... and Badge proper to each appointment. His Excellency then commanded the Junior Knights present, attended the Ulster King of Arms and the Usher of the Black Rod, to introdnee bis Lordship, and they accordingly proceeded ro the door of the Chapter'room, ...

... preco deuce which were strictly obeyed even in tbe last generation have now fallen into desuetude people are apt to lake what arms they like, and there ia no officer eai. powered the Heralds’ college deface their plate or their earriage panels. Even B.yal ...

... extensive ironing and pocking rooms, drying grounds, stabling, Ac. Apply to Mr. John Bourne, Auctioneer, 26, King-street, Holborn. CIGAR and TOBACCONIST'S, doing 10/. per week.?Mr. JOHN BOURNE is commissioned to effect the SALE ol superior BUSINESS ot this class ...

... d case call to arms. Each one, without heedieg the rest, knows that given signal from the directional committee, which will come down to him step by step, through the several degrees of the hierarchical scale, he must deposit his arms in such place, and ...

... Apparatus. —M. Danduran, French civil engineer, has invented a simple, ingenious, and invaluable apparatus, fitting under the arm-pits, which means any person will be enabled to fioat securely with the head and shoulders above water. M. Danduran exhibits ...

... Dudley and Ward, the Earl of Lincoln, the Earl of Dalkeith, Lord Seymour, Marquis of Stafford, Lord Ashley, Lord Cavendish, Sir John E. D. Acton, Bart., the Hon. E. T. Gower, M.P., the Hon. Gerald Ponsonby, Mr. F. Lister, and Doctor Sandwith. The Special Mission ...

... Jamuaica, for Liverpool; Adelaide, lieasim, Renel; 6ugara, I'amarten, Quebec, ASLFA.STo' Saiepps:a.-Arrived-Kntabdij, from St. John's, New Brunewica ; irrato, from Galat4; Oscar, from Lon- dun. Sailed-Hormonia, for Lamrig ; Laconic, for Quebec; Archib:tld ...

... BANQUET 8 & PIRESENTATION TO THl EAIL OF CARDIGAN, ?? AT LEEDS. S Major-General the Earl of Cardigan, K.G.B.,I wascentertaiced. at agrand banquiret in the haillof the Stock Exchange, Abiboce-street, Leeds, on Saturdaly -afternoon1 last ; anti it certainly ...

... INTELLIGENCE. Loud Cardigan's Arrival.—Lord Cardigan arrived at the Royal hotel about five o'clock yesterday afternoon. The review, understand, takes place today at the barracks. Presentation of a Sword and Address to Lord Cardigan, Leeds.—On Saturday ...

... sent copy of this to the editor of the Daily Express.—l am, sir, your’s truly, d. NAPIER. LOUD CARDIGAN AT LEEDS. Saturday Major General the Earl of Cardigan teas entertained a banquet in the Stock Exchange Hall, Leeds, when a magnificent sword was presented ...

... one side the inscription, Major-General the Earl of Cardigan, K.C.B., and on the other, Presented by the In-' habitants of Yorkshire. The enamelled entablatures on the handle contain-one, the arms of the noble Earl ; the other the cavalry charge at ...

... Mitior.(ieuerM the Earl of Cardigan, inspector-general of cavalry, inspected tbe 4th Irish I)ragoon Guards, now in 4 arroon at Leeds. The marched to Woodhouse Moor abaut ten o'clock, and te about an hour afterwards the Earl of Cardigan arrived upon the ground ...