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... severally proposed and se- l conded as Bailiffis, and Messrs. ludor and Evans were also nroposep and sferonided as Coroner and Chamberlain, and the like show of hands appeared in their favour. These respective candidates for the above offices, being all of ' ...
... eipiloyed Iin the vvioltlen mainufacturO, to leave his said ~ woirk And empl:oymlent; tmiid .Joseph P'owell, Reuben Smith, Jonl. Sainuiel Bloodswvorth, Joseph Smitih, and Anranius Smith, beirq, workmnen employed in.i the woollen manufactuie, for I entering ...
... p05t0 of :Mollbnal to W.bnibap. :R.ONI TUESDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. LORD CHA IlI's1.AIN 6 OrFICF, A11ng. 5, 1822. I Tile Lord Chamberlain has appointed the ion. William Pole Tilacv Long Wellesley, GemLIleman Usher Daily Waiter to illis -majesty. CROWRV OFFICE ...
... containing Coins, oil a cushion.5 Mri. Stock, (Carpenter.) Mir. Simirke. (Architect.) Joseph Smnith, Esq. haid ?? A. acct's, Esq. Blarristers. e 'I~~~homas Grrarul, Esq. Chamberlain. - ?? .Eta, Evq. Sword-Bearer. The Mlayor, the Righ Worshripful John Barrow, Esq ...
... Chancellor of the Ex- cheqruer entertained the Lords of the Treasury, asd the Speaker of tite House Of ComITIons. The Lord Chamberlain entertained the Gentlemen Ushers and others, in his department. ?? Lord Steward gave a dinner to the mrembers of' the Bloart ...
... Nuteninhe, B. A., Wridifoem College, Oxford.l! n Kendall, Frstteislohtu Kent, B. A., Exorte College, Oiiford.f if .raitEsT,.. d Chamberlain, Henry Ed~virt, B.. A., Exete~rCollege, Oxford. i.Goodden. Gcoree, B3. A.,J.lsus Ciolle,,e, Caml ridge~. l Strog Ed-onr ...
... Bishopsnympton, one ten-pound note and ones tise-pou~nd ditto, of time Bank of Eugland, &c. Seeenz Years' Traumcsprtatiesi :-Joseph Bennett W~alters, finn having, nit the night of the 27th of September last, clttered the dssellin;g-hotise of Uobert Hicks ...
... his casque was sur- mounted b.y a large aitd beautiful ostrich plume. Di'e armour was made inr Thomas Garrard, Esq. the Chamberlain, and is a fac simile ot that worn by Edward tile Black Prince, which was procured fern thle T1ower, withs the permission ...
... abolished. iTptes, iretors, the whole race of chartered Qrrrloaert tire to be swept away.-Spectator. ie tiertirrhar for City Chamberlain terminated ter dsy Sir James Shaw had a majority over mis Wlaitharan on the final close ofthe poll lI9, the rumbers being ...
... thereof. Thomas Garrard, Esq., chamberlain, Mr. Brice, one of the city solicitors, and AV. P. 'l'asunton, Esq. also attended the Inquest, on behalf of the Corporation as the grantees of the Crown; and Mr. Livett, and Joseph Smith, Esq., on the part of Mr ...
... Chancellor presented severral addresses to lis Majesty, approving of the Bill for Parlia-1 '.tttItarV Iteforit. Tlte Lord Chamberlain has notified to Mr.Cal- *ett tbat, ilt consequence of his vote on the second re'hti, of tlte Rteforni Bill, he is no longer ...
... Barkworth, 088; for Mr.Lorke, i, 83. Henry Broadley, Esq., svas elected sheriff; and Mr. g Watts Hall, and Mr. Henry Cooper, chamberlains, after a d poll in each case. Mr. Acbind was committed to custody on Monday for disturbing the proc&cdings. 5 DUEL.-On ...