... THoMAs Ross, to late of Gauldwell, aged 74 years. t At Crantit, Kirkwall, on the 13th inst., JAMES SPENCE, Esq., to Crown Chamberlain. Ili At Bearehill, Brechin, on the l6th inst., aged sixty-two, AG:;ES S ANNE VALENTINE, widow of the late David Leighton ...

... Picture Gallery. a Shortly before 10 o'clock lei Majesty and his Royal lligh- ness Prilnce Albert were conducted by the Lord Chamberlain . from the Yellow Drawihig-Room to the Saloon, whicih was fitted up for the concert with rows of seats of crimsoil and b ...

... Fyfe, Boyd, and Brown Douglas ; Treasurer Wemyss, and other mem- bers of the ‘own-Council of Edinburgh ; Beattie; the City Chamberlain; the Provost and Ma- gistrates of Leith, Musselburgh, Portobello, Canongate, Portsburgh, &e.; the Sheriff of Mid-Lothian; ...

... to leave the town. An order was im- tl mcdiately sent down from Vienna that all persons f bearing the rank of honorary chamberlain (a very C auinerous hody), and every member of alny order, 1P elhould be in attendance to receive tile Emperor in l the ...

... resigned the Lord- me Lieutenaiitcy of Lincolnshire, ,in consequence of impaired health. its The Mairquis of Exeter (Lord Chamberlain) is expected to be i of his Lordslip's successor. v of We read in a Belgian journal that no less a personage than I loll ...

... many people interfere, and the chief regulation of me devolves upon officers little qualified for such @ duty. The Lord Chamberlain holds his situation by = temporary tenure, and the Earl Marshal’s office is bereditary in the family of the Dake of Norfolk ...

... State for Foreign Affairs. The Earl of Derby, First Lord Commissioner of the The Earl Marchal of England, The Lord Great Chamberlain. ‘The Lord Privy Seal. The Lord President of the Council. The Lord Archbi of York. ‘The Lord Hi Chancellor. The Lord Archbishop ...

... Louis Napoleon, would figure quite as well upon the person of old Jerome now as it did before, The hat and feathers of King Joseph, with his satin pourpoint and white silk breeches, became the property of the great rope-dancer of Cadiz, El Feugo ; snd so ...

... Alderman Hunter, leaving tle bulk of her pro- a perty to the Lord MAayor of London and the Chamberlain for S the time beilng, to act with her executor, Mfr Joseph 8hip- i ton, an emineent solicitor at Chesterfield, as trustees, to be distributed amongst ...

... 15. 23d Foot—Second Lieutenant Henry Clarke Jervoise to be First Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Sir Henry Orlando Robert Chamberlain, Bart., who retires, April 8. 36th Foot—Ensign William Tyler Stuart to be Lieutenan’ ad without purchase, vice Morgan, deceased ...

... during the evenin g. . A deputation from the city of Glasgow, consisting of the Lord Provost, Baillie Gourlay, Dr Strang (Chamberlain), and Mr 5thy Forbes (Town-clerk), had an interview on Saturday morning with his Royal Highness Prince Albert, to present ...

... Brazils. .-;- I WE T AtnDiWNIAN BtL.-The ladies' patronesses of Ithe s Celedoniaii Ball have received, through the Lord Chamberlain, d thei Qneenes -chilnaands to; accord her Majesty's patronage to P this festifvil,'-wich is fixed to take place on the ...