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... the forces; dated Aby 4. 1813. U- To be Assistant.Commite,~aries-GeneraI to the Forces. a- Deputy Aesistant-Co ?? [Thonmas -Bennett; I ?? 1,83 as Deputy Aasistant.Commissar7General Janmes Coftin; dated I e- ?? 'Depulty AseistaftrniissarieGeneral to the be ...
... oner Henry Massev, from the 68th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Trit- ton, who retires. Sth FooL-Willim George Herbert Taylor Fairfax, to be lEnsign, by purchase, vice Wilkinson, promoted. 12th Fcot-Lieutenant George Lloyd Studdert, from the ...
... out of the city. ' Grant is a'trifle better. I have not seen him for a week. Poor Mrs Banks I I took her out myseli; she hanging on my arms and her dear little baby in my arms. I' was obliged to take her under the fire of -the large guns nearly all the ...
... the re- ceiver and payer for the whole rush.. With the least fore- eight and arrangement thesescenes of mobbing and scramb- Hang, disagreeable to the strong, and really dangerous to the w.eak, might be avoided. But, as usual, the public endured, paid, ...
... Criminal Court on Thursdany morning Edward A Welby P'ugin, who was on the previous day found guilty beii of libelling AIr Herbert, Royal Academician, was brought En, up for judgment. Baron Bramwelldenouinced.the conucluti 'the of the prisoner en strong ...
... Council have I arranged for a series of twelve lectures upon i advanced, invalid, and plain cookery, to be given by Bliss Bennett, of the Aberdeen School of Cookery. The lectures, which will be held in the Old Council i Hall, comnmence on 2nd February ...
... why Mr Bennett continued his candidature, after ti the emphatic expression of opinion in his favour, v unless he came before them fir the capacity oc a 0 Tory candidate. (Hisses and loud applause.) On p what grounds ire asked, could Air Bennett expect ...
... up I the concert of Europe -said concert consisting of the three Emperors, who wished the other, the smaller nations, to hang on by their coat tails- (launghter)-although at the time the Government was commended even by Liberal ?? for telling the three ...
... unfortnuate incident !, occurred. in the course of the afternoon a tele- grain was received ill the town stating that MIr Herbert Gladstone had been returned for Aiddle- sex, and the effect was to give rise to a feeling of great delight amongst the Liberal ...
... good s grounds, by the fact of Mr Bennett polling 1 as many as 892 votes. Mr Williamson's ] triumph may not last very long, for if } unity is subsequently sought for in I the Liberal ranks Mr Williamson no less ?? Bennett will have to give way to I some ...
... This division was nrker the command of Major-General Sir Johu I i C. M'eod, K-C.B. ; and she Brigadiers were Brevet-Colonel. Herbert, 21st. Regtimental Dils- i trict; Brevet-Colonel M. de Ia P. Beresford. E,! 91st Regimental District ; Brevet-Colonel Wise ...
... brought to a lose. f - THE XILMARNOCK BURGHS. MR BRNNETT c DUnLEIGR AT RENF ltRAW-UFRIOABIOUS OIEETINO. ?? Saturday evening ?? Bennett Burleigh, Liberal candidate for Govan, addressed a crowded naeeting of electors in the Town Hail, Rtenfrew, in support of ...