... Royal Highness. The Comptroller in the The Yice-Chamberlam • Lord Chamberlain's of her Majesty s Department. ttousenoitl. Hon. Spencer Ponsonby The Viscount Castlerosse. The Lord Chamberlain of her Majesty's Household. Viscount Sydney. SUPPORTERS OF THE ...

... fair, Joseph Bourne, Cook and Son, Cooper and Goadman, Hollis and Sheath, King and Phillips, Pryse and Redman, W. L. Sargant, W. Scott and Son, Joseph Smith, Swinburn and Son, Tipping and Lawaen, Wm. Tranter, Thomas Turner, James Webley, Joseph Wilson ...

... and military. He was a Mag- nate of Hung an', Prince of the Roman Church, Coun- cillor of State, Austrian Field-marshal, Chamberlain, Knight of the Golden Fleece, and colonel of the 30th Regiment of Infantry. He served in Italy under the command of Radetzky ...

... Acton Murder.—Joseph and Isaac Brooks, charged with the murder of police-constable Davey, were again brought up at the Hammersmith Police- court, for further examination. The additional evi- dence now adduced went to show that the prisoner Joseph had been ...

... Chapel, for the august ceremonial was as follows. -11 Triumphal March, Beethoven; Marchfrom Athalie, Mendelssohn March from Joseph, Handel; Chorale, by H.R.H. the late Prince Consort; Grand Chaunt, Psalm Ixvii, Halle- lujah, Beethoven. The nauiie was ...

... days imprisonment; and the younger defendant 10s. fine, and 4s. costs. TRESPASS.—James Watkinp, Clytha Hill, was charged by Joseph Lane, of Berthllwyd farm, .Bettws Newydd, with committing a trespass on his land, by breaking down a hedge. This case originated ...

... heartless robbery, sentenced him to five years' penal servitude. GARNTACH.—STEALING MONEY, &C. Charles Chamberlain, 27, labourer, and Mary Ann Chamberlain, his wife, 26, were indicted for stealing a piece of paper and £ 1 Is. 6d. in money, the property of ...

... morning a marriage was solem- nised at the German Lutheran Chapel, in the Savoy, between the Baron Otto von Grunewaldt, chamberlain to his Majesty the Emperor of Russia, and Miss Julia Maria Rosseter, Bister-in-law of Mr. Judd, the American minister at ...

... Back, for 15,340 gallons-total, 50,768 gallons. A letter from Baden mentioas the death at that place of Couut Blucher, chamberlain to the %j.een of Prussia. The count was the nephew of Marshal Biuoher, who took part in the battle of Waterloo. We (Birmingiwm ...

... present in Paris. The house will be closed to subscribers, and only those persons admitted who receive invitations from the chamberlain. There are to be two ballets, and the two last acts of the Afrieaine will be performed. M. Archer, the French ofjicier de ...

... states that Major Baigrie had just returned from a two months' shooting excursion. lie had been in company with Colonel Chamberlain, Colonel Fraser, and Captain Martin. They killed thirty-six tigers, six bears, and four panthers. John Gray, probably the ...

... because they could not inconvenience their younger brethren as has hitherto been allowed. However, last night the chamberlains and vice-chamberlains, and other deputies in mulberry coats and much gold embroidery, were inexorable. Her Majesty's dress was of ...