... Hardenberg; Count Bernstorfl, the de A R'inister for Foreign affairs; and the Prince of !he la Saxe Wittgenstein., High Chamberlain of the afr ?? Household', are said to think that the em establishment of Provincial States will suffice to aw it- silence ...

... lauesg). I Will you not swear that you said to Gavazzi that, you got more than you asked ?-I never said so. 'r Do you know one Joseph Visette ?-I do not know the name of Fisette. Do you know one of the name of Visette ?-I do not I recollect. I mean a person ...

... to the fatherof Joseph Marietti, as to the conduct of the latter In Londin hiut admits, that in a convelsatiort which Colonel Browin had had with a M. Albertoni, he (Colonel Brown) observed that he had heald fronm London, that Joseph Marietti bad been ...

... her Royal Highness at Carisruhe ?-l-Her Chamberlain received :her Royal Highness on her getting out of her carriage; and another Chamberlain was ap-E pointed afterwards. I Do you remember the name of that Chamberlain ?-It was Decade. . ' ; Didh er Royal ...

... grants of the Xismgs of Scotland. and there was anciently a control over thie expenditure of them ifn the Court of the Chamberlain of Scutland, and afterwards in the old Court of Exchequer. At the tithe of the Unioin, the new Court of 'Eschequer was ...

... that town. a see o- His Royal Highness arrived here yesterday as -morning on his return to Soestdyk. Prince ur Lobkowitz, Chamberlain to the Emperor of Aus- of a ad tria, and Lieutenarn-.'erneral Toyll, in tbie ser- s id, vice of Russia, arrived here yesterday ...

... Hopetoune I Rear Admiral Sir David Milne, X.C.B. Vice Admiral Sir Pulteney sMalcolm, K.C.B. 2 Rear Admiral Sir John Beresford Sir Joseph Radcliffe, half pay 23d light dragoons, by Glengarry and Clanronald Sir.John Connell, Judge Admiral G Sir Robert Preston, ...

... called Viscount Crantborne) the Right Honourable Wail- iam Henry FrdIre antled the Right Hon. Sir Go. Warren- der, hart.i; and Joseph Ptillimore, Doctor ?? Laws, his Ma- ?? Commissioners for the affairs of India. * .R CTFOAREIGN OFFICE, F EB. 8 4 The King- ...

... the Chancellor of the Duchy co of Lancaster, the Master of the Mint, the President i of the Board of Control, the Lord Chamberlain, the l Lord Steward, the Vice Chancellor, the Groom of the trr Stole, the Treasurer of the Household, the Ambas- teC sadlor ...

... Gar- I den Theatre; but which has been lately withdrawn, I in consequence of the new ilcencer, appointed b.y the I Lord Chamberlain, having refused to sanction its e- presentation. At I 1TRANSPOIRTATION OF CoNvbCrs.-The Chapman, Di f convict ship, is ordered ...

... Pens. word~ ted ,ible to imagine to the case. It declared that no clerg-ymian P IM~ era 'shall exercise the office of a chamberlain to a benerliced crcd my person. The 11ev. Gentlemen have guile far out of their The.] way to prove ?? this act strikes against ...

... Blackwood pC rt Sir Wm. Arbuthnot, Bart., Mr SheriffiDaff, the Lord an Dean of Guild, the Convener of Trades, the City th Chamberlain, the Rev. Princinal Baird, Wm. Mac- on dFarlane, Esq. J. P., Leonard Horner, Esq. and many other respectable citizens, honoured ...