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... ambition to win the Gold Cup, and gave 4,000 guineas for the Colonel entirely for that one event but the night before the race Lord Chesterfield bought the famous Zinganee from Sam Chifney for 2,500 guineas. The entry that year was one of the most splendid ...
... 17tli of next month are incorrect, as the date of departure has not yet been definitely fixed. The Lord Chancellor, Lord Ilerschell, has succeeded Lord Spencer as Minister in attendance at Balmoral. It is rather a painful pleasure, as life at Balmoral ...
... the Independent Theatre is now under the jurisdiction of the Lord Chamberlain, what becomes of its independence This is a question which demands an answer from Mr. Greiii. Here is the Lord Chamber lain refusing to license Mr. William Heinemann's play ...
... tlie Ball, for which about two thousand invita tions have been issued by the Lord Chamberlain. The dates of the second State Ball and second State Concert were not fixed by the Lord Chamberlain without a great deal of trouble. It was not only difficult to ...
... strength. I am glad to say that letters from this island inform me that Captain Erroll, though terribly prostrated by the complaint, is now making a somewhat slow recovery. Mrs. Erroll has joined her husband at Las Palmas, and their large circle of friends may ...
... week being so close at hand; nevertheless, like most really busy people, he managed to spare a few minutes. Ever since Lord Erroll laid the foundation-stone of the original Grand Stand, he said, an event which took place on Jan. 16, 1839, the stand had ...
... given to Lord Cornwallis on that under standing, and he held it till 1823. Lord Maryborough came next, and after him were Lord Lichfield, Lord Chesterfield, Lord Errol, Lord ...
... son, also Sir Walter, was elevated to the peerage in 1606 as Lord Scott of Buccleuch, while his only son was made Earl of Buccleuch and married Lady Mary Hay, daughter of the Earl of Errol, which throws an interesting light 011 the presence of the American ...
... course generally, and to build a Stand more in keeping with the place. The first stone of the new Stand was laid by the Earl of Erroll, Master of the Buckhounds, on Jan. 16, 1839. It was built by Mr. Cutliell, of Oxford Street, from a design by Mr. Higgins ...
... variety of parts. Then a success ful season followed, with Miss Vera Beringer as The Real Little Lord Fauntleroy: Miss Wylford's delightful impersonation of Mrs. Errol will be remembered by many. Miss Wvlford next produced a play at Terry's Theatre, and toured ...
... presented by them to Mrs. Hill Trevor. Amongst the audience we noted Lady Jeune, Lord and Lady Trevor, Lady Vivian, Earl and Countess of Erroll, Lady Home, Lady Conyers, Lord Kinnoul, &c. TRILBY AT THE MATINflE THEATRE. On Friday, the 18th inst., Mr. Trant ...
... of Far from the Madding Crowd, the dramatised version of Mr. Hardy's famous novel Loyse in The Ballad-Monger, Mrs. Errol in Little Lord Fauntleroy, and the series of characters, too fresh in the memory of playgoers to need individual mention, which she ...