... repect, and gave hlim a gold snuff- fill, surrounded with brillihnts, aiid thle King's; namne, M-. the initials ot Maximilian Joseph; was at the Barona several ittet; when the halls we're giveti; he wast there'six weeks; iiti 5as at the time of thee Carnival ...

... Richard Warner, John Garrison, John Williams, T. Larch, John Harris, Samuel Bond, •Thos. Broadsmith, Henry Fowler, Win' Lydiard, Joseph Symonds, T. Fletcher, John Hayden, Ant White, -Eliz. Brimage, Sarah James, Catharine Turner, Saran Hopkins, Margaret Page ...

... have to assure you, that the -whleof your Standard, Models are now completed, and only wait the appointment -of the Deputy Chamberlains of the Exchequer,'for their verification. I will fbrward them the moment they- have passed through this process, aild will ...

... Ilenderson of Carmnnnock, the Rev. Ro- bert Carr, Minister of Luss, to Georgina, daughter of the v late Thomas Henderson, Esq., Chamberlain of the City of I Edinburgh. At Comely Gardens, Edinburgh, on the 29th current, t William Mitchell, Esq., of the Commercial ...

... First Town Clerk. Iobert Ihomson, Esq., Second Town Clerk. -.Joseph Reid, Esq., 1 Depute Town Clerks. James Clelatid, Esq., Superintendent or Public Works. John Spreull, Esq.,. Chamberlain. Anidrew Simson, Esq., Procurator Fiscal. Jaimes '-ardie, Esq ...

... seen at the Council Chamber, Aberdeen. id Sealed Tenders may be delivered to Mr. Carnegie, Town e- Clerk, or Mr. Hardie, Chamberlain, on or before Saturday ny the 10th d~ay of FebrualTy next.- T ir- Council Chamber, !s, Aberdeen, 22d Dec., 1826. 3 nd N ...

... unpaid for. One more for good luck,” muttered Beppo, and I’ll lay out a couple of crazzie in oil for the lamp of my patron St. Joseph, over the way ; one more for good luck and the odd number.” His petition was heard ; one more just at this moment entered ...

... by the marriage of the Queen of Soain to one of his eons. Alderman Pine and Alderman Heygate compete for the office of Chamberlain of the City of London moot by the reingestion of Sir James Shaw. 12. Mr Villiers makes his moti in for the total repeal ...

... H-louse, accona- I palried by the Sheriff and Sheriff-Snlrbtitutes. andithe Lord Provost, luiegistrates, Town Clerks, and Chamberlain. The carriages were escorted by a troop tf Dragoons, evd preceded by the band of the s Infantry Regiiteiit wshich performed ...

... of various sizes, and those fronting Albion Street have cO Sunk Floors, Fi . Application may be made to Mr. Strang, City Chamberlain; or Bi Mr. John Baird, architect, St. Vincent Street, who will Show -0O the plans. an Chami~erlain's Ofiiee, Glasgow, February ...

... Cadell, of Grange; Joseph Hume of Locheote; Captain Hope, of posed of several hundred persons), consisting principally of re oin t i r i tzte banks ear do, and of suing and being sued like ths eCH imr-Bmson-Well, Sir? Carriden ; Joseph Home, yr., of I.:ochcote; ...

... Ml~dred, Esq. W William Skinner, J sn.,esee De~rnacrosos. CnArrnx.4i.-Charles Harwvood, Esq.; F.S.A. Drrurc-C- AeUsMNss-Joln Joseph Buttress, Esq. NV. Betts. Esq. NIV. I-T. Smith, Esq. Al John Churchill, Esq. W. Tress, Esq. inc W'alter Griffith, Es,. G. ...