but the King himself, the Princess, in a covered chair carried by two bearers, the Lord High Chamberlain, two Maids of Honour, and Fairyfoot.

As for the Princess herself, she really could not be more beautiful than she had been; but the Lord High Chamberlain, who had been an exceedingly ugly old gentleman, after washing his face, became so young and handsome that the First Maid of Honour immediately fell in love with him.

He made his chamberlain one of the highest officers of State.

He had been page to Charles II., and lord chamberlain to Mary of Modena.

The other chief officers of the crown, the constable, mareschal, seneschal, chamberlain, treasurer, and chancellor [l], were members, together with such feudal barons as thought proper to attend, and the barons of the exchequer, who at first were also feudal barons, appointed by the king [m].

The Laureate office was made a patentable one, in the gift of the Lord Chamberlain, as purveyor of the royal amusements.

Two explorers from Chamberlain Lake started at the same time that we did.

Agt. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA506 First Ave.A.J. MANDERSON, General Agt. R.W. CHAMBERLAIN, Passenger Agent, Transfer Depot. J.W. MAYNARD, Ticket Agent, Transfer Depot. A.T. ELWELL, City Ticket Agent, 507 Broadway.

Count Zobor, the chamberlain, had taken very indecent and unbecoming liberties with his character, in the presence of his own Ambassador at Vienna; and that court had given shelter to 1500 Muscovites, who having escaped his arms, fled thither for protection.

To this end he sent to demand count Zobor, and the 1500 Muscovites should be given into his hands: the timid emperor complied with the first and sent his chamberlain to be punished as the king thought fit; but it was not in his power to acquiesce with the other; the Roman envoy, then at Vienna, having intelligence of it, provided for their escape by different routs.

The emperor, who would have yielded any thing to get the king of Sweden out of his neighbourhood, granted even this, disobliging as it was to the pope and his own catholic subjects: and having ratified these concessions, the king vouchsafed to let his chamberlain return, without any other punishment than imprisonment, so long as these affairs remained in agitation.

Stensgaard has attacked Chamberlain Bratsberg in a rousing speech, and the Chamberlain has been induced to believe that the attack was directed not against himself, but against his enemy Monsen.

Stensgaard has attacked Chamberlain Bratsberg in a rousing speech, and the Chamberlain has been induced to believe that the attack was directed not against himself, but against his enemy Monsen.

No complaints were brought before Mr. Chamberlain.

[Footnote A: We would observe, that they did not refer to Mr. Chamberlain, but to another magistrate, whose name they mentioned.

R81308, 23Jul51, Emily Owen Cerf (W) CHAMBERLAIN, GEORGE AGNEW.

R85935, 2Nov51, George Agnew Chamberlain (A) CHAMBERS, C. BOSSERON, illus. Quentin Durward.

Dorothy Chamberlain (E); 16May67; R409740.

Dorothy Chamberlain (E); 16May67; R409742.

Dorothy Chamberlain (E); 16May67; R409737. Out to lunch.

Dorothy Chamberlain (E); 16May67; R409736.

Dorothy Chamberlain (E); 16May67; R409738.

Dorothy Chamberlain (E); 16May67; R409741.

Dorothy Chamberlain (E); 16May67; R409739.

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