... gentlemen and noblemen, ajid escorted a select party of the King’s Yeoraen-prickers in state liveries, c/.c bis Majesty’s carriages, drawn four horses, followed, containing his Suite, aud the rear closed another party of attendants. On his arrival at Sallhill ...

... no beauty whatever in the lambs they theu.were, but she thought well enough them when they were di eased and served up for dinner.” Some years ago one of the German Jour - nals contained account two families, the members of which had each sixth finger ...

... nineteen and sixpence, as his annuity for one year. The late Duchess of Gordon having sent a card to Mr.'Pitt to meet party at dinner, on Thursday, at nine o’clock in the ievening, received a note in reply, alleging his sorrow at not being able to avail ...

... interview with the Lo.d Chancellor for about an hour, which prevented the Learned Lord from attending the Duke of Clarence's dinner party. Yesterday morning the Lord Chancellor and the Duke of Wellington atteneed the King at the Royal Lodge. Both these dis ...

... 22. The Duke of Wellington retnrned to town Sunday frotu the lloyal Lodge in Windsor i‘ark. Kis Grace invited select party to dinner, at his residence, Apsiey House, Piccadily. The mem hers of the new Ministry formed his Grace assembled the Noble Duke’s ...

... dines downstairs with; his distinguished atten- dants. To-morrow his Majesty will entertain an illustrious and distinguished party at the Royal Lodge. The King’s private band has received orders to be in attendance. Thames tdnnel —During the whole of the ...

... old subject of that odious book.” What,” said the young guardsman, making fresh war upon the Btichaneert. We make room fora dinner scene, in whioti Mr. Hook alwavs shines. In fact the nodus of his novels is alwas knotted or unknotted at adinnei table. ...

... sight of the great objects to which all bis-efforts have, been directed—the termination of the eqatfstbetween the hostile parties, (he permanent settlement of their future relations to each other, and tbs maintenance of the repose of Europe, upon thp, ...

... the Duke of C'mrence. The Princess is in her 20th year, the Prince in his year. After the ceremony, the royal party of most splendid early dinner, given the Duchess in honour of the occasion, and after., wards took their departure about six o'clock, for ...

... the daughter of Sir T. Pilkington, The marriage was one of reciprocal choice, and there was nothing disproportionate in the parties, Mr. Tyrrell being only 24, and the lady not 20. From that time until the elopement of Mrs. Tyrrell, eight years bad elapsed ...

... On Sunday last his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant entertained the following distinguished personages at dinner The Lord Primate, the. Lord Chancellor, Sir George Murray, the Archbishops of Dublin, Cashel and Tuam, the Bishop of Eildare, ibe Lord Mayor ...

... out of band. So then 1 got help, and took ’em.’’ The eldest ot the three young men, in their defence, said that they had a party at their father’s bouse that evening, and on their return from escorting a young lady home, as they were passing along Bri ...