... Darby, C. Rollason, John Chamberlain Barlow, John Millard, William Barnett, Thomas Hfolcroft, jun., Joseph Hipkiss, William Whitehouse, and Stephen Thompson. The following have resigned : Messrs. Thomas Holcroft, jun., and Joseph Hlipkins. MUTUAL IsortovEuzNr ...

... consent was given. Scene, a summer drawing room, wilicisl the Majesty of Englaccd and her Princely Consort ; to them enter Chamberlain.- Chainc: May it please your Majesty, (presents letter expla- natory of project, which lie still further elucidates by remarks ...

... William forgan, Mr. A.~Morgan, Mr. J.-A. COoperi Mr. T. Buteherd, Mr. ,ollina, Mr. DAniell, Mr. Water.4, Mr lseMCdardie,. Mr. Joseph 'aTish, Mr. J. R. Chirm, Mr. Maurice Jones, Air: H. Browett, jan., At lialf-past seven the chair woe taken by Sir Joncs RtATOLIFr ...

... stopped at ithe New England Hotel last night told a frightful story of can- nibalisus on the Plains, between Pike's Peak and St. Joseph, Missouri: He was direct from Auraria City, which is located right in the heart of the so-called gold region. He left Genesee ...

... tho Dulke of Somerset, First Lf)rd of the Admdiraly ; the 1E trl of Elgin, Potniastor-Gencral ; Viscount Sydney, Lhold Chamberlain and thle Marquis of Ailesbury, MAaster of the Horse. Tise Rlight Hon. T. Miener G ibson was declared by the Queen in Council ...

... and last toast was The health of the ' Artopsariacolathic' Members. proposed in a highly humiorous speech by Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, who ironically defended the fol- lowers of the loaves and fishes, who only appeared at the social ectertainnients ...

... Bedehamber to Charles Prince of Wales, in armour-70 guineas (Mattison). 126, Van Dyck, Philip Herbert, Earl of Pembroke, Lord Chamberlain of the King's Household and Chancellor I of the IUniversity of Oxford-31 gaineai (Rhodes). 131-2, Paul Vansomer, the Earl ...

... between the approach of one corps d'armne and another, the little Imperial Prince was brought down from the balcony by a chamberlain, who held hiia up to the Emperor to kiss. As if in indulgence of a sudden caprice of the child, the Emperor placed him astraddle ...

... elected president, Mr. W. Harris vice-president, and Professor Chamberlain honorary secretary. hMr. Empaon exhibited two picturesque views of the Exchange at Monte Video. lr. J. H. Chamberlain exhibited drawings for the alterations at Umberslade Hall, and ...

... crowded rooms, it is usually considered that the people who go to see the others go have rather the best of it. The Lord Chamberlain is pestered to death for tickets for the corridors, &c., from those who have the right of entrfc, but who prefer to go ...

... Edgbaston, £1. is.; Mr. James Hunt, £2. 28.; Mr. Henry Wiggin, S1.; A Friend, per ditto, £1.; Workmen of Nettlefold and Chamberlain, £1. 3a. 9d.; Workpeople of Footherape and Shenton, per J. R. Burns, l1s. 6d.; A few of the Work. men of Bea and Webb. St ...

... J. T. Bunco and Mr. R. F. Mectinear to propose the vice-president for the year, and Professor Chamberlain was chosen with much applause. Mr. J. Chamberlain proposed, and Mr. J. A. Kenrick seconded, the appointment of Mr. G. S. Mathews as treasurer, who ...