... convicted in the peaalty of do. and o costs, and in default of payment committed for seven days. o Joseph Marlow, the younger, charged with assaulting Joseph o Marlow, his father, was convicted in the penalty of 21. and o costs, and in default of payment ...

... the British and Foreign Bible Society, y was held in the Wesleyan Chapel, on Tuesday, the 24th June, g when the president, Joseph Sowter, Esq., occupied the chair. ai The various denomination were represented by the Rev. J. P h Parkes, Mr. T. C. Sowter ...

... of Bin- pri F, minglham said City of Coventry, G. Bodeas, Esq. ; Southern ths ce Division and Borough of Warwick. E. B. Chamberlain, Esq. sl n sl COUNTY COURT, DERBY, August 12, 1851. as ROBSON V. THE aMInLAsND RAILWAY COMPANY. io In this case the plaintiff ...

... excarsioists arrived in thie town of Melbourne at ii a little after ten o'clock, wiere they were received by tire Rev. ~y Joseph Denan, vicar of Melbourne, and by several ladies I anetgentlemen. The firstotsjecterarninedvasthnechurcrwhice ly reviously ...

... the salary of tire mayor was 1 'be granted for the prurpose of maintaining the fire bridgae. Heir reriucated that sire Chamberlain ( Mr. Pratt), would loot to the order of tire courreil; he would find that the Salary paid to lrins last year, We, for iris ...

... Jantia~riins thle DAoiiih Order of thle Elerhanit, the Sword of Sweden,, St. iFstpri~, tite Lion lYOr of Hesse cissel, - of Max-Joseph, Bavaria, Fidehiti~, Grand Duchy of Badten, the WUlrternberg Order of MeT~t, Bi Aioti of Bladen. Thle following was the i ...

... enabled to announce, that a matrimonial .,iareeIit- [ar ranged, and will shortly be so~emnised, betweer :,a Count Perponcher, Chamberlain of tile Pntssian L tion, and Madile. de Maltzahn, sister of the Viscetr?'l ,re !2lbourne. S-iI QtrEN's Lr-TEnn-On Sunday ...

... esceorted by a detacthnent of the Life Guards, avid re1 was received at St. James's Palace by the Lord Steward, the lay. Lord Chamberlain, and the Master of the Horse. enc Before the Levee, Viscount Dalrymople, M.P., had an Al audience of his Royal Highness ...

... Hunter, leaving the bulk of her property spei; coal. to the Lord AMayor of London, and the chamberlain for lthe sigi t, and time being to act with her executor, Joseph Shiptoi, Esq., if t doced an eminent solicitor at Chesterfield, as truistees, to be dis- ...

... vitations were given to Lord John Russell, and a distinguished circle of peers. and memberslof the lower house. 5. The Lord Chamberlain, 6, the Lord Steward, and 7, the Master of the Hlorse, gave dinners to the principal officers of the houehold. S. The A ...

... February, May, and August. tP i The following were appointed :-Chamberlain, Mr. Pratt; high constable, Mr. Hodges; sergeants at mace, Messrs, d Newton and Tomlinson ; cryer and pinder, Joseph Parr. it ?e The CHAMCBERLAIN read a letter from the Postmaster- ...

... miarch of troops i'or the N'orth- c' eastern frontier is'&desribed as incessant. -0 On the 15th of May, the Emperor Francis Joseph ad- d dressed the following letter to the Minisiter of the In- g ,terror :_ -Dear Baron von Bach-The threatening appearance ...