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... -UNTEPAL OF SIR HENRY | MAATTER JACKSON, BART. I n e The funeral of Sir Heury Mather Jackson, Bart., Gla d. who was elevated to the judicial bench a fortnight I d h ago, and who died in London last week, took place i a yesterday, at Flaybrick-hilL cemetery ...
... namely, Mr. Henry Mather Jackson, (~>.C, M.P., Mr. William Jackson, Mr. Thomas H. Jackson, Mr. Edward P. Jackson, and Mr. John Jackson; her two son»- in-law, Major Ewing and Mr. F. Underwood ; hi: four grandchildren. Master Henry Mather Jackson, jun.. Master ...
... Member, and Mlr. D. P. Macgregor, who for- merly represented the constituency, and a Glad. tonian candidate, Mr. Fergusou. The name of Mr. H. Munster, of Brizhtbn, was also on the ballot paper, but he had retired in favour of Mr. Macgregor. The results of these ...
... H. ai » aoo. roCLKKSKUBKBTS—Om. 3, 34, Yab-«.n*t. Denbif h, the wit. of A, Kgolka. Rotor of a daughter. KKLK-Ow 2, at 28, Mather-road, the artfe John B. a daughter. LA WTO 2, at 22, Brookdalnenad. the wife of W. Uvvki. a MACK KRETH—Nov. at Stanley-road ...
... Silver Sells agast.Mather's Heels' The XIONDEB STAKES, for eight All-aged Grey- I bounds at 23 169. each. Winner, £15; second, £6. - ,.Dewhurs Stranger agst Skinner's St. John Kilner's The Baron agst Gowing'a Go on Miss - Mather's Maeol Prince agst ...
... WsfaSe, SbIipey ?? eando. ' hi b cotton, 4OV1aslks,' E. MolyncctS, j':Sr'BO s'-ice, ?? eay 'oIgsoNand co. b h ttoT J ad8. Mather lt0 dv, t 1-Cropper, Benson ?? .52 do .~ ausa .43 ,0 Owens and Son,. .109 do, A. Nltaceor a4 co..1 do . r M'millan and ...
... cotton, A. and S. Richaeds ald co. Jane, R. H. Tucker, fnm Savannah, with I11 I bl otton, .r. Y. and R. Mather. .1 04 do, J. Marshall. *83 do, A. Macgregor and of co. .306 do, 1 to I hf te cotton seed, llathlbone Brothers and in co. .8000 cane seeds, said ...
... c. xiii, v. 14, said Here we have no continuing city. lain March 21, at Newcastle-on-Tyne, aged 79, the Rev. she John Mather, late of Beverley, where he was 36 years .id pastor of the congregational church assembling in Lairgate He Chapal. a as March ...
... and Pooley49 do J ansd R Aiather27 do J Fisher asd co79 do A Macgregor and ;h co10 do C Bourne60 do Bourne, Baker and Beurne.. 268 do T Wilson and Son21 do Mather, Parkesandco7doJGmnett at ?? 20 do R Roberts .32 do Rathbone, Hodgson ...
... posse- a sian and government by the name of British New d Guinea. Her Majesty has a'so been pleased to I appoint William Macgregor, Esq., MD) QMXG.. Nu to bewdmlnintrator of the possession of British .t Nesv Guinea.. t A Renter's telezram from Hobart Town ...
... Liverpool, 0. Bacon, from ChaeVleiton, with IS1I cotton, s. Dentin - .105 do, afUthlone, Hlodgson, and 6b -p .00 do, J. and R. Mather. 50 do, ft. Turner D jun. and Co. 300 do, Jack- sonend Hroandfoot- -100 do, . an T. Hllutchinson and3cotlton do, Ashtos an* ...
... or passage, having excellent aceommo- nations, apply to Captain sstchinson oni board, east. side Ge.rge s-doctk, - THOMAS MATHER, Zxdsatghealley, a - Or to GEORGE.MACKIE',-K kiig-street. , Liverpool, 50th Septeniber, 1$17. -7 F - - - . For ST..LUCIA, ...