... 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 ...

... large party of ladies and gentlemen, in- e eluding the Earl 1ii( Countess of Stratfosd, the Earl and Countess of Erroll, Lord Carringion , Lord Sand- t. hurst, Mr. C. T. Ritchis, M.P., and Mrs. Ritehis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cheston, Mr. aid Mrs. Charles ...

... m Miajor C. V. Ilume. Brevet-Major G. F. Gorringe, D.S.Q Colonel Lord Erroll. Commander the Hon. S. J. Fortescue (Naval Adviser to Lord Roberts). Captain Lonr Herbert Scott. Captain Lord Settrington. |Major-Generz ?? Keuny's staff was re- ,presented by: ...

... colonel, the late Colonel Yea. The ft-milies of the Earl and Countess of Erroll, Lord Adolphous Fitz. elar ence, Viscount and Voeourtess Campden, Mr. Doff, MI.P., and Lady Agnes Duff, Lord Frederick and Lady Augusta Hallyburton, &c., are placed in mourning ...

... seats forthwith, are the Duke of Devonshile, Lord Methulen, Lord Cheylesioore, th EaIrl of Portsmlloulth, tho Earl of Erroll, Lord Combaruseoe, the Enarl of Lielihield, Lord Chairlumeont, Lord Beaumont, ...

... and the Princess of Hease, went out yesterday morning. In the afternoon the Queen drove nut attended by the' Countess of Erroll. Lord John Manners left the Castle yesterday. I UY 30.i The Queen drove to the Glassalt Shiel yesterday after- ternoon, accompanied ...

... prosperity of Ascot races. H]e was the chief pro.als motor in the erection of the Grand Stand at A~scot, at the .re time Lord Erroll was Master of her Majesty'sa Buckhounds, .and all the later improvements in and about the stand are .ah thb~e result of ...

... giv Grenadier Guards-Lord Claud Johbs Hamilton to he ensign dut and lieutenant, by purchase, vice Viscount Hinchiubroke, Cit pronsoteel. he Coldstreaiu Guards-The Christian names of ensign and wsis lieutenant Lord Wallecourt are Erroll Aumustus, Joseph cer ...

... generation have not been effected without us. We need not refer to the part taken by Lord PAL- 31ERST'OX in the establishment of the Kingdom of Belgium; nor to the aid given by Lord RUSSELL to Italian unity and independence. These things are known very well, ...

... LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL. 0 Lord Randolph Churchill's condition yesterday was al unchanged, but he had a restlees night. Dr. Robson in t loss and Mr. Keith met in the morning, and con- I sidered it unneceseary to issue a bulletin. M _ _ _ _ _ _rio co S ...

... LORD WOLSELEY AT NORWICH, I - Yestorday Lord Wolaeley visited Norwich for the t purpose of inauuuaating a soldiers' and sauilors' lsti. ttlien in that city I ith him wore Lord Errol (Aide- 0 de-Campl, Colonel Burton, and General Sir E. Bulvwer. [ The ...

... of Lord Robort-t. (it bthe tijier dck, nott far away is the imibiil - seedfor 1,ord TRiteheoner, who trill join thte Di)(tnttar (IaJst1le at Girl.Theo tdi( js' bolidoir. Oil thu tuppi'r ec leikhg beenl eon- ver-tod into a private salooti for Lord Itoberts ...