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... the county deeply sympathises. Captain Montague, of the Royal Engineers, is a prisoner at Sebastopol, and is not wounded. Lord Erroll observes that his wound. described by the Times at comporati.ely trillitu. was so serious that at the end of four months ...
... Highness the Duchess Kent, tbe Archbishop 0 Canterbury, the Bishop of London, the Lord Chancellor, Lord Melbourne, Lord Palmerston, Lord Errol, Lord Albemarle, Lord John Russell ...
... nighties% the Ductless of Kent, the Archbishop of Canterbu r y, the Bishop of Leaden, the Lord Chancellor, Lord Melbourne, Lord Palmerston, Lord Errol, Lord Albemarle, Lord John ...
... fitted up by George the Fourth, iii St. James's Palace, to all the members of her Majesty's liottsehoLl, at which Lord Errol, as Lord Steward, will preside. Covers fur about 130 will be laid. The room will be fitted up with great magnificence, and nothing ...
... persons with which ii was crowded. Upon the bench were the Earl of xbriitge, the Duke of Brunswick, Lord Colchester, Sir Henry Wheatley, the Earl of Erroll, Lord Fitzclarence, Count Nasselrade, Mr. Fox Maule, and other persons of distinction. The counsel for ...
... never before witnessed (Cheers). The | Lord Melbourne rose amid profound silence, and said, nothing about this measure being delayed. I understood \ noble lord Earl of Ripon), as well as the lion, gen- | \j v Lords, it now becomes rny duly acquaint your ...
... Errol». I'HIC NSW OULONISS Ii ie that a Mop forward is to he taken iwidlembeg the id administration is the sew Oatcake. As Is sheers by.. Blee.hunk Put pehliebed. Oineneor Maser telegraphed to Mr. Chamberlain oe July 3 : It amid, I think, be desirable ...
... LORD WOLSELEY'S STAFF. Colonel the Earl of Erroll, who has been appointed aide-de-camp to Lord Wolseley as Commander-in- Chief,joined the army as a cornet in the Royal Horse Guards in 1969, became lieutenant in 1871, captain in 1875, major in 1881, and ...
... RIAISIDOLT OF TOR LORDS. The HOUSE or LORDS resumed its sittings on May 2 after the Easter recess. The Earl of Erroll took the oath and his seat on succeeding to lhe title. Various private bills were read a second time, other were read a third time and ...
... LORD ROBERTS AND St7RRENDER- ING BURGHERS. With the object of removing an impression prevalent among the Boers that burghers will suffer death or banieliment on surrender, the following instructions have been received from Lord Roberta and circulated: ...
... THE LATE LORD STRATFORD DE On Saturday afternoon the remains of Viscount Stratford de Radcliffe were interred in the church. yard of Frant, near Tunbridge-wells, in the presence of his daughters, some old personal friends, and many of the villagers. The ...
... STRONG PROCLAMATION NT LORD ROBIRTS. The following are the thief points of Lord Roberta 's new proclamation. It sets forth that whereas many burghers have broken the oath of neutrality by aiding and abetting the enemy, and whereas the Transvaal Government ...