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... GENERAL MISCELLANY. THE Pope has n*med Mr. Edmund MolyneuJt Seel, an Englishman, bis supernumerary secret chamberlain. A SALMON, weighing 38lbs., was caught in the Trent, at Holme, a few days since. PINE APPLES. —During the last three months 200,000 pine ...
... Biiliter-street, tea-dealer. Ann Puckett, Melton-street, Eustou-square, lotiginghouie, keeper. Richard Chamberlain, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, draper. Joseph Craven lieeves, Long Ashton, Somersetshire, palot mauufaturer. Henry Hayman, Ottery St. Mary, Devonshire ...
... infancy, bending low in the presencetg of the mighty dead. On Friday the select public were admitted by tickets from the Lord Chamberlain's office. 26,000 applied, 14.000 wereM refused. Of the 12,000 granted, 11.000 passed through the loors. During the early ...
... When, therefore, preceded by the directors aud secretary of tae company, anti more especially ushered in by Mr. Laing and Sir Joseph Paxton, the Royal party appeared in the ;rand trau-ept, the whole assemblage, rising to welcome them, thundered forth its ...
... stealing a velveteen coat, from the back kitchen of the East Bute Dock Hotel, Thomas-street, the property of James Bryant—Joseph Adams, the landlord, proved the offence, and Malany was committed for one mouth with hard labour. DOG FIGHTING.—William Griffiiths ...
... geographical ttittioim., his- researches being principally direc- the unknown regions of Central Africa. poneyB received by the Chamberlain of the ^tt«r in the year. 1851. on account of the fylon1 CQ^1*') was £ 141,792; fromthe duty on wine, J «tid for one year's ...
... Chamberlane 5 b Chamberlaine 0 E. Evans, c Jotham b E. Stockdale 1)0j. QUj. 3 Fowler, run out 4 b Stockdale 2 Stroud, b Chamberlaine 13 b Chamberlaine 7 ReeSj c Cox b Chamberlaine 1 cJothambChamberlaine 3 Allen, not out o Woods, b ...
... Theatre, London, and was an- nounced for future representation but a notice has been Sent to the manager from the Lord Chamberlain's office Interdicting the performance of the play at this or any other theatre for the future, and requesting that it may ...
... Villiers, and Lady Adela, married to Captain Ibbetson, late 11 th Hussars. For a few months in 1830 he hell the office of Lord Chamberlain of the King's Household, but on the late Earl Grey succeeding the Duke of Wellington, as First Lord of the Tieasury he retired ...
... SMUGGLING CASE.—Carlo Prodonasti and Dominico Pa- riscanto, were brought up charged with smuggling two bottles of brandy. Joseph Grist, dock constable, met the prisoners on Friday night, and seeing in their possession two bottles of brandy, for which ...
... accompanied oy two blows on the face. Case dis- missod' —u «artv to pay half of tbe costs. LlODarKGB- Wary McCarthy and Charles Chamberlain, her paramour, were charged with robbing Jacques Jourdin, a French captain, of 1;2 13s. Od. The prosecutor came ashore on ...
... he evidence in this caTwL of the same character as in the others, and the prisoner was found guilty of keeping a brothel. Joseph Turberville, of 24, Frederica-street, was charged with a similar offence, and found guilty Mark Robbins, of Francis-street ...