... Bishop of Clifton, the Hon. William Joseph Hugh Clifford, will be immediately appointed Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster in place of the late Cardinal Wiseman ; that the Hon. George Talbot, domestic chamberlain to his Holiness the Pope, who will ...

... tions, those who arrived first being the first admitted. The number of introduc- tions which have been sent into the Lord Chamberlain's office, according to the regulations which are laid down, has been unusually large, partly no doubt on account of the ...

... Sir George Bowles, Sir George Shee, and Mr. Charles Barrington; (sixth), the Duke of Cambridge, Viscount Bury, the Lord Chamberlain and the Archbishop of Canterbury ; (seventh), the Speaker, the Lord Chancellor, Earl Russell, -and Earl Granville ; (eighth) ...

... and Cardinal Antonelli was by no means over. The resolute Belgian established himsel at the Vatican as one of the private chamberlains, and whenever the pope hinted at the propriety of his taking a journey for the benefit of his heallth he met the advice ...

... before them on the subject of the power of the Lord Chamberlain to grant licenses to rooms, such as the Hanover- square Rooms, for nllrnin- concerts. The opinion was to the effect that the Lord Chamberlain still retained this power, and that it w-as not, ...

... Marseilles from Constantinople which states that, according to the latest intelligence from Beyrout, all the partisans of Joseph Karam had submitted to the authorities, and it was expected that Karam hil-self would shortly do the same. Tranquillity had ...

... Italian hymn to the Trinity,- Perdono, mio Dio; Mio Dio, perdono; Perdono, mio Dio; Perdono, pieth I Yesterday, the feast of St. Joseph, the Pope administered the com- munion to a crowd of foreigners in the Sixtine Chapel. It is said that on Palm Sunday, in ...

... use of paint. At the nomination this morning Mr. Roger Eykyn was proposed by Mr. H. Driver and seconded by Mr. Thos. Chamberlain. Mr. W. R. Harris, the late mayor of the borough, proposed Mr. Edwards, who was seconded by Mr. Bedborough. No other candidate ...

... received at the entrance by the Lord Mayor and the City Lands Committee. Having been conducted to the place assigned him, the Chamberlain of London addressed the Prince, and in the name of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Com- mons of the City of London presented ...

... le number of pre- sentations were made, the names having received the royal sanction several days ago through the Lord Chamberlain. No other levde for the present season has yet been announced. The Bishop of Worcester has licensed the Rev. William George ...

... theatres are licensed by the Lord Chamberlain, and music. halls, and other places of public entertainment, by the magistrates is inconvenient and unsatisfactory. They propose therefore that the department of the Lord Chamberlain shall be so organised as to ...

... to establish a regular office for supervising theatrical performances, and it was placed under the authority of the Lord Chamberlain. In this form the censorship has continued to the present time; and the question is how far, looking to recent experience ...