... it did no. betray at the same ..me both'Napoleon.and France to save for itself mantles of senators, and gold sticks of chamberlains; it never grovelled in the dust before the Emperol Nicholas: it never fur twenty years compressed liberty at home, and ...

... ai/eodaote on the Princess or P'ajssia; Lady Caroline Harrington, lady sopennteodent; and the Msrqu# of Breadal. bane, lord chamberlain. The seventh carnage eonv#,i0g lho Countesa of Charlemonl, lady of the bedehambe, w«„iog the Marchiooess of Douro, lady ...

... accession to the throne of tjL 0 realms, was given on the usual scale of magnificence. 1 invitations issued by the Lord Chamberlain, by of the Queen, amounted to 1,200, including the the small squadron of the Portuguese navy, who escor the youthful Don ...

... far as such places are now closed by the operation of the laws. such laws should be so far amended as to enable the Lord Chamberlain, or other competent authority, to determine what places should be permitted to be so opened, and for what length of time ...

... Charles Gillard, John Cnampion, Noah Gosling, Daniel F.timer, Wm. Row, James Baker, Joseph Broad, Henry Firman, and Noah Fish lock. SERGEANTS WOUNDED.—Ilenry Russell, Joseph C-tles, and John Cranfie'd. WOUNDED.—Thomas Edmundson, William Rodger, Benjamin D ...

... Captain Herbert —I ime* of Saturday. THE DIVISION ON MR. ROEBUCK'S MOTION.—Among the Ayes, for the committee, 305, were -Sir Joseph Bailey Mr. Octavius Morgan, Mr. Crawshay Bailey, Mr. T. W. Booker, Colonel Clifford, Mr. R. Clive, Mr. Howel Gwvn, Captain ...

... could neither read nor write.) Mary Thomas, a young woman, pleaded guilty to steal- ing 461bs. ef coal, the property of Sir Joseph Bailey and others, at Aberystruth and was sentenced to one month's imprisonment. Mary Allen pleaded guilty to stealing coal ...

... Emperor was accompanied by Marshal Vail- lant, Minister of War, and Grand Marshal of the Palace; the Duke of Bassano, Grand Chamberlain; General de Montebello, Colonel Fleury, and the Marquis de Tou- longeon, his aides-de-camp. The Empress was accom- panied ...

... Butler, the celebrated jockey, died last week. It is said that the Emperor Napoleon has written a letter to the Emperor Francis Joseph, in which he promises that the Fifth Point shall be interpreted neither in the spirit of an attorney nor of a tradesman. ...

... Ferdinand Count Buol-Schauenstein, of Reiberg, Strassberg, and Enresfels, born on the 17th May, 1797 Chamberlain and Privy Councillor of the Emperor Francis Joseph, Minister of Foreign Affairs, &c., is a descendant of one of the oldest families in Switzerland ...

... the impropriety of his conduct. THE BAR AND THE BENCH.—During the hear- ing of a civil cause at Durham assizes last week Mr. Joseph Addison, one of the oldest members of the Northern Circuit, was examining a witness on behalf of the defend- ant he concluded ...

... 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 ...