... naturally turned to that noble house, to grace this interesting occasion by die pre- sence of one of its members. The Earl of Arundel and Surrey, whose personal kindness die active supporters of tlie Institution have repeatedly experienced, was pleased ...

... sequel to the Irish Colleg. Bill of Sir R. Peel The Earl of ARUNDEL auil _\ JOHN O'CONNELL supported the second reading, b 1 would hereafter oppose it if the second clause, the ouiis-fl of which Lord Arundel is to propose, should be retail. I The second reading ...

... Institution is to be laid by the Right Hon. the Earl of Arundel and | Surrev,M.P. ; and in the evening of the same day, a public soiree in celebration of that event, will, also under the pre- sidency of the Noble Earl, be held in the Music Hall. On Thursday forenoon ...

... with the Irish Colleges, which was described as an impertinence. This has called forth the following reply from the Earl of Arundel and Surrey, which appeared in The Times of Thursday : — Sib, — The public papers are at this moment teeming with indignant ...

... dress ofthe Earl of Salisbury of tb» period ; the Countess of Rosslyn as the Countess of Salis- bury ; the Earl of Warwick, as his own ancestor, itt* armour of the time ; the Marquis of Normanby, as * Walter Manny, in armour; the Earl of Arundel >* Surrey ...

... dissenters generally were dissatisfied with the education clauses oi the bills even from the Wesleyans to the Unitaiians. The Earl ot Arundel and Surrey admitted tbs liberal spirit which characterised the measure proposed Government; although there were clauses ...

... and would have accepted the slightest apology to avoid fighting with his brother-in-law. The Earl of Arundel and Surrey, who was formerly in the Blues, the Earl of March, the Marquis of Anglesea, and other gentlemen, spoke to the character of Lieut. Munro ...

... would only have heen Earls of Arundel. The honours descended from father to son till the death ofthe 9th duke in 1777> without issue, when the dukedom reverted to Charles, the grandchild ofthe 4ih son of Henry Frederick, Earl of Arundel. This peer enjoyed ...

... Norfolk, and the Lady Mary Fitz-Alan, daughter of Henry, Earl of Arundel, whom succeeded in 1579-80, being summoned in the parliament, holden at Westminster, January 10, | Eliz. as Earl of Arundel, by descent and tenure. ♦ A« grandson and heir to Fitz-Alan ...

... seat of the Countess of New burgh. Here another troop, commanded by the Earl of Arundel aud Surrey Mr. T. Evans, and Mr. Grey, relieved them, and escorted her .Majesty on to Arundel. Here also the Duke ot Norfolk, who had gone out to meet his royal visitors ...

... amongst the late sorts. The piesent price with us is fully double what it was at this period last season. On Thursday, the Earl of Arundel and Surrey, M.P., accompanied by Mr. J. Abel Smith, M.P., Mr. Parker, M.P., Mr. Ward, M.P., Mr. EUison, and Lieut Knight ...

... Cutlers' Company and the Town Trustees had given £10 a year each; the Duke of Norfolk, £10; the Earl of Arundel and Surrey, £5 ; Earl Fitzwilliam and Earl Scarborough, £5 each; and Lord Wharncliffe, £2. John Parker, Esq., M.P., had presented their petition ...