... M.P. Treasurer of the Household, Lord Marcus Hill, M.P. Vice-Chamberlain, Lord Edward Howard, M.P. Garter Prineipal King of Arms. Lord Steward, the Marquis of Westminster. Lord Chamberlain, the Marquis of Breadalbane. Prince Albert, The Queen, leading ...

... freedom, one friend to. the rights of conscience,: one friend to the personal and social freedom of the people-the Emperor Joseph, but with that single exeeption-every member, ofithe Halls of Hapsburg has: been contrary to political freedom. That, than ...

... fought victoriously in defence; and it was only when every attempt to bring about an honourable peace failed, when Francis Joseph, who was never our king, dared in his manifesto of the 4th of March, 1849, to utter the curse that' Hungary should exist ...

... Secondaries. . . . The Common Pleaders. - . The Judge of the Sheriffs' Court. ' The Common Serjeant. 'The Town Clerk. The Chamberlain. Trumpeter. , Trumpeter. HERALD.- I' I. I. I' I, I' I[alberdier. llalberdier. ' ialberdier. Balberdier. Halberdier. Halberdler ...

... in the form best calculated to secure the enufragem of the Radical party, to whom he had obtained a recommendation from Mr. Joseph Hume. He however lost the election in two contests; but his speeches won for him great applause, and were spoken of as giving ...

... was not allowed to be disturbed until Sir Joseph Paxton, Sir Charles Fox, and other parties of high engineer- irg authority had an opportunity of examining it and the course it bad takens in falling. Sir Joseph Paxton and Sir Charles Fox made very minute ...

... esuators, deputies, &c. Next came the foreigners, and after them the public functionaries and. autherities of high rank. The chamberlains took down the names of each, and annsenunced them as they presested them, first to the Empress, and next to the Emperor ...

... Queen was conducted to the throne by the Lord Chamberlain; Prince Albert and the Prince of Wales bring by her side. The Lord Chamberlain, the Marquis at Breadalbane, was on the right; and the Vice-Chamberlain, Lord Ernest Bruce, was on the left of the throne ...

... Charles Keans, 19th Regt., diarrhcea, Dec. 15. Walter Campion, 44th Regt., rheumatism, Dec. 14. Joseph Gulludge, Royal Artillery, dysentery, Dec. 14. Joseph Wright, Sappers and Miners, diarrhoea, Dec. 15 John Wilkinson, Royal Artillery, diarrhcea, Dec ...

... .1. Crowe, slightly; William Harrison, slightly; Joseph Bantingi slightly; Thomas McKenna, slightly; 88th Regiment of I sot, Prirate Richard. Nelson, dangerously; 90th Regiment of Foot, Privates Joseph :lurnpr, severely; John Nowflan, severely; 97th Regimrent ...

... an-d is known to be a coal-wbipper, was brought up, charged with burglariouely breaking into the dwelling-house of Mr. James Joseph Baldwin, No. 14, Albert-square, Commercial-road East, near the Thames Police-court, and stealing 1504, two silver salt spoons ...

... Styles, W. Forster, S. Lewe, T. H1aydon. 17th Foot: Private F.:Cra oley. 21st Foot: Private J. Oleary. 23rd Foot: Sergeant Chamberlain; Privates D. Driscoll, R. Davies, G. Klemish, J. Wallis, T. Bailey, A. Komposter, J. Bailey, G. Bgley. 30th Foot: Private ...