... they tire, est were muclr struck by thre cordial reception givers to tteree 1 or- pliou, humble, simple men of peace,.as Mr. Joseph Sturge, another of tire deputation, states that to I lee tire Czar received hiriself and colleagues en tire most courteous ...

... mh CONVICTION- ow A SOLICITOER FOR DEFrcAUDIoG -TZtE to t n- SuN FsiinE-orx'IcE.-At the Bath Quarter sess~iiio, Mr. wonl s Joseph Drew, a solicitor of nearly 40 year~s' practice, was subi i~indicted for having unlawfully obtained by.-false pretencts the ...

... gallant Sir Thomas Troubridge, who lost both his legs at Inkermann, and Captain Macdonald, of the 95th. s The noble Lord Chamberlain's liberal gift of 3,000 bottles f of Scotch whiskey -and two tons of potted meats, for the High_ land brigade serving in ...

... formality was proceeding, the Usher of the Black Rod, the Lt gaudily bedizened Garter King-at-Arms, the Hereditary n Great Chamberlain, and the Hereditary Earl Marshall e stood in imposing array in front of the cross benches, while d Viscount Eversley, whose ...

... the CilsAel loyal, we:e in the gallery of the chapel. Onl t!:e entrance of t'ue sponSors, 'er- U,, pt J OCato at le-rh in Joseph (U-Iandi). Th e sponsors, the Duchess of Kent, the Princess Roval, and Prince rrederick Wl~ilanial of Prussia, stool ncar ...

... Charles Van Cortlandt, commanding a I corp of Irregular Levies in the East Indies; and Lieute-t nant Colonel Neville Bowles Chamberlain, of the 16th I Begiment of Bengal Native Infantry. WAR OFFIcE, Nov. 14.-The Queen has given further 9 orders for the appointment ...

... nack, aged 37, a photographer, who committed suicide by taking a quantity of cyadine of potassium. Two letter-carriers named Joseph Charles 3orett and John Richmond respectively, were charged before the magistrates at Bow-street, on Saturday, with stealing ...

... ief of the Austrian army, v, General Count Schliek de Barranioand.Weisskirch, Anlie PI Councillor and Chamberlain to the Emperor Francois P -Joseph, was born in 1789 at Prague. lie was orderly PI officer to tise Emperor Francis 1I, and took part in all ...

... and other members of tile household of the lato Prince. In the last were the Lord Steward (Earl St. Germans), the Lord Chamberlain (Viscount Sidney), and the 'Mas- tsr of the Horse (the Marquis of Ailesbury). The carriages and trappings were of the plainest ...

... lately printed for her Majesty by-the female compositors pi ir at Miss Faithfull's office, has, by a warrant of the lord ir chamberlain, ?? Faitlif nill printer and pub- di ?? in ordinary to her Majesty.' ?? Rrmocuo DoNum.--There are above 500 Presbyterian ...

... Lion Itin, whet-n after- cot a substantial dinner, they proceeded to the election of , rt officers for the ensuing year-. Mr. Joseph Williams hei was elected C.lR. in-lien of Mr. Rober-t Chambers;, aud wii Mr. Thomas Morgan, ?? in lien of Mr. Win. Ro- I berts ...

... fortnightly meeting of the Ruthin Board of Guardians was held on Monday, 6th inst. Present-James Maurice, Esq., chairman, Joseph Peers, Esq, Rev. E. J. Owen, Rev. William Williams, John Jenkins, Esq., Rev. D. Roberts, B. G. Johnson, Esq., R. G. Ellis ...