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... 36th, vice Butt, dec. to be Lieutenants. 59th Ditto—Lieut J. Doran to be Capt, without p. vice Mathers, dec ; Ensign G. Clark to be Lieut, vice Doran R. Macgregor, Gent, to be Ensigu, vice Clark. 60th Ditto—3d Lieut and Adjutant F. Cogblan ;2d Lieut, and ...
... George Holt, Esq. Chairman. Thomas Booth, Esq. and Richard Edwards, Esq. Deputy-Chairmen. Thomas Brocklcbank, Esq. Alexander Macgregor, Esq. William Dixon, Esq. Andrew Melley, Esq. William Earle, jun. Esq. James Moon, Esq. Joseph C. Ewart, Esq. Lewiu Mozley ...
... Andrew Low, Charles S. Parker, Joseph C. Ewart, Alex. MacGregor, James Powell, Orraerod lleyworth, Andrew Melly, William R. Preston, Samuel T. Hobson, James Moon, John Itidgway, Esqrs. AUDITORS. Robtwt Mather, Esq. ; Daniel James, Esq. THE DIRECTORS bog tpinvite ...
... Holt, Eeq., Chairman ; Thomas Booth, Esq., and Edwards, Esq., RE- ED Thomas Brocklebank, J C. Ewart, Joseph Hornby, Alex. MacGregor, Lewin Moalcy, James William Dizon, Geo. H. Lawrence, William R. Prest: Andrew Melly, William Dixon, William Farle. Jun. ...
... Robert Hithcock, son the late John Hithcock, Attorney, has been appointed Clerk of the Writs (Exchequer), the room Joseph Mathers, Esq., deceased. The receipts of the Custom-house Havre, during the last month, were one million less than in the month preceding ...
... ? About last July or August. —Would jou knowingly have bought them from any one but a manufacturer? Certainly not. ■ John Mather, warper, had perfect knowledge of the run ot goods Mr. Barton had been making previous to the robbery, having to give the ...
... THE OUTRAGE MB. MATHER, AT FLORENCE. Lord Fitzwilliam brought forward the case of Mr. Mather, who had been subjected to gross outrage at the hands of Austrian officers at Florence, and wished know whether the statements published in the newspapers were ...
... commanding officer and staff, Lieut.- Colonel Willoughby Moore, Lieutenant and Adjutant Weir, Cornet Henry Timson, Surgeon Macgregor, and Probationary Veterinary Surgeon Kelly. She had in the lower hold officers and 44 troop horses, and car ried an extra ...
... hi* sr Wel feuds. On Monday lug, yens monied us, used Jobs Kenny, mord year. sod to the village of Cappagli, on the a algid Mather, E*l., lest be life is a se* it rte hind. by blow of a atom.—Corrememasel Pumas esaines.—The Rndas.sd (United Stave.) Dap** ...
... Buxton Johnston, from the 2otn foot lienl, vice Dueheanay who exchanaes. West India Regiment—The appointment of John Robert Mather, gent, to an ensigney p, slated the - G izoile” the May. ISOd, has been cancelled. Ceylon Kille Regiment—Captain John Frederick ...
... Allow, Mr. H. Waste, Mr. Neill, Mn,. 1 1 r,i11, Mier Marlette Porter, Mr. P orter, Miss Roberts, Mr. W. Riddell, Captain A. Macgregor Skinner, R.N.; Mrs. A. M. Skinner, Mrs. H. Smyth, Captains Court and Skinner, Mrs. Skinner. the Misses Skinner, Mr. J. Smyth ...
... the Rev. P. E. Singer, rector of Stackallen, brother-in-law of the Dride, Henry Gray MacGregor, l7th Regiment, youngest son of Lieutenant-General Sir Duncan MacGregor, K.C.8., to Rosetta, second daughter of the Right Hon. Joseph Kapler! ex-Lord Chancellor ...