... John U 1,Rogers, and M1r. George Harvey ; Mar. Thomas Roberts, lsce merchant, and Thus. Bishop, Jun. Gent, are appointed 9 Chamberlains. tI a SISEF FriELD ANDCHUSER'~F IrLDJUINCT ION CANAL. C n -A meeting of gentlemen intierested in promoting a june.. dtion ...

... Majesty's Bed Chamber is ad- In Ordinary in the room of Vice-Admiral Sir Henry Black- aiwood, deceased -..Gvzette. tizens LORD CHAMBERLAIN,S OFFICE, JAN. 13.-The: d es de. Very Rev, the lDaan of H1ereford has been appointed, by the n states King's command, one ...

... names, styles, and titles of Baron Leveson, of Stone, in the county E, of Stafford, and Earl Granville.-Gazehte. )w Lord Chamberlain's Oflice, May I.-The Lord Cham- berlain of his Majesty's Household has appointed .lenry Greville, Esq., one of the Gentlemen ...

... Secreta- ries of State, the Lord Steward of his Alajesty's Household, the Lord Chamberlain, Groom of the Stole, Mlaster of the Horse, Treasurer, Comptroller, and Vice-Chamberlain of the Household, are each entitled to 1,000 ounces of white plate from time ...

... 'Thomas Roberts and Thomas Bishop, Plaa junr. Gentlemen, Sheriffs. and C. Leavers and J. Birktanuir, have Gentlemen, as Chamberlains for Nottingham for tire eniu I ig-year. IOrco. LAN^r'tAtlLE AccIrnilTT oN IME Cnomronn As'tr. HiotiPrAK m RAILWAY ._..The ...

... King Of Spain ; the Court to change mourning on Sunl. I day, th 27th an to out of mourning on Sunday the 3d I )y The Lord Chamberlain of his Majesty's Household has appointed George Boughton Kingdon, of Launcellis House, in the County of Cornwall, Esq. one ...

... more or less, since the depar. 8tE -ture of the Duske of Devonshire for Italy, that he has ac resigned the office of -Lord Chamberlain and it was asserted SC] that the noble-Duke at the head of the Post-office, having WI relinquished that situation in favour ...

... by sor1 1,the Rev. AMr. Wood,acopie her MAljesty. ehti e DtURty-LANE TixrATRCt._The King & Queen, duly 111 attended by Chamberlains, Lords, andi Ladies in Waiting, tiot d &c., visited this house on Thursday night ; and, judging by from the aipiearance ...

... fractures of the glass of the window. dli Sir John Cam Hobhouse, Lords Melbournte, Duncannon, da ly Auckland, Altborp, Mr. Joseph Hums, Al-1P., &c. who were at the Spearker's, afforded the most active and efficient R ~,aid, Pointing out the uselessness ...

... half-past two o'clock. The Duke of In Devonshire had an audience of his Majesty to resign his a. gold key of office as the Lord Chamberlain of the King's is Household. His Grace, however, retains his gold key of m office for the present. Ilia Majesty then held ...

... either side of the King stood the Duke of Wellington, the Duke of Devonshire (Lord Chamber- lain), the Earl of Belfast (Vice-Chamberlain), the Alarqtis on CEsUO A the Earl of Rosslyn, Lords Ellenborough, Mary- nd beromzph, Hill (Gold Stick in Waiting), and ...

... the princi.- pal mourners, in addition to the Duke of Sussex, were, the pi Duke of Devonshire, (who officiated as Lord Chamberlain,) la the Duke of Wellington, Lord Hill, the Earl of Roaslyn, X the Allarquis of Chandos, Lord Pomnfret, the Earl of Verulam ...