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... Wemyss. Hon. Mrs. Arbuthnot. Hon. Mrs. J. E. Anson. Mrs. Bouverie. Mrs. Harcourt. TIIE GENTLEMEN .AT-ARMS. The honourable corps of gentlemen-at-arms had a mess this evening, consisting of the various delicacies of the season, at the White Hart Hotel. ...
... Arbuthnot's Winchester, Bishop of Frogmore Lodge fork, Archbishop of ••■ -23, Augusta Tower. THE OENTLEMEN AT ARMS. The honourable corps of Gentlemen at Arms had a mesa this evening, consisting of the various delicacies of the season, at the White Hart Hotel. ...
... christening cake, manufactured by royal command, expressly for the occasion, ARRIVAL OF HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF by Mr. John C. Mawditt, first yeoman confectioner to PRUSSIA AT WINDSOR, PREPARATIONS FOR her Majesty, will be placed upon the royal b ...
... for he embraced them in his arms, he laid his hands upon them, and blessed them. Doubt ye not therefore, but earnestly believe, that he will likewise favourably receive this present Infant; that he will embrace him with the arms of his mercy ; that he will ...
... ceiling are shields with the royal arms emblazoned on them. It is lighted: by a cut-glass lustre. The pictures which decorate this room are a portrait of Charles IL, by Sir Peter Lely ; a Landscape, by into the ; a St. John, by Correggio ; Jonas thrown the ...
... Mat quit of Wertwinstcr, the neareet altar oo the nortli tide of the choir. Lord Conebennere, ; Gold Stick, and the Earl of Cardigan, commanding Prince llbcrt’a Don Huisars, were also placed t*o of the aUll* j the knights. . There were very fcar ladies iu ...
... with general character of the building. The windows side of the altar contain the arms of the Sovereign and knifrht-rompanioii* of the ordtr in l7tW, 17W, sad The arms ot' each knight are with Um and garter, and surmounted with bieemt and coronet; the ...
... Court of Quern The Italian Opera House had the front faring the Bench. IlaymArket the arms of the Prince wl Wales tie « letters 4 * P, W.,” in varhgated lamps, the arms and hath i the letters u-iu;g sarroundcl severally by wreath of laurel. The effect was ...
... William Woods, garter king of arms), and the gentleman usher of the black rod, Sir Augustus Clifford, Bart. Albert William Woods, Esq., Lancaster herald, was also present. At the investiture the honourable corps of gentlemen at arms lined the White Drawing-room ...
... thing which he (Sir John)could possibly say in his favour. An Irishman birth, Mr. Gregory was connected with some of the most infinenlial resident families m this c» * , he be fox-hunter itself, why much the better, for (hir John) hoped would run the ...
... Buck-hounds, the Earl of Rosslyn; the Privy Purse. Major-General Sir H. Wheatley, G.C.H.; the Captain of the Gentleraen-at-Arms, Lord Forester; the Captain of the Yeomen of the Guard, the Earl of Beverley; the Lord waiting, Marquis of Ormonde; the Groom ...
... the Bnekhounds, the Earl of Roadyn. The Privy Pune, Major-General Sir Henry Wheatley, Q.C.H. The Captain of the Gentlemen-at-Arms, Lord Forester. The Captain the Yeomen of the Guard, the Earl of Beverley. The Lord in Waiting, Marquis of Ormonde. The Ortaom ...