... Russell's bark never meant bitin:. hut for a lon g time the two Germrn Powers, it ma: be, he msi atei about France. Francis Joseph and 'ig Willian had both been taught to believe that Napoleon III. was coming to the banks of the Rhine some day. So convinced ...

... and writers of the day; of Lord Willoughby D'Ecesby, the Hereditary Great Chamberlain; of Cardinal Wiseman. whom men once spoke of as the successor of Pius IX.; of Sir Joseph Paxton, whose works at Chatsworth and Sydenham are fitting monuments; of Sir ...

... County West- a meath, ?? House, County Westnmeath, to a Colonel the Hon. Leicester Curzon, son of Earl Hewe, formerly Lord Chamberlain to Queen Ade- . laide. The ceremony was solemnised by the Very I Rev. the Dean of St. Patrick's and the Rev. Thomas r Scott ...

... the poor of Bridgawater, to be given away next ar- Christmas. ive TicKETS FOpE H:AvN.-Two irmages-one repre- to seniiig St. Joseph. the other the Virgin-are now ere being distributed among- all the Roman Catholic4 of ms P1aris. At the foot of each print ...

... Cambridge (whose portraits are admirable), the splendidly dressed and handsome Maharajah Dhuleep Singh, Viscount Sydney (Lord Chamberlain), the Earl of St. Ger- mans (Lord Steward), Sir Charles Phipps, General Bruce, three grand old soldiers in the persons of ...

... family also ient to offer tbeir coiouielCee, ant to ask after the health of the Ambassador and famnilW, The Sultan sent his chamberlain, Die-dil Pasha, en the samie gracious errand. The diplomatic body and the aristocracy have also shown the greatest sympathy ...

... glad, at least for the moment, to draw back; that it was a bolt of the Emperor of Austria which caused the rupture. Francis Joseph's policy has often shown the same impulsivenesss. Austria, till now, has been before all things else a German Power; and she ...

... Scene from the balcony. The next day the Emperors and the archdrkkes shot in the preserves of Buissonnet. The Emperor Francis Joseph and the archdukes quitted Compiegne on ?? night at half-past ten. The Emperor and Empress of the French ac- oempanied them ...

... 18G7. TIEE House of Lords sat for twenty minutes yesterday. During the brief sederunt, the Earl of Bradford (the Lord Chamberlain) brought up the reply of her Majesty to the address passed E by their lordships. In the Commons, the naost noteworthy part ...

... Steward-Lord James Butler. The Comptroller -Gustavus Lambart, Rsq. The Gentleman Usher-Sir John Marcus btewart, Bart. The Chamberlain-The Hon. Jenico XV. J. Preston. The Miasterof the Horse-Lieut.-Col. F. Forster. His Excellency's First Chaplain-The Rev ...

... afternoon at Hietzing by his Majesty and Queen Mary. The levee hail lasted five hours. Daring the morning the Emperor, Francis Joseph weat to present his congratula- tions to his Royal guests. In the evening, when King George entered the Kur-Salon, the band ...

... Cranbourne, Hamilton, and Lifford. Lorde-Chelaisford and R. Montage, M. P. Ho-nor- able-H. Crichton. Sirs-Hervey Bruce, Bart., Joseph N. M'Kenna, and Robert Montgomery, K.C B., and G.C.S.I. R ?? D'Arcy Irvine, and Thomas Ratclife, B. D., &o. It is announced ...