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... The Britannia - Charles Brooks, Daniel Coakley, Chal- t: Thew, Michael Toomey, John Eimo. The Trafalgar-John James, Joseph Ridley, Joseph Day, Charles Smith. et The following is the list of the officers, non-commissionedi officergunners, and privates of ...
... ozf~the'3d initant ~-'By-jo null 317decree dated yesterday, which as been promulgated at'Venice, the the Empesror Fmancis Joseph has just reinoved, without' any cx- or ception, the sequsest-ailons which had becer imposed on the estates- aof the Lombard ...
... eenapplutd Aeigant- Chaplsqn on the of -MURDEna OF A RAIaWAY CONSTrABLE AT MiEaTaYl.- tiS The adjourned inquest on the body of Joseph Pearce, rail- tyj way' constable, was resumed on Wednesday at the Castle as Hotel, Mferthyr. The ddceased end flies Jenkins ...
... Castle in eleven open carriages-and four, with fnu- le, merous outriders in scarlet liveries. The Lord Steward, n- the Lord Chamberlain, and the Master of the Household, 3kpreceded her Majesty to the Royal Stand. Prince Albert, PrincdFredesick William of Prussia ...
... NoRMAN. MAcoNorATD.-Tt is with deep hit regret we announce the death of Mr Normast Macdonald, s the Comptroller of the Lord.Chamberlain's department,,h -who died on Tuesday night week, under a very sudden visi- al tation. The deceased gentleman on Tuesday ...
... and deservedly respected by his colleagues in tlec W 'tCorporation, and a wide circle of privatc friends. Thes O offie of Chamberlain, now y acant, wiil give rise to a new gand lively contept, as the esnoluments attached amount to H ii 2500perannum. Alderinan ...
... stipoi-h 41lated has not yet been paid to France. .I rt As might have been anticipated from hsis character, Francis F rt Joseph is resolved te withstand the second nlet of aggression g a-quite ,as fiercely as the first ; sod ties theatre of war now below ...
... inibroidered o0 with gold. held over his head, and surrounded by his pictures. ) rpely attired Swiss and noble guarls, chamberlains. and house. ieholl pielates. Bet the novel and specidl elemcnts of tbi pIroces- y siosv were thc tli e enormous baniers ...
... Drawing-Room. Her F rMajesty was accompanied by the wholea of the Royal family now at Windsor, and was attended by thre Lord Chamberlain ci and by Sir George Grey, as Secretary of State for the Homo av Department. The Lord Chambeilain having introduced 5tbe ...
... these had been received * and he now asked power for the ju Chamberlain to have authority to deal with these, or pot el the Customs up again to roup.-Remittedto CityTreasurer E and.City Chamberlain. ti The following gentlemen were re-elected Special Harbour ...
... horse-powfer. Defence (iron-clad), Captain t t 0. Williessore, 10 guns, 3710 tons, 600 horse-power. Re-a 1 sistanee, Captain Chamberlain, 16 guns, 3710 tons, 600 f e orse-power. Royal Oak (iron-clad), Captain Campbell, 35 guns, 2912 tons, 800 horse-power. Liverpool ...
... Coventry are Mr Arthur Peel (third 10 san of the late Sir R. Peel), Mr Morgan Treherno, and Mr Ito H. W. Eaton. *e Ties Lord Chamberlain, in reply to a memorial from 1500 of L. members of the Church of England against opening the es theatres duiring Holy Week ...