... dDukesH erald. th 'IlThe Al inister of State of Hanover. ds Time Earl Mlatsbal of The Deputy Lord r rs Englumld. Great Chamberlain. he The Lord Privy Seal. The Lord President of the Council. n d Archbishops. n g The Lord Chancellor. Mt The Archbishop ...

... last. We understand that it will be repeated next year. I'rince George of Cumberland, accom- halised by the Duchess's Chamberlain, the Ducness of St. Albsia's, the Marchmioiaess of Londonderry, the Al archsioness of Ornionde, Lady Ventry, Lady Astley ...

... Levee. The Address which was voted to the Queen on the same occasion, was forwarded by the direction of 11er i'lajesty's Chamberlain, Earl Howe, to his Secretary, at the Pavilion, Brighton, from whom the Mayor has received the following letter: Sir, ...

... chief magistracy. ir R1. G. Barber and ir. rT. Allen are the Sheriffs; lr. J. Harrison, druggist, and Mr. F. Leaver, the Chamberlains. The Lord Chief Baron of Scotelnd, it is said, is about to resign his present house at Stubbing Court in favour of Mr. ...

... vacant by the death of Viscount Sydney. On Friday, the Livery of London medtin Guildhall, for the purpose of electing a Chamberlain. The candidates were, Alderman Sir James Shaw, and MIr. Alderntan W1aith- man. The show of hands being in favour of the ...

... Duke of Devonshire, and the Duke of Gordon, had audiences on Friday of the King. A notice has been given from the Lord Chamberlain's Office that all persons going to her Dlajesty's ball, on the 25th inst. shall appear out of mourning. There will be another ...

... aiencet proceeded to hold the entree drawing-room. The presentations were very numerous. The Duke of Devonshire, the Lord Chamberlain, gave the tost sumptuous entertainment at his Grace'vchateau at (hiawick on Tuesday ever witnessed in this country, con- ...

... lightning. As Sir Joseph Vorke, Captain Young, and Captain Bradby were going from Hamble to visit the St. Vincent (three decker), at Spithead. the little yacht in which they were was struck with lightning, and all on board (Sir Joseph Vorke, the two Captains ...

... the different Courts, viz. Al. Charles Le Hon to Paris, Van der W'eyer to London, Count Duval de Beauleau to Berlin, Count Joseph D'Hoogvorst to Vienna, and All. Dessert to St. Petersburgh. These appointttents offer fresh testimony to the confidence which ...

... Vice Admiral's at flag is flying onboard the Raynha de Porhugal.'.Cousri er. ale From our personal knowledge of Le Chevalier Joseph da Silva Carvalho, we are happy to learn that he has been J. called to assist, with his advice, at the councils of the Duke ...

... Lord Steward's department ; the e, Master and the Comptroller of the Household, Lord Byron, . the Lord in Waiting; and Sir Joseph Whatley, the Groom I in Waiting. The Duke of Cumberland, the Duke of se Gloucester, Field Marshal Sir Alured Clarke, the Duke ...

... high honiour which, has been done me; and to the cs Chamberlain n aso I must beg to offer my acknowledgments ri for the wery gratifying termis in which the distinction has L been conferrd. The Chamberlain then presented the Freedom of the City rs to Lord ...