... Lilliputian pack of beagles. The Hon. Miss Cavendish, with Lady Ida Hay and the Earl of Erroll, followed in a pony phaeton and four, and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, with Lord Alfred Paget, the Marquis of Heidfort, Colonel Wylde, Major Keppel, and other members ...

... all, a nmtual f . j In this wiay, and in this way aloe Ii: a Christian commurn ty couldl les (Loud appleuse.) hhstioe Ii Lord Erroll was cordi'mlly iVil l be address and for his kinlducea m lin s id mneetimn Ih the lacix Legislative Conirile r attempt ...

... is much improved in health. Lord Kilmorey leaves London shortly for Carlsbad Lord Balfour of Burleigh left London last -night c for Edinburgh. Lord and Lady Kilmaine will leave London in a a few days for the Continent. b Lord and Lady Barnard will leave ...

... EARL OF ERoaL.-Lord Erroll sends to the Times the following statement with regard to what is characternsed in the Tines of the 7th inst. as ' Lord Erroll's comparatively triflng wound.' Tkat ' comparatively trifling wound' threw Lord ...

... forbearance. In this way, and in this way alone, the ideal of a Christian community could best be realised. (Loud applause.) Lord Erroll was cordially thanked for his address and for his kindness in presiding at the meeting. - TRADE AT ABE.RDEEN BARBOUR..-Fifty- ...

... present from considerable re distances. ThelRight Hon.the Earl of Erroll occupied re the chair, and Lady Erroll and Lady Florence Hay L;were atlo present. After praise, at Lord Erroll said-We ought to gather together this of evening animated and impressed ...

... n pack of beagles. The Hon..Miss Cavendish, with Lady Ida Hay and the Earl of Erroll, followed in a poney phaeton and four, and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, with Lord Alfred Paget, the Marquis of Headford, Colonel Wylde, Major Keppel, and other members ...

... high office in the new Parliament; and that such is consequently to be the case.-Standard. The Duke of Xrgyll, Lord Erroll, Lord Portmore, and Lord Kinnaird, took the usual oaths of allegiance in the Court of Chancery, on Wednesday, to en-. able them to vote ...

... made in conneotion .wxthi the matter, c And in this, as in everything conneoted with the good c . o(furt-Errol] and the neighbourhood, Lord Erroll has x tixkena foremost partas-preqideotof the 'onimittee. He I has been greatly instramenial iai evcry whv ...

... At about 12 o'clootc e the men. formed up on the Meadew, when Lord Valentis i. took command, and they marched past in single files, n esctions, and squadrons several times, after which Lord r valentis. put thear through a few field movements, which o were ...

... flowers and ribbons started I early in the morning,for Port-Erroll,proceeding by the T village' of 'Httonr. The day was favourable, and the del childreneiojsyedtbe~mselves very much. Lord Erroll to !kindlyinvited. them to visit Slais Castle and the Ion ...

... Earl anied Countess of Erroll wais given by the chairinan, and acknowledged by Lord Erroll. The other toasts were the nontraet -rs, Messrs Brand, by the chairman. As a sivyeyair of the interesting QCCeoimli, the Countess of Erroll was presented by the chair- ...