... 14th of January. 1833, Lord Hlowe ceased to be her Majesty's chamberlain Lord Denbigh was advanced to that high office, and i hu Earl of Erroll continued to be master of the horse to too queen. It was stated at the time that Lord H-,ve was a more unco ...

... 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 ...

... Whyts5 Aberdeen-with four mandatories; J. H. Brown, mandatory for MIr Gill, Savock; Mackie, Yonderton, for himsalf and Lord Erroll; Smith, shoemaker, Ellon, for Mr Cheyne, Coldwells; Moir, Tarty, mandatory; Wilken, Broomfield- Murray, Aberdeen, for Mirs ...

... upper table, Lord Yar- borough and Lord Erroll being on the left; the Hon. C. A. Pelham, the Duke ofNorfolk, ?? ofDurham, and Sir John Conroy, on the right; and near them the Duchess of Northumberland, Marclioness Wellesley, a Ladies Erroll, Durham, Stradbroke ...

... reft of the weck. A nong ' the company prefenit, we dit- tinguilhtcd the M. i-ps it Hlunt>v,, Iord mnd L;:/y ti Erroll, Lord Aboyntc, Lord Rutliven, Lady liHr; ; i I-lay, the Lady Kciths, Sir William Fotrb-s, Sir V'X I- liao Johnfion, Mr Fergufion, 'Pitfo:r ...

... the lady of the American Minister,was present in the entree citcleat the Queens drawing-rooni, on Monday. The Earl of Erroll, lord steward of the household, gave a grand (full dress) dinner at Grillon's Hotel on Monday evening, to a large party, in ...

... Gidnian, end Philip. I ~~~ADDRESSES1 TO TO ?? _ CNK', &C. Av T'he Pnoroer mentionedl, thlat ICle hd received ai letter from Lord Erroll, aclinewledlging the receipt Of the Address of the Counecil to her, Diijesty, aind statting that lhe would tlite tile Pe ...

... Caveindish . Clar/e.Varslhal..Lord C. Wellesley Lord.A1fredPaget. .t Equerryin Ordlinary to.. Lt.-Col. Arbuthnot her .1tajesty ltlarq. of Headfort. Lor ts irs WVaiting. Lord Rivers Lord Torrinrgton Lord Hardwicke ...

... Smith resided at Hill Place he had the pleasure of a visit from Lord Erroll, when an amusing incident occurred A day 01' two after his arrival Air. Smith was told bJ his footman th,t ray lord's valet was dissatisfied with hi- accommodation. lie h- d, he ...

... beagles. Whilsit witoessing the sport, the 1tune- ?? voices of the beagles cauased the ptany in the phaeton containing Lord Erroll, Lady Hay, and Miss Cavendish, to become tutmnsnage- ce able, and throwing Its aidler, gave him0 two or three kicks onl ...

... Rickard, and Captain p.m., Best entered as open cerriage, sent by Lord Brroll, rt tb which conveyed them to Port-Erroll, where it Wee willI intended they should spend the night. mom Port-Erroll, our Peterbead reporter telegraphs, was cores guily decorated ...

... Countess of Uxbridge, Lord and Lady Kinnaird, the Ladie, Eleanora and Constance Paget, Lady Charlemont. the Honourable Misses Paget, Anson, Pitt, anld Spring Rice, Lady Ann Maria Dawson, Ilonourable Mrs Anson,, Baroness Lehzen, Earl of Errol, Vis- count Melbourne ...