... ahotse which knew not Joseph.: -Ftfeshire Journal. EDINss'uano ToiN COUNCIE PaocEEDINGs.-An extraordinary meeting of the Council was held on Friday se'nnight, to consider the report on the duties and enioluments of the Chamberlain. The report, which bore ...

... prevented on Wednesdays and Fridavs dourins Lent, whiile in parts of' the town not tinder the jurisdiction o' the Lord Chamberlain, theatrical and other pub- lie anmusements were permitted. This uas, lie conteLnded, a per- sonal grievance, which admitted ...

... of his advanced age, the ceremony should be as pritate as possible. It therefore tool place at the Manusionl-hbLse, the Chamberlain being of opillion that th-rev was no impropriety in that course. The co irt agreed that the aloption of that course shoold ...

... efficient performance of all the duties of the shrievalty by that gentleman-(cheers). Sir James Shaw, the highly respected Chamberlain of the City, was reappointed ainidst loud cheering. The inferior officers were then appointed, after whieh the common hall ...

... Robert Brown Care, Chas. Bower Adaly, Esq., J. M. Boltbey, Esq., Robert John Barnett, Esq., Fredk. Colsill, Esq., H. Thos. Chamberlain, Esq., Thomas Dilk, Esq., Win. Dickens, Esq., John B. Freer, Esq., Alarmion Edward Frierg, Esq., Arthur Francis Gregory ...

... he was sure, had done all for the best, and was not in the slightest degree to blame. Mr. Crease added, that the Lord Chamberlain had informed him that the particulars of the sad event were to be laid before the Queen, with a view of providing for the ...

... afternoon a depute- tion, accompanied by ISir B. Hall, M.P., consisting of Messrs. Kirby, Hugh Biers, G. A. Young,, Clapp, Joseph, and 'other. members of the Marylebone vestry, attended at the homne-office,' for the purpose of urging objections against ...

... turned the following verdict:- We find a verdict in the case of William Dawson, Wilful Murder against Joseph Simpson: and in the case of Joseph Simpson, Felo-de-se. We impose a deodand of 2,000 on the engine and tenders No. 15 and No. 82. With respect ...

... Orders for erecting seats in the Painted Chamber, and making other necessary prepara- tions, were issued from the Lord- Chamberlain's Office, and workmen have been busily employed in completing the arrange. ments for her Majesty's reception. THE LONDON ...

... -Ott Saturday a further private exatninatilo of the prisoner, Richard Lovegrove. took place in the presence of the Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Steward of the Household, Mr. Saunders, and Thos. Rawdon Ward, Esq., of Englefleld-green, Edward Foster, Esq. ...

... Barry-out of Cork County. Mr.' Coibally-out'of Meath County; and Mr. Joseph Hnme-'6t of Kilkenny. Mr. John O'Connell is, indeed, in Parliament; but it is at the, cost of Mr. Joseph Hume; and Mr. D. OConnell also ha a seat, but'it is at the sacrifice of ...

... but, finding that there was no admnission, she turned round, and made for the hall again. Just as she was passing the Chamberlain's Office, Mr. Henry Sewell, tone of the Lord Alayor's household, who had just left Sir James Shaw's apartments, turned round ...