... S«ord of State. Black Rod. Garter King of Arms. Groom in Waiting Groom of the Stole Groom in Waiting on to H R H Prince Albert H R H Prince Albert the Queen. Sergeant at Arms The Sword of State Sergeant-at-Arms Tbe Lord Steward. borne by The Lord Chamberlain ...

... British squadron the battle ol Luke Erie, was horribly mutilated the wounds received in that action, having lost his right arm and one of his legs. Previously his leaving England, he was engaged to young lady, to whom he was tenderly attached. Feeling ...

... Gentleman Usher the Sword ol Slate. Arms. of the Black Rod. Urooui iv Wailing Groom of the Groom in Waiting ...

... Usher the Sword of State. of Arms. the Black Rod. Groom in Waiting on Groom the Groom in Waiting H. R. H. Stole to on the Prince Albert. H. R. H. the Queen, the Prince Albert. Seriesnt Arms. The Lord Steward. The Sword of at Arms. State. The Lord THE QUEEN ...

... a dinner will take place in the North Ward, in commemoration of tbe return of Mr. John Holmes to the Town CounciT* It , will held in the large room the Ordnance Arms, (Mr. Farrar»,) Road. Several influential Liberals are expected to be present, and ...

... Francis Clinton, the Hoo. Charlotte Hudson, the Hon. Miss Mitchell, Earl Howe, Sir Horace Seymour. Sir David Davies, and the Rev. John R. Wood, left Sudbury-hall at half-past ten o’clock on Friday morning for town, travelling by the London and Birmingham Railway ...

... Swcrd ot State. Rlack Rod. Garter King of Arms. Groom in Waiting Groom ofthe Groom in Waiting on H. R. H. Slide to on Prince Albert. H.R.H. the Queen. Prince Albert. Serjeant-at-Arms. The Sword of Scrjeant-at Arms. * The Lord State The Lord Steward. borne ...

... present—Davu W. Nell, Esq. in the Chair; Ed yard Grace, Esq John Esq. Thomas Hebden, Esq. Wis Smith, Esq. and Stanafeld, E»q iM cist rates,) and Messrs. William Hartley Hohaon, John Ardill. John Holrovd Horatio Wood, Joseph Woodhead, Joseph George Dufton ...

... Soon after six o'clock, the Mayor, accompanied by W. Aldam, . .Fun., Esq.. 31.P., Alderman Tottie, the Rev. W. ' Sinclair, John Jowett, Esq., J. H. Ridsdale, Esq., and several other gentlemen entered the orchestra, and was received with cheers mingled ...

... mad bag battary of gum, aad law flags)e ; they were also loaded, hat did not appear hare toon recently discharged. No other armed party of the enemy was fallen with, happy to add that la tham eperatltwe oo happened to tbo detachment I hare tba honour to ...

... if the K igliidi manufacturers did injudiciously overstoxk them, he thought it was highly improper to charge their losses arming from bail de!»ls the re«triclive system, they attrihutahL* to llteir own waul of foresight and prudence. •• Hear, hear, from ...