... went from Laleham, with her suite, in four carriaeges, ands was received, on alighting, by the Duke of Ddonlrose, the Lord Chamberlain, a guard etf bonour being placed at the entrance of the Court-Yard. His Majesty re- ceived the young princess at the top ...

... to the relief of destitute prisoners on their discharge. The debtors In Newcastle Gaol, return their grate- ful thanks to Joseph Price, Elq. of Gateihead, for lOs. 6d.; to Sir M. W. Ridley & Co., bankers, Newcastle. for lOs. ; to Sir Reay, ryne Brewery ...

... _ USIXC MEETING AT ALNWICK.-, , In co pliance with a requisitio l-very respectably signed, the chamberlains of the borough of Alnivick con- vened a meeting of the inhabitants, at ?? Hall, on Friday last, to take into consideration I the propriety of ...

... Catle, bouind to take custody of the body oft his late Majesty till it was handed otter to ce spurititendenice of the Lord Chamberlain, and tbat lie was not relieved from that custody so soon as woulti citable hilm to attend uipon the -louse of Commons earlier ...

... Duke of Gordoni GX.B., to be keeper ot the Great Seal of Scotland; George Harry Earl of Stamford and Warrington, to be Chamberlain of the county palatine of Ches- tar; Henry Charles Duke of Beautifrt, K. G., to be Constable of his. Majesty's Castle of ...

... towards buildingf a chtipel'of ease at Betawell, within thevicar ?? -_20, by T. WV. Beaumnont, Esq. M.F. an7d 1 Is., bcy Mrs Joseph Forster. A Friend, by W. Chapman, Esq., has presented a donation of 5l., and Lady Trevelyanl 11. to the Infant Schools of ...

... evilI hold a levee at St. James's Palace, onl vVeldnesdlay, thc 8ti of Deceinber next, at two o'clock. Offiee of the Lord Chamberlain to the Queen, St. James's, Nov. 25._Notice is herebygivell, that the Qucen has appeiti A 'I'Tihrsday, the '4ith of February ...

... Lord Alvauley.-The 12tb ult, at Netherwitton, Sarah, daughter of Mr Joseph Fenwick ; the amtne day and place, Nichol, aged 6 years; on the 1159, John, aged 1. years; and onthe22tid, Joseph, aged4years,-tethreechildren ?? John Snaith, all of the scartlet ...

... Hotel, Birmingham. Joseph iines Bloxham, late of ing's Sutton, Northamptonshire, but then of Hales Owen, Shropshire, apothecary, and dealer and vendor in drugs and medicines, Radenharst's New Royal Hotel, Birmingham. John Jones and Joseph Fereday, Dudley ...

... cearuiseece of tile injuries bile theit received d(ied six months ..tenil o.rds. All inqoest ttti held 0110n the body of Mr Joseph Willi- ris, o lptot,'chsetieli hs xciet ta nhi symnpalthy. Ho ?? araay fom imly t Duley, citdlwhen pea-. sis ner t Rssel'sHal ...

... the most independent of' taat body. Mr Geo. Thirkeld Gibson called the attention ot' the Mayor to several items jD the Chamberlains' accounts of last year; amongst which he mentioned a sum of 317 19s. 1 Id. recetved as rer~ta that ivas not accounted tbr: ...

... head that they were altogether in- surmountable!. Sir John Cam Hobhouse, Lords Melbourne, Duncannon, Auckland, Althorp, Mr Joseph Hume, M. P., &c., who were at the Speaker's, afforded the most active and eficient aid pos- sible, pointing out the uselessness ...