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... President PI .3. ,The ,fehlcayriig. is, ltr Glnalstone'eauewsver1 which was received yesterday . :', . :a 11' Oiiltoii Hou're Terrace,'; :; Nov. 9, '1865 My dearSlir,-I have tbt thank the: Edinbbrgh Chamber 'of Comreoroe for the bigh hononr tbey' have. done ...
... walk this morning on the Terrace and in the grounds about the Castle. His Royal Highness ihe Prince of Wales and their Roval Highnesses the Princess Royal and the Princess Alice were taken out this forenoon to walk on the Terrace and in the Slopes adjoining ...
... Foley and Hon.'Miss Foley, Lady Ashley, and a select party at dinner on Wednesday last, at their mansion on Carlton House Terrace. The dinner was followed by a small evening party. His Excellency Count de St Aulaire, Viscount Morpeth, Loid John Russell ...
... learned lord, in Grafton Street. ALARMING ILLaXSS or SIR Join GLADSTONE, BART.-We understand that accounts have been received conveying the in- telligence of the serious illness of Sir John Gladstone, Bart. at Fasque, the venerable baronet's seat in Kincardineshire ...
... the Viscountess had an assembly. Mrs W. E. Gladstone received a brilliant circle of fashion- ables at a soiree last night, at the residence of the Right Ron. the Secretary of the Colonies, on Carlton House Terrace. TEE IrTERREPTED MARRIAGE AT ST GEORGE's ...
... attended by Prince Albert, Lord Wharneliffe, Duke of Buccleuch. Duke of Wellington, Sir J. Graham, Earl of Haddington, Mr W. E. Gladstone, Earl of Liverpool, Earl D)ela- warr, EstI of Jersey, and the Marquis of Exeter. Her Majesty and Prince Albert, accompanied ...
... pay, I which is not much higher than what is imposed l at the octroi on entering Paris. This change, l which is due to Mr Gladstone, the Chancellor of l the Exohequer, in the first instance, ably sup- ported by another Englishman of reputation, l whose ...
... from ?? Alexander and Gladstone's letters that he ~:has been one of the Committee of Management from d. first tolast, and, in fact, it would seem that ho ling, he in the matter, acted the part of the tempter to Mr- ,iv R. Gladstone.- Mr T. B. Horsafll is ...
... a single day in contradictiulg tile imputation, wvlich an attempt has been made to fasten uponI him: $ 17, Carlton House Terrace, Mai 17. ?? vnis avee peine par votre cotres- tandanuce de lasis, quaen veaut jeter sur moi Ia rempoonsa- bilit; do la derniirc ...
... Cowper, Mr M. Milnes, Mr Luttrell, and a select party, at dinner, on Wed- nesdav last, at their enansiou. on Cantron Ihouse Terrace. Hler ladyship received the Marquis of Lansdowne. Count and Countess .Tarnmc. Count Pahlen. Viscount Mahon, Lord do t. Ma-uler ...
... at- tended divine service yesterday. The Dean of Chester officiated. The Speaker's Levee, on Saturday, on Carlton House Terrace, was very numerously attended. Lord Francis Egerton, Lord Stanley, E. M. Con- noly, Esq. M.P., Lord Leveson, Cumming Bruce ...
... LONDON. -With reference to -the majority, of 8o against Disaehs's resolution, the' Wranes5 thinks the best, service he and Gladstone can-. render ;to the State is. to-apply their filnancial experiendce to the revision of- every..item in the estimates :open ...