... the Sword of State. Black Rod. Garter King of Arms. Groom :n Waiting Groom of the Groom Waiting on H. R. Stole on Prince Albert H R. H, the Queen.2 Prince Albert. Serjeant-at-Arms. The Sword of Serjeant-at-Arms. The Lord State The I-ord Steward. borne by ...

... indisposition. On Friday morning his Msjesty attended review of Hussars, or Pnoce Albert's Own, commanded Colonel, the Eerl of Cardigan, in the Home Park. Some splendid msomuvring took place, sod her Msjesty, Prince, sod King of Prussia were pleaseu to express ...

... nature of tbe tax. But this is now past thinking about. We are not sanguine as the extent of patience which may be expected from John Bull when he finds himself ' badgered,' whether by a local commission or an inspector of survey, through all the minutiae, ...

... Canada, it must have paid to the Newfoundland exchequer. Mr. Labouchere's amendment having been negatived by a division, Lord John Russell, on the clause respecting salt provisions condemned the duty as a wanton interference with the general principle cf ...

... delivered on Friday last, at the London Mechanics' Institution, on the Esquimaux race, by Mr. Richard King, the naturalist of Sir John Ross's expedition, he stated that ventriloquism, so rare civilised Europe, is practised quite commonly there ; even children ...

... gathered the sheaves into his barn, and who enjoys the produce. It on these grounds that thank Fox and Grattan for the bill of 1829 ; and Lord John Russell and Mr. Baring for all that is good Sir Robert Peel's budget. Effects of tlte Sugar Monopoly. ...

... Earl Bruce only five minutes before, to inepect tbs progress of tbs works, was pesaingunder lbs vault in company with the Rev. John Ward, of Great Bedwyn. Tbs latter, bearing the vault give way, bad time •seeps to lbs side sials; but Hr. Montgomery was not ...