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... repect, and gave hlim a gold snuff- fill, surrounded with brillihnts, aiid thle King's; namne, M-. the initials ot Maximilian Joseph; was at the Barona several ittet; when the halls we're giveti; he wast there'six weeks; iiti 5as at the time of thee Carnival ...
... First Town Clerk. Iobert Ihomson, Esq., Second Town Clerk. -.Joseph Reid, Esq., 1 Depute Town Clerks. James Clelatid, Esq., Superintendent or Public Works. John Spreull, Esq.,. Chamberlain. Anidrew Simson, Esq., Procurator Fiscal. Jaimes '-ardie, Esq ...
... Council proceedincs, that the statement of the City revenue, the ahstract of which was laid on the tabzle hv Mr. String, the Chamberlain, presents a vfrv cheerinr oview for the ptst season, as compared with the rear which preede-d it. For the Year ending 30th ...
... William Barr, jun. B :e Robert Kirkland, Treasurer. th Gavin Lang and Robert Wilson, Town Clerks. Ii to llotert Brown, Town Chamberlain. tb rr John Anderson, Burgh Fiscal. no 1- A I RD RYE. p. On Tuesday last,the election of Councillors forthis burgh took ...
... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. k I Lord Groat Chamberlain's Office, keo . ?? of Lords, Jan. 31. trne i the Peeresses, on announcing their intention of being present on the occasion of the opening of Parliament, on Tuesday the 4th of t ol1 IFebrtuary ...
... bOND ON, J UN F 4, Thie E3el ?? at Tu'-hiniglam Pol ee.AInsard has been honoured by receiving thie Lord Chamberlain's commands to attend5 with an orchestra olf 35 performers, at Buckingham Palace, on Friday next, The three orchestras who are thus retained ...
... of Lincoln, the Ear] of Dalb4)usie, the Earl St. Germans, the Ri-ht Hon. Sidney Herbert, the Lord Steward, the ex Lord Chamberlain, the Master of the Horse, and the Cr Grroom of the Stole to Prince Albert- The Queen in ho Council was pleased to declare ...
... a formner mneeting, regarding the expense t' A of the City Churches. He stated that, from the pressure of business, the Chamberlain had net yet been able to furnish the 9 most important part of the return, viz., the originial cost of the ` City Churches ...
... by Mr. R. L.Jones, accom. panied by the Merchant Tailors' Livery, of which com- pany he has been installed a member. The Chamberlain, in presenting the freedom to his Lordship, highly compli- mented him for the skill and gallantry which he had 18 manifested; ...
... Lord of the Treasury, the Secretaries of State for the Home, Foreign, and Colonial departments, the Lord Steward, the Lord Chamberlain, and -Master of the Horse. The Queen in Council was pleased to declare the Right Hon. the Earl Granville Vice-President ...
... James lleddie. Eisq. William Davie, Esq. Town-Cleris. Angus 'Tuirner, Esq. ( Arthur Forbes, Esq. . John Strang, Esq. ?? Chamberlain and Superintendent of Works. William Ferguson, Esq. Accountant. John Bernet, Esq. Procurator-Fiscal. William Aitcheson, ...
... unun- icn be renmoniously created, bitt cthe officer in charge shonwed him an tl order written by Cardinal Anconlelli, Chamberlain to the Pope, in wirhiti in was expressly and foretaily, stalteni chat hep at ivas nietersinedi not to commisnicate, directly ...