... having obtained his majority, a party of gentlemen connected wciti the north also dined at Mackay's Hotel, in this I city, Joseph Gordon, Esq. Royal Terrace, in the chair-sup- ported by Donald Horn, Esq. of Langwell-Robert Innes, Esq. of Thrutnster-Wmilliarn ...

... to have been perfectly correct. The pre- parations for the reception of the Queen are nearly com- pleted, and the Lord Chamberlain's usual notification to the peeresses appears in the Gazette of this evening. The Lords sat for three hours last night, ...

... GREAT CHAMBEBRLAlN'S OFFICE, April 28, l41. -- -Notice is hereby given, thit tickets will be issued from the Lord Great Chamberlain's office, every Wednesday and Satur- day, between the hours of eleven and four o'clock, for viewing gratis the House of ...

... Bates, comnmon brewer. Warley, Hialifax. Joseph Craven Reeves, pain; manufacturer Rownbarn Mills, Long Ashton, Somerset. Henry Martin, currier and leather seller, Liverpool and Birk- enhead. Richard Chamberlain, draper, Uttoxeter. Staffordshire. John Barnes ...

... Mouat, P. G. Morrison, Bailies:J iMr I Win. M*I-Ailev, Treasurer; Mr Andrew Drummond, Dean of Guild: M ir James 31nthie, Chamberlain. I PEEI1LES.-3,r William Stuart, W.S., Provost; Messrs 1 John Seirliug and John IMeddie, Bailies; Air Arch. Donald- E 'on ...

... adjourted.1 H O UISE OF COMMONS. FWDAY, uEB. 10. r DtsILsO3ATbo cosrtme. Mr ROEBUCK inquired whether the order of the Lord Chamberlain, respecting diplomatic costume, which bad pre- eluded the Amnerican Minister from being present at the open- ing of Parliament ...

... vice Dowes to retired full pay. First Lieut. Ebenezer Tristram Thomas Jones to be Capt. vice Enchanan, promoted. First Lieut. Joseph Henry Joliffe to be Capt., vice Mitford, promoted. First Lieut. and Adjutant John William Alex- ander Kennedy to be Captain ...

... sict gave with regard to him. Mr Fuller pre'ented to her Najesty a series of mcdals struck to commneroroate the occasion. Sir Joseph Faxton presented ti-c general handbook de- scriptive of cth Palace and Park. Mr OwnN1 Jones, handbooks1 ?? Of his Fine Arts ...

... PARLIAMENT. (Fromh the Supptk'csat to the Londone Crsets of Tvesday, the 8sth of August). Palace of Westminster, Lord Great Chamberlain's Office, Aug. 8, 1854. All Peeresses, on announcing their intention of being pre- sent on the occasion or the Prorogation ...

... Brown, George Bcreslord, p John Bowers, William Bevis, William Bliss, Joseph Blythe, es Henry Boon, Samuel Booton, Richard Barry, Eugene Bren- nan, Thomas Baxter, Joseph Barnett, Joseph Burgess, John Coolknell, Daniel Collins, Samuel Clarke, George Cooper ...

... right thigh; Robert Parker. slight wound of right thigh; Joseph Powell, severe wound or right thigh ; Joash Mintern, severe wounds of right arm and back; Samulel Booker, slight contusion of back; Joseph Hawkins. slight wound of shoulder; WilIoam Cibhs, severe ...

... by purchase, vice Walker, Dec. S. 1st Dragoons-Lieutenant John Chamberlain to be Captain, without purchase, Dec. 8. To be Lieutenants without pur- ?? Richard George Glyn, vice Chamberlain-Cor- net WIIIiam Wray Hartopp, Dec. 8. 2d Dragoons-Lieutenant Francis ...