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... four, five, and six bottles; Fish Carvers and Forks in Case Soun • Egg Stands Cups; Toast Backs; king’s, Thread, and Fiddle Patton Forks and Spoons, In Table, Dessert, Tea, Salt, and Mustard; Ivory-handle Table and Dessert Knives; ditto Knives and Forks; ...
... cood JDWELLING-HOUSE, and «H nec««- BMjTdKm laiding,, and about 128 a. On. 17r. statute meanre, of nod intis, Meadow, and Patton Land; and part ol THEOABBIC AND LANTATTS, taaetter 47a. In. Sr., statute moaanre, of good Meadow and Paabtre Land; now and ...
... W.; fine. * Padstow, May 20.—Arrived—Charlotte, Pride&ux, and Ada, Hutchings, Newport. Sailed— Haynes, Marazion; Boconnoc, Patton, Truro; Victoria Goad, Southampton; Samuel and Elizabeth, Hick*’ Waterford. Wind, W.S.W.; fine. * Newquav, May 20^— No Arrivals ...
... were the next highes scorers —The Pigeon Match Wednesday was not good as it wonld have teen bod the weather teen fine. Capt. Patton, of Taunton, won the sweepstakes, and the c p will be shot for on Tuesday next. SPECIAL MEETING THE TH rLYMOUTH COURT OF GUARDIANS ...
... band. The society is reported to a flonrishing condition. —The pigeon shooting on the Warren, for sUver cop, between Capt. Patton, of Taunton,, Mr. Sonthwood, and Mr. R. Wlddlcombe, resulted in Capt. Patten being declared the winner. G, Fowler has been ...
... animated and joyous appearance than it pat on yesterday morning, in consequence of the marriage, at the parish church, of Capt. Patton, of HJC. 27tb, or Inniskilling Regiment, to Miss Clara Fripp, daughter of Mr. Fripp, of Sea Lawn House. Both families are ...
... Dawll.h, on lhe4U. Inst., the Rev. Edward Pursdon.aßßlsted bythe Rev.J&mw Lyoo, hroth«-in-law of tie brido C.p'.am B^thuu. Patton, Inniskillings, sou of »P^^* o °’ Bishop’s Hull House, and Stoko Court, county Sum era et, Clara Ricketts, youngest daughter ...
... INN. FAMILY HOTEL AND POSTING HOUSE. JOSEPH PRATT respectfully announces to the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, the numerous Pattons ot the above Establishment, and the Public generally that Continues tho Business tor so many your • ducted his late Patber ...
... 21, East Caradon. Sortridge Consols, 12s, Gd., rning contrivance, it was stealing according to the law. There was that of Patton v. Raymer, Cox's Mugistracy, 1st vol., p. 134. The Recorpver: You must hear what this witness has to Inbourer (imp.), were ...
... honorary members, compass meter iu malachite, Miss Sage-Ley. . aioams, Greatest number, honorary members, pbotograpn Miss Patton. Miss M'akh. Highest gross score, members, gold br^ - Greatest number hits, members, Second highest, gross score, ormolu trinket ...
... his gralclnl acknowlodgmeots to the Nobility, GcolrytheGfflceraot the Uni tot cs. and Public generally, for the very liberal Patton age' that has been conteircd upon him during his Proprietorship thU Establishment. tokos present rPP rt strongly recommending ...
... remainder of his party in charge of Mr. Brake at Cooper’s Creek. The party remaining at the depot were Messrs. Brake (in charge), Patton, M‘Donongb, Dost Mahomroed, and camels and twelve horses. Mr. Wright, the officer charge of the contingent party, left at ...