lord Raglan, G.C.B. :— '« Before Sebastopol, Mureh 31, 1855. Mv Lord.-Since I wrote to ...

... Henderson. Major C. V. Hume. Brevet-Major G. F. Gorringe, D.S.O. Colonel Lord Erroll. Commander the Hon. 8. J. Portnoy, (Naval Advner to Lord R ober ts). Lord leiberißeott. Captain Lord Betrrington. Major-General Kelly Kenny's dad was ...

... Amongst the distinguished individuals who were present during the prosress of this awful devastation, were Lord Melbourne, Lord Althorp, Lord Hill, Sir John Cam Hobhouse, and other members of tbe Government. Tt would injustice not notice the indefatigable ...

... the Home Departoent), Siz Henry Ponsonby, and Sir Henry Fwart, who travelled in the K‘qfl train to Derby, the Countees of Erroll, Lord E Clintoo, Sir F Edwards, other memters of the suite, and the Indisn stteadaats, The Queen and Pricce snd Princess Henry ...

... end Saturday. The plaintiff charged Lord Wilton, Lord Comoermere and General Peel, with conspiring to deprive him of his office Lieutenant-Colonel of the Tower Hamlets Militia, in 1857. During the trial the the Lord Chief Justice had summed up, the jury ...

... Accident to the Countess of ERROLL.— The Countess of Erroil had a narrow escape from drowning on Saturday week. Her Ladyship, accompanied her son, Lord Kilmarnock, left Staines Castle for Haddo House, the seat of the Earl of Aberdeen, driving in phaeton ...

... Wexford, Ctirrickfergus, ' e Ennis, and Tralee.—Lord John anx i° us not to extend the principle further ls sably necessary, and to avoid, if possible, a contest with the Lords.—Mr. ume ue- s collis i°u with the Lords, if it could avoided. f? seemed to pervade ...