... 10th January is expected to arrive at his 'at town residence, Cheeham-place; Sir George Grey left Ir. town on Friday; Lord Lansdowne is entertaining parties tie of the niobility at Bowoold-paik; Lord Grey remains on Or a visit to the Earl of E!leamere; the ...

... the 10th ol January is expected arrive at his town residence, Chesbamplace ; Sir George Grey left town on Friday ; Lord Lansdowne entertaining parties of the nobility at Bo wood Park ; Lord Grey remains visit to the tarl of Ellesmere ; the Chancellor ...

... the 10th January is expected to arrive at his towi residence, Chesham-place; Sir George Grey left town i n Frielav ; Lord Lansdowne is entertaining parties of the nobility at Bowood Park ; Lord Grey remains on a visit to the Earl of Ellesmere, the Chancellor ...

... the Marquis of Lansdowne. The noble Marquis had not made half the reductions that he ought (cheers, and cries ol Tuosist.”) He had the poorest tenants on the face of God’s earth. He (Mr. Scanlan) had come there from Tuosist— Lord Lansdowne’s property-—where ...

... tor, immediately &needed, sod conveyed het bone. We ate happy to hear that she to going uu favourable. CIITUSTUAS.-1,1“. Lansdowne, of the Wintli HOMO Criettinde, gave her mutual dinner, of prime heel; plum pudding, and atrium ale, to upwards of Witty ...

... Lord Lieotenant £\Wjf 0 The Archbishop of Dublin .. ® The Literary Fund .. 0 0 The Vice-Provost .. .. 50 00 The Marquis of Lansdowne .. 30 0 0 Sir Win. Somerville, Bart. ~ 25 0 0 John W. Parker, Esq., Strand, London .. 21 C. W. Dilke, Esq. .. .. .. The ...

... Pemberton Leigh. On the other, Lord Langdale, Baron Parke, Vice-Chancellor Knight Bruce, and Dr. Lushington. The Marquis of Lansdowne, president of the council, stood at the head of the table, at intervals moving about very much, sometimes to the fire, sometimes ...

... Pemberton Leigh. On the other, Lord Langdale, Baron Parke, Vice- Chancellor Knight Bruce, aud Dr. Lushington. The Marquis of Lansdowne, president of the council, stood the head of the table, at intervals moving about very much, sometimes to whisper with Lord ...

... part of what Lord Lansdowne sent for the relief of the poor tenants on his estate. As ray words will forth on the wings the press, I wish also to state that on no other property in this union except that of the Marquis of Lansdowne, does that confidence ...

... before W. Carter, Esq, coroner, a) the Lansdowne-road, on the body of a fine male child, found under tho following circumstances:—On Tuesday morning, about eight o’clock, as Mr. Kibble was passing field on the Lansdowne-road, he saw a parcel, which upon ...

... Chancellor—Lord Cottenham Chancellor of the Exchequer—Right Honorable Sir Charles Wood Lord President of the Council—Marquis Lansdowne Lord Privy Seal—Earl of Minto Home Secretary—Right Honorable Sir Grey President Board of Control—Right Honorable Sir J C ...

... Clapham Park, Mrs. WodeU* Raven, of a daughter. On the 25th ult., the Countess Ferrers, of a daugb*^ On the 30th ult., at in Lansdowne-crescent, ™. Francis Walsh, of a son. , On the 3lst ult., in Windsor-terrace, Maida H-h wife of J. Stewart Lamb, Esq., M ...