... Clifford Constable, whose death is announced, was the youngest daughter of or,: Charles Joseph Chichester, of Calverley Park, Devonshire, and sister of the present ir. Joseph Chsiehester.Nagle and Colonel Sir Charles Chichester, E;H:. She married, in 1827 her ...

... those described by some other witnesses. especially these who spoke of the famous Craigentinny meadows, near EdinbuTgh Sir Joseph Paxton's evidence related chiefly to what he has done at the Crystal Palace, hut lie was examined also respecting Rugby. ...

... themselves for the Society of Arts' Examinat ion an Arithmetic obtained a first class certificate. Their niames are Joseph H. Dance, Joseph Dorrington, and Charles Johnson. Thle expenditure forthe psat year has Cxceededthe incoine by the sum of 59. INa ...

... view to a new tariff, they had appointed a committee consisting of Mesars. HL Weiss, C. It 'Wagner, IL Richards, and Joseph -Chamberlain, to enquire what alterationss might be made in the existing Austrian tariff, as it related to articles of B3irmiogham ...

... Casin, MLA., Henry Fry, DD., and John Guthrie, A.M. Benjamin Scott, Esq. (City Chamberlain), Martin Hope Sutton, E6q., James Christy, Esq., J. Spencer Pearsall, Esq., Joseph Payee, Esq. ?? Judge of Middlesex) and WV. Tweedie, Esq. The memorial was read ...

... S. Pakington, T. Chalk, G. J. A. Walker, A. H. Boyds, E. B. Guest, T. R. Hill, H. Willan, IV. Tolley, J. 1D. Onley, u. Chamberlain, J. Whitaker, and T. Summers. -The Surveyor presented a report as to the proposedlins of railway from Worcester to BlIsworth ...

... in the present scaile of duties. The Vice-President and Messrs. S. S. Lloyd, A. Ryland, J. S. Wright, E. Peyton, and Joseph Chamberlain were ap. pointed delegates to represent the Birmingham Chamber In the approaching meeting in London of the Assosiation ...

... with the matter than the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, the order of the route beain in the absolute disposal of the Lord Chamberlain, subject to the com- mands of the Queen. The entry into London promises to be a greater event in the metropolis than the ...

... and the Duke of Marlborough. At the opposite corner of Hamilton Place stands the mansion of the hereditary Lord Great Chamberlain, Lord Willoughby d'Eresby. TiAr front of the house was hung with blue satin, covered with gold stars; on each side of a ...

... the Queen, in attendance upoc her Royal H~ighlness the Bride; the Viscount Cantle- rossa, the Vice-Chamberlain. Third Garriaga.-General d'Oxlolm, Chamberlain to his Majesty the King of Denmark, in attendance on her Royal Highness the Bride; Madame d'Oxholm ...

... on her Royal Highness the Bride, ?? ire Viecoiat Castierosse; the Vice-Ohamberlaia. rtsZsrD CaRaRAs. General dOxholmn, Chamberlain tobhis Majesty the King ef Denmark, in attendanee on her ?? tire Bride, Madams dOxirolus, Grande maitresso of the Court ...

... did anything more than call him a name which, in the absence of proof of a turn-out, had no meaning ia it. Mr. Cooper called Joseph Willet, a collier at Messrs. May's Colliery, whose evidence went to show that the complainant waited ton minutes for the defendant ...