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... following pro- motions in the fecond battalion of Well Yo-k Militia, viz. Maj-ir A. Surtees, to be Lieu tenant Colonel ;?? Capt, Edward Mark Winn , to be Major; and Enfign John Barllow, to be Lieutenant. Lad week the North York militia, com- manded hy Earl ...
... intelligence has reached town tt of a distressing accident which occurred last night to le Robert O'Brien, Esq. third son of Sir Edward O'Brien, m Bart. This young gentleman was heading a party of military and police during the night, in pursuit of the Terry ...
... appointed by the unanimous vote of the Conference. Mr. Alder, after some introductory observations, moved that the Rev. Matthew Richey, Missionary at Montreal, be permitted to go to Upper Canada, Principal of the Upper Canada Academy: wbich was seconded, and ...
... rea- dily, and offered what their respective circumstances could have afforded in order to bring the assassins to justice. Edward Byrne, the brother of the deceased, has been pacified by being told that tile government will privately give £500 for information; ...
... unfortunate sufferers:— Thos. Hedley, aged 15 ; Ale*. McCree,sS, left a wife and large family ; George McCree, his son, 18; Edward Price, 40, wife and eight children ; Robert Price, 84, his nephew; Geo. Hunter, 17 ; Wm. Fenwick, deputy, 67. and his two ...
... unfortunate sufferers :_Thomas Hedley, aged 15; Alexander McCree, 50, left a wife and large family ; George McCree, his sou, 18; Edward Price, 40, wife and 8 children; Robert Price, 24, his nephew ; Geo. Hunter, 17: Wm. Fenwick, deputy. 67, and his two sons ...
... wife and child; James Henderson, 31, wife and 4 children ; Jos. Masou, 32, wife and children ; Joseph Richey, 20, wife and I child ; i,uke Richey, and Samuel Hood, 12; viz:— deputies hewers, 8 putters, ,1 man, crane man, drivers and 1 trapper. MATmtMOinAi ...
... Chapel, Bradford, Mr Wm Collard, to Miss Catherine Byrne, both of Bradford. On Monday last, at Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, Edward Thompson, Esq. of Gray's Inn, London, to Hannah, youngest daughter of the late John Chapman, Esq. of Craggs Hall, near Guisborough ...
... Patrington—Benjamin Hudson, Edward King. Hornsea—William G. Duncan, Henry J. Booth ; John Jones, Ist, supernumerary. Grimsby—Benjamin Firth, Robert Dugdale, William J. Skidmore, George Scott, 2nd. Gainsborough—Thomas Edwards. Edward Stokes, E. R. Talbot; Richard ...
... Pennine s Mason and Cu. Purveyors to her Majesty the Queen; = and Butler; Bi:relae Sterry,Sterry and Co.; Evans, ' and Co.; Edwards; Rumsey; Sutton; Newberry; Hannay; and through all respectable grocers, c medicine %embus and booksellers in the kingdom Dt ...
... Tbe following gentlemen took honours:— Class I.—William W. Capes, Lionel D. W. D. Darner, Charles Griffith, John P. Hicks, Edward Hill, Frederick B. M. Montgomerie, Lewis Morris, William L. Newman, John W. Nutt, James B. Peile, Alfred B. Rocke, John D ...
... J. Strange, D. Johnson, J. Costello, J. Field, P. Lynch, T. Taylor, J. Finlau, T. Kenua, J. Joyce, P. M'Grath, R. Barr, S. Richey, J. Collins, J. Connor, and J. Wise. 88th Foot, 38— Sergeant-Major R. O'Donuell; Sergeants R. Clements, T. Leary, and W. Smith ...