... after a good run, it was taken. They met again North Marston yesterday. The lield was small in consequence the absence of Lord Erroll and ids party. Hie Lordship's absence has caused very considerable disappoininent tamany persons. large party of sporting ...

... Lillipution pack of beagles. The lion. Miss Cavendish, with Lady Ida Hay and the Earl of Erroll, followed in a pony phaeton and four, and his Royal Highness the Prince, with Lord A. Paget, the Marquis Head fort, Col. Major Keppcll, and other members of the Royal ...

... Canterbury, the Lord Bishop, of London, (lie Lord High Chancellor ; Viscount Melbourne. First Lord ol the Treasury, the Earl of Erroll, Lord Steward of lie Household ;Vi&count Palmerstuo, Secretary of State, for Foreign A Hair*; ...

... when, upon the beagles being brought t:ear the Qneen, their tnneful voices caused tbe pony in the phaeton (containing Lord Erroll, Lady Hay, and Miss Cavendish) upon which the front postillion was monuted, to show symptoms of kicking . and upon the dogs ...

... Uxbtidge, Lord and Lady Kinnaird, the Ladies Fleanora and Const .nee Paget, Lady Charlemont, tbe Hon. Missess Paget, Anson, Pitt, and Spring Rice, Lady Anna Maria Dawson, Hon. Mrs. Anson, Baroness Lebzen, Eail of Erroll, Viscount Melbourne, Lord Lennox, ...

... Highness the Duchess Kent, tbe Archbishop 0 Canterbury, the Bishop of London, the Lord Chancellor, Lord Melbourne, Lord Palmerston, Lord Errol, Lord Albemarle, Lord John Russell ...

... nighties% the Ductless of Kent, the Archbishop of Canterbu r y, the Bishop of Leaden, the Lord Chancellor, Lord Melbourne, Lord Palmerston, Lord Errol, Lord Albemarle, Lord John ...

... fitted up by George the Fourth, iii St. James's Palace, to all the members of her Majesty's liottsehoLl, at which Lord Errol, as Lord Steward, will preside. Covers fur about 130 will be laid. The room will be fitted up with great magnificence, and nothing ...

... persons with which ii was crowded. Upon the bench were the Earl of xbriitge, the Duke of Brunswick, Lord Colchester, Sir Henry Wheatley, the Earl of Erroll, Lord Fitzclarence, Count Nasselrade, Mr. Fox Maule, and other persons of distinction. The counsel for ...

... never before witnessed (Cheers). The | Lord Melbourne rose amid profound silence, and said, nothing about this measure being delayed. I understood \ noble lord Earl of Ripon), as well as the lion, gen- | \j v Lords, it now becomes rny duly acquaint your ...

... His Majesty' has been graciously pleased to appoint the Right Hon. William George Earl of Erroll to be Master His Majesty's Buck Hounds, vice the Earl Chesterfield, resigned. Sir Robert Peel has consented to preside at the annual dinner of the noblemen ...

... Rutlandshire, in the room oftlicHon. W. L. Noel, Lord Barbara's brother, who has accepled the Chiltern Hundreds. This gentleman, who voted with the Conservative*, is, according to report, to be succeeded son of Lord Barbara, who is to support tiie Ministers ...