... right thigh; Robert Parker. slight wound of right thigh; Joseph Powell, severe wound or right thigh ; Joash Mintern, severe wounds of right arm and back; Samulel Booker, slight contusion of back; Joseph Hawkins. slight wound of shoulder; WilIoam Cibhs, severe ...

... sligtoly; James Rawlings., slightly; Alfred Foster, severely; John koxham, severelv; Joseph Chamberlain, severely. Ist Battalion, Scots Ftsilicr Guards.-SerJeants Joseph Guerin, slightly; Kenneth Cameron, slightlY; James Craig. slightly; James Clew, slightly; ...

... Grand Duke of Luxemburgh, had as- dirnce of her Majesty; to which he was introduced by Earl Morton, her Majesty's Iord Chamberlain, and conducted by Roasert Chester, Es.q Asq4stant-;Master of the Ceremronies. TlIis day Monsivy3r de Freire, Minister P ...

... Fisher Thns. Pearson John Kennedy Henry Wilson Wm. Master Joseph Foster John M'Morris .Tbos. Mollone Andrew Rubert Robert Briggs Toseph Pratman Joseph Cotterell John Fox Rich. Fairclaw Joseph Moss Harris. Trandell John Lyons Samnel Cherren Thos. Varley ...

... FrOMf THE LONDON. GAZETTE. Ofiice of the Lord Chamberlain to the Queen, Queens : House, St James's, May 13. Noilce is hereby given, that thb King's Birth-day being ' appointed to be held o tshe 28th1 of Mar, her Majesty hAS been pleased to ?? the drawing-room ...

... ; Alexander Williamsonr, Dean of Guild. William Oliphant, Treasurer. James Lundin Cooper, Town Clerk. William Skinner, Chamberlain CUI'AB FIFE. GEORGaE AsTinic, Esq. of Thornton, Provost. Messrs James Webster, John Aitken, Bailies. Cathcart Christie, ...

... FO-f THE LONDON GA!ZE77EE. L0ORDCIABIBERLA5N'S orFICE, APRIL 21. The Lord Chamberlain has appointed Charles Henelage, Esq. one of the Gentiemenn Usher's cf his blajesty's most Bonourabl Pirivy Cliamber in Ordinary. 6, h WAII OFF1CE-APT 2iS.Warde, K.C ...

... GREAT CHAMBEBRLAlN'S OFFICE, April 28, l41. -- -Notice is hereby given, thit tickets will be issued from the Lord Great Chamberlain's office, every Wednesday and Satur- day, between the hours of eleven and four o'clock, for viewing gratis the House of ...

... Esq Treasurer. Pittenweem-Joseph Tosh, Esq. of Overkellie, Chief Magis- ?? Andrew Tod, Charles Nicolson, David Gosman, R.N. Bailies-Andrew Turpie, Procurator-Fiscal and Treasurer -James Simpson, Town Clerk and Chamberlain. Earlsferry-ir Alexander Suniter ...

... * Napoleon is gone to lHavre, where he is to embark for England, accompanied by Prince Jerome, Prince Joseph, a first Equerry, a first Chamberlain, and two valets de chambre, &c. General Drouet wished to follow the late Empe- ror. There is a report of ...

... Hardenberg; Count Bernstorfl, the de A R'inister for Foreign affairs; and the Prince of !he la Saxe Wittgenstein., High Chamberlain of the afr ?? Household', are said to think that the em establishment of Provincial States will suffice to aw it- silence ...

... for nearly an hour. The selections performed were as follows :-I. Morning Hymn ( God of Is- rael), from the oratorio of Joseph (M6hul). 2. German air, composed by his Royal Highness Priace Albert. 3. Chorus, from the opera of Pre- ciosa (Weber.) 4. ...