... &c. The Lord Provost being called to the chair, briefly stated the object of the meeting, after which Dr. Strang, city chamberlain, read the correspondence which had been entered into with the London secretary, in order to obtain the requisite information ...

... of the Board of Control, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, the - Secretary at War,-the Lqrd Steward, the a Lord Chamberlain, the- Master of the Horse, an e Groom of the Stole to the Prine.~Tinw- A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday afternoon ...

... WVivenhee, were alarmed by some loud groans, as from a man in great pain, proceeding from a meadow I belonging to J. G. Chamberlain, Esq. That gentleman wvas apprised of the circumstance, and his nephew, with the aid of some lanterns, immediately repaired ...

... are elegantly finished with satin and zebra wood, re- ti lieved with azure and gold. The Eclipse is commanded t] by Captain Joseph Hamilton. Captain. Hamilton's J former sh ip, the South Carolina, was the first of the t] California fleet that reached home ...

... Colonial Departments, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, the Lord Steward, the Lord Chamberlain, the Master of the Horse, and the Groom of the Stole to the Prince.-Morning Chronicle. The Griat Chess Tournanment--According ...

... Palmerston (officiating for Sir G. Grey, Home Secretary), and i 3received the honour of knighthood from 11er Majesty. Alr Joseph Paxton, AMr. William Cubitt, and Mr. Charles Fox were severally presented to the Queen by Viscount Pal- mnerston, and had ...

... Picture Gallery. a Shortly before 10 o'clock lei Majesty and his Royal lligh- ness Prilnce Albert were conducted by the Lord Chamberlain . from the Yellow Drawihig-Room to the Saloon, whicih was fitted up for the concert with rows of seats of crimsoil and b ...

... to leave the town. An order was im- tl mcdiately sent down from Vienna that all persons f bearing the rank of honorary chamberlain (a very C auinerous hody), and every member of alny order, 1P elhould be in attendance to receive tile Emperor in l the ...

... Alderman Hunter, leaving tle bulk of her pro- a perty to the Lord MAayor of London and the Chamberlain for S the time beilng, to act with her executor, Mfr Joseph 8hip- i ton, an emineent solicitor at Chesterfield, as trustees, to be distributed amongst ...

... Bert., Mlaster of the Alint, 1792 64 ~Marquis of Westminster, Lord Steward, ..1795 98 ,_ Marquis of lBreadallhana, Lord Chamberlain, ..1796 57 EalSt eras, Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, 1798 98 Sir R. Botbell, Solicitor-General, .. 1800 53 Air. Strutt, Chancellor ...

... Alexander Ewing, lady, amid daughter, 0 Mr. John S. Gliddun, Mrs. John Gilson, four eliildren, end )s servant, Miss C. D. Chamberlain, and Miss Alice Dodsaun. ~The names of the crew lost from the Trade Wind are:- Thomas Pierce, carpenter; John Assew, first ...

... ; James Chandler, c ; James Rawliugs, e; Alfred Foster, cc; John Malx- I hami, nse; Joseph Chamberlain, se.I IST BATrrALION SCOTs FURs~axa Gti~kms.-Serjeaints Joseph I Guerin, s ; Kenneth Camenron, a ; James Craig, S ; Jiiies Clew, ?? Dlryden, so; Cosnio ...