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... 20tht ?? at twlvo lo'clocki LOCRI) CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, APRIL 9, 1828. Notice is herebyfgiven, that his Majesty ivili hold a Levee at Carlton, House, on Wednesday, the 2/7th instant, at two o'clock, LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, APRch 5; 1825.&CAL *ltrGULATrOcss ...
... Philpot atid Solomon Grout, Esq. were elected Bailiffs for the Borough of Southwold ; John Sutherland and Wm. Crisp, Esqrs. Chamberlains; and Mr. James Mags, Coroner, for the year ensuing. NORWICH, April 22. Thursday last was married, at St. Giles's Church ...
... iromtheLONDON GAZETTEof Saturday, Ipril 2S3 LORD CHAMBERL~AIN'S OPFICE, APRiL 12, 1825. Notice lit hereby given, that his MlajesWy will hold a Levee *t Cerl~tets House, on)Wednesday, the 27th instant, at two o'cilock. At the Court at Osrlton-Housea, the ...
... It Is ato- lutely necessary that their names, with Ike name of the Lady Wh sri o ?,eettee hoald heo sent in to the Lord Chamberlain's Office, on ~Vednscsday, the ith of May, before tweire o'clock, in order thit they may be submitted for the King's approbation' ...
... scarcely becre- dited, they admitted being concerned in between 20 and 30 different burglaries and robberies.- Charles Chamberlain and JosephAmis, for steal- iog 6 sacks of barley out of two wherries, on the' river, the property of Messrs.Parmeter and ...
... Rede, of a daughtcr.r Tuegday u .s'nniglit was married, Me. William t Dahieis, of FAlkenhaim, to Saah A nn, daitghter ofi Mr. Joseph Catt, of Backlesham. Wedtnesday ldst was nmarried, at the Friends Meeting Hopse, Edward Cbrder, of tlsi% towtl5 t ihien draper ...
... Lord Bishop of St Da- |vid's, to be by them elected Bishop of the said See of Salis. burr. BANKRUPTS. (MAY 17.) William Chamberlain, late of the City of Bristol, but oew of the City of Bath, Somerset, corn denier and hotel keeper. George Cain pbell, Liverpool ...
... Board of Trade, the President of the Board TY' of Controul, the Judge Advocate, the Lord Chamberlain, the ast Lord Steward, thle Vice-Chamberlain, the Great Chamberlain, Bsi the Archbishop of Armaigh, Lord Premate of Ireland, the Cam King's Advocate, the ...
... farther to do in the business. As a last resource, Mr. CASIFOR, in order .to obtain his property, referred the matter to Mr. JOSEPH NASt, Mr. KENnICuS land agent, anda Mr. JAMES EDE, who, on seeing thefleece of anotherof Mr.CAxFoR's sheep, instantly decided ...
... From heLOMNDON GAZETTEof Tuesday, June 28. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICt, Junr 24, 125. ,Notice Is hereby given, that his Majesty will hold a Levee at CATiton- aisuse, on Wednesday next, the 29th instant, at two o'clock. N.D. The Knights of the sevcral orders ...
... S'outhtampton; Chtan- E! T~;cell, Jaq. Southeam-pton; Carey, Gjeneral, P. Barslc- 31 ~htstdan Cteic-ksbanks, Rob. Gosporl/; Chamberlain, ?? J, She l, ownos'; Chidtlls, Jas. Shidivild; Cawte, John, DJu crout sat-is/tur e Colpove, ('apt. (I. Bishops' Iffalthoni ...
... perfectly re- covered. Some uneasiness nust have been cre- ated in her mind, on finding that the Count Villaflor, late Chamberlain, during her absence, had been exiled to his country seat. A decree had been published for the purpose of degrading Judge ...