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... That the Serjeant-at-Arms be within the House to make proclama tions, which are to be made in the King's name, for keeping silence. 13. That the Ea$l Russell be seated within the bar uncovered and without his robes. jVTr. John Rutherford, the Unionist ...
... finally won. Lady Cardigan. Owing to the odd custom of the peerage, as there is only one lady who is at present entitled to the style of Lady Cardigan, she is so called without any prefix of a Christian name. But she is Lord Cardigan's distant cousin by ...
... Albemarle Street Dukes Duke of Rutland Beaufort Earls Chandos Cardigan Kent Grantham Norfolk Orkney Earls- Salisbury tarls Wa.degrave Ashburnbam Westmorland1 Bristol Viscounts Clarendon St. John Lincoln i Poulett Portmore Strafford Barons- Tankerville Guilford ...
... feudal days lords and barons were in the habit of exhibiting their power by en forcing tolls, and the Baron de Ferrars, who bore arms simie of horseshoes, chose this method of showing his power. The toll was rigidly enforced, and in the early days the shoes ...
... Castle Rock, which belongs to Miss Cust herself a noted yachtswoman is a small villa smothered in red fuchsias. Adeline Lady Cardigan lives at Rose Cottage, which has rose- coloured blinds, a garden of roses, and an owner that goes about in a rose-trimmed ...
... decorated with silver ornaments and reliefs. In front is the royal monogram with the royal arms, Umberto Rex. In the corners is the word Fert, which one sees in the arms of Savoy, but the meaning of which even the members of the Royal Family cannot explain ...
... America last week. He starts a pro vincial tour at Newcastle with Bechet next week. This silhouette is the work of Mr. Harry Grattan, the clever young actor at the Gaiety H Gossip of the Hour: Ireland at the St. Louis Exhibition Changes at the Yorkshire ...
... equal reverence the cane which Frederick the Great carried in his battles, the same cane he had in his hand when he died in his arm chair, refusing with characteristic force and obstinacy to die in his bed. The Russian Court still guards as it they were saintly ...