... so. small a space of time*- ''lThe Lord 6reat Chamberlain of lng'iand claimed at tile snid coronation to Carry the Kling his sbirt rimd clothes the motting of the coronation, .nd with1 thle lord Chamberlain to dress the Kilig. To have 40 yards of crimsolI ...

... Patrick Coigrave, John M'I-Donnell, John -Burton, Joseph, Salith, Wn. Hartnett, Wik'on Wfills, Bobert Smith, Thomas Purdon, Charles Mars. William Milling, Timothy sletcalf, Henry W. Gregg, Tho- mas Chamberlain, Matliew Law, ChLaries Smyth, and John II Thomas ...

... l sitd ,ba , ?? head- of th6eorpse, and the topportesson ier sidef The princes ?? iesr the chie niourner. -. The lord chamberlain of hi s his s epusthltl wll take his ace at te- lsti of.thic'orps' andfi the p portets ;the-pall and 'aF thec6assbpy eyll ...

... and Fifes of the loot Guards Poor Knights ot Winds&, Pages of iii, late Majesty, Mr. Clarke, Mr. 1Dzker, .Mr. Heaiey, Mr. Joseph Bott, Mr. Johsv Bott. Apotthecaries to his Surgeons to luis \lje~ty, tMajesty, ,i r. lIic'ard Walker, Thomas .eate, Esq. - ...

... iesdaJ next. The others were respited during pleasure. The cases of William Paley, convicted of uttering forgced uotes, and vf Joseph Bluett, who was convicted at the last Admirailty Sessionls, were not reported. Court .fourning.-The second chlanbe of mourn- ...

... Lordship this day took the oaths appointed to be taken thereupon, instead of the Oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, APRIL, 29. Notice is hereby given, that His Majesty will hold a Levee at Carlton House, on Wednesday the 10th ...

... hib Majesty held a Court, at his Palace, ini Pall-rnall; whbich was attended by the Diukes of York and Clariete, tbe Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Steward, &c. At 'one o'clock arrangements were made for bolding an inivstiturc of the Order of the Bath. The Members ...

... decline the intended distinction. In her progress through France she bad been treateil with studied negleet.' Her Majesty's Chamberlains, the Count Berami, and the Count Vasali,reqruested theirown dismissal. Theyacnkow- ledged the pleasure which they had had ...

... Rev. Charles Miller, Magdalen coli. I I Anonymous. I 0 At Messrs. Haowsersley's. Mr. Benzeville.. 10 0 Mrs. Benzeville .5 0 Joseph Bacbet, Esq. 10 0 X.Y ?? 5 0 SUMMER CIRCUIT, 1820. Home-Lord Chief Jls. Ahbnott, Mlr. Baron Wood. Noefilk-Lnrd Chief Jus. ...

... New South Wales. L.22,389 for the civil establishment of Sierra Leone. L.22,000 for the Penitentiary House, Millbank. Sir JOSEPH YoaRKE saidl, this establishment had already cost the public L.600,000, merely for the purpose of keep- ing many persons in ...

... 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 ...

... these were Lady Charlotte Lindsay sand Lady Elizabeih Forbes, who were her maids of r honour. Mr. St. U.ger, who was her chamberlain, and Sir William Cell and the lion. Keppel Craven, swho, I believe, were attached to her in a similar cha- fracter. She ...