... Aide-do-Camp General Gogeh. Their Royal Highuesses were accompanied by hdle. Mulitians Lady Osborne, E~querry Oseroff,l Chief-Chamberlain Greet, and Vice-Admiral Popoff. ST. Pn1'mrssRaoU, SAvcsn&v (MDn~tIGrT).-The Prince of Wales, Prince Arthur, and Lome of ...

... Ball, Right Eon, J. T., AL; Close, Maxwell C., M.P.; PeelThomas G.; SimpsoncoL; Kaye, W. B., LL.D.; Templer, IL B.; Atkiuson, Joseph; St. George, Acheson; Synnott, P. G.; Quinn, Peter; Pepper, Richmond; Brush, R. C. harden, IL J.; Cross, ColoneL Supplemental- ...

... January, a 1S87, and ?? being present at the b3hi on thL d24th istant, are required to send their names and tddresseE to the Chamberlain's office on or before 1 Wednesday, the 22nd inst. They are also re- quested to bring a card, with their names and addresses ...

... Ryde~, which they are expected to' reach on the morning of the 3rd pros-. The members of their surite ?? Chamberlain, ?? Eutenberg; iR Chamberlain, Count Seckendory; Aide-de-Camp, a Colonel Von Liehenan ; and Lady-in-Waiting, b Countess Bruchl. - a A1 ...

... the re st of hii3 real and personal property he leaves to his said son. Tae will, exeouted January 31, 1872, of Joseph Butler Chamberlain, late of Birmingham, has just been proved at the district registry by Mrs. Emily Chanborlein, andF wtdow, the Eole ...

... , I he LICENCED VICTUALLPERS' ASSOCIATION. I lk j Mr. S. C. Allsopp. M.P. ; Mr. A. J. Mundella, I 443 hM.P. and Mr. Joseph Chamberlain were the chief I 40speakers at the annual dinner last night of the iti Sheffield Liaeuced Victuallersa' Assaoiation ...

... Royal Warwickshire Cavalry formed the escort to the borough boundary. At Small the Royal party were met by the Mayor (Mr. Chamberlain) and the Mayoress and the borough officials, and a procession was formed. The decorations all along the route were profuse ...

... Wulverhampton, compound 1 fracture and other injuries; Hector Moffat, Ken. sington; Chamberlain, Wnolverhampton ; J. Ridd, Leamington; A. Hopkins, High Barnet; Joseph I Simmonds, Watter Perry, arm torn out and other injuries; May A. Boyce; John MalPrr ...

... that at least one of the so. called burning questions does not burn suf- ficiently to please certain agitators. Mr. Chamberlain, at the Liberal conference yester- day, said it was not certain that the working t )F classes eagerly wished for disest ...

... and Connor, the Lord Bishop of Cork, the Lord Bishop of Gabhul, the Lord ?? of Kilmore, sad the Lord 3i1ihop of Oscury. Sir Joseph Napier. Bars., ovopied; the asseesco's chair. ¶The meeting at the same timn r~oie simuttaneoesly to Its feet His Grace of ...

... has recently received in Venice. His M a o jesty expressed the heartiest terms of affection Im towards the Emperor Francis Joseph and King h Victor Emmanuel. He wishes that the visit may strengthen the friendship existing between the ' rulers of Austria ...

... the division which took place last evening on bill No. 14-namely, ' New services on special occasions. The ASSESSOR. (Sir Joseph Napier) then declared his ruling, An amendment, he said, had been pro. posed on the rubric at the bottom of page 9 to omit ...