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... OP BATHriaS A report was read from the Links and Bents Committee on the above subjects. In reference to the application of Joseph Johnston for permission to appropriate part of the sea-beach on which to erectbaths,theCommitteerecommesid that sucb permission ...
... Venice, was convicted of having forwarded to Ferrara two numbers of; the revolutionary pamphlet, L'Italia del Popolo, by Joseph Mazzini, and was sentenced to five years imprisonment, in vir- tee of the laws and regulations in force. General Gorgowsli ...
... Bombay, at the Cathedral, by the Vener- I able the Archdeacon, GEORGE PALMTER, ROBINSON, Esq. eoldest son of the late John Joseph Robinson, Esq. of Bantf, to MiADE. I LINE MELLINGTOIN, eldest daughter of William Brooks, Esq., Master in Equity to the Supkrem~e ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Brabant, eldest son of King Leopold, is to be mar- a ried to the Archduchess Marie Henrietta Anne, daughter of the late Archduke Joseph of Austria;, and in all probability, e the second son of King Leopold, in course of time, will find a If wife in England.' ...
... 27tb, the Court will ho leave for Ireland, attended by the -Duke of Newcastle, as Secer-, rat tapof State, and by the Lord Chamberlain, the Marquis ab! of Blreaalblace. The route .of the Queen to Holyhead wvill he rig- from tSuthsseeptof to Basirgstoke, arid ...
... arrested, and, c 11conveyed to the. prison at Lucca. Some of the' Eiiglisle real' h1 - denits addressed -themrselves to the 'Chamberlain laf the Grand a -Duke, and pr Dmined the imninediate departurecof Miss Cunning- p b arn from his states if be would release ...
... TRESENTATION OF THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY TO JOSEPH fIUME, ESQ., M.P. 3 I Onl Saturdav, tise Freedom of the City was conferred onl Joseph Hum'~e, Esq., M.V. The Town Council met at two io'cleck, lin thle Town-biali, whbere also were assembled, by invita- ...
... George M4. Low, Lewis G.* Davidson,. Joseph Black, Alexander Anderson, *Williami Milne, Charles J Mitchell, James Smith, William Ewan, -.William Henderson, Robert G. Forrest, William Duncan; Isaac R. W Henlcdersos, Joseph Miltie, John N Robertson, William ...