... the Cabinet Ministers assembled at the Foreign Office; those present were the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Wellington, Earls Bathurst and Aberdeen, Viscount Melville, Lord Ellenborough, Mr. Secretary Peel, Sir George Murray, the Chancellor of tbe Exchequer ...

... always together, since the day their marriage. The also slated the deponent to believe, that Lord Errol was the young nobleman alluded to. An affidavit of Lord Errol also read, in which deposed his belief, that the parties alluded to in the respective newspapers ...

... of Hertford, Sudborn-hall, on Thursday. On hi- to town the Right Hon. Gentleman remained to enjoy a looting at the seat of Lord Rendlesham, at Rendlesham-h ill, oik. Mr. Haskisson arrived in town on Friday night. Mr. Arbuthnotarrived in town - :rday evening ...

... Princess Elizabeth Georgina Adelando, born the 10th of December, 1820, died the 4th of March in the following year. The Earl of Errol, the Hon. John Erskine Kennedy (second son of Earl Cassiilis), Mr* Philip Sydney (the Member for Eye, and only son of Sir James ...

... Prel ' Canterbury, to make the neces? ions in the Liturgy. The King carriage by the Earl of Errol, who, V married one of the Misses Fits- issued from the Lord Cbmmbericture of His late Majesty, Georgr i been taken down from ihestatc*alacc,ler of having ...

... Frclorica, Bst. 41b 3 Lord Verulant’j# .Whip* Bst. 71b. v 4 Dr age’s .\puii£ador, Sst. Tib, > Mr. Sowerby’s Sst. The ladies’ plate £7O. Heats three miles. Mr. Goodwon’s Paradox, 3 yrs, Mr. Sowerby’s Vortigern, 4 yrs, Sst 2 dr Lord Uxbridge’s Rough Robin ...

... Byng, Mr. William Russell, member for the county of Durham, Lord Wm. Russell, Sir Francis Burdett, Bart., Edward T. Foley, Sir Sandford Graham, Bart., Sir Thomas Raring, Bart., T. W. Coke, Lord Palmerston, Mr. John Smith, and Sir Edward Blount, Bart., who ...

... by of Canterbury, together with the Lord Chancellor, the Til HOLY BIBLE. page. page. Deputy Lord Great Chamhetlain, the Lord High Con- D|>an lllPn tjki ,| Hoty 1!illle f rom the altar. The Lord Privy Seal: The Lord President of the • table - ...

... Bampfylde, Colonel Tynte, Lord Reay, Colonel Berkeley, Earl of Meath, Lord Cloncurry, C. C. Western, Esq., E. J. Littleton, Esq., M. A. Taylor, Esq.. Sir E. Codrington, Sir James Saumarez, Lord Glenorchy, Lord Acheson, Lord Howdcn, ...

... Nelson RITY AND MINORITY :form BILL. Berts ford Gordon (Aberdeen) Arbuthnot Melviile Lofton Doueraile Sydney Maynard Hereford LORDS. Teuterdcu Ribblesdale Rodney Wyuford .Feversham Carbery Wharncliffe Arundeil Clanbrussil (Roden) Bexley Redesdale Melros ( ...

... be removed to Windsor on their Majesties leaving the Pavilion.-Th Lord Chancellor arrived in town on Monday night, and appears to be at present in the enjoyment of good health. The Lord Chancellor leaves Brougham Hall to-day (Saturday) for London. Sir ...

... admirable. The match attracted many the liigher class of sportsmen. the ground were the Ivussian Minis’er tCount Mutuszevic). Lords Errol, Grimsion, and ('loiibrock, the Ho.i. Col. Anson, Col. Peel, Hon. T. Brand, and several foreigners of rank. It was r.ear ...