... Bal)vlon£rford, attended. of the societies is attributed in a naimcr to the euterprisiug exertions of the Hev. Mr. Donnell. David Treasurer to the Lying-in Hospital. tl\aakfu!lv acknowledges have received JL’» Lam the stewards the ball, in honour of her Majesty's ...

... parties si l( . Hois Houlogtie, and drew lots for ’’’i -1 :>nd precedency. Agreeably to this arrlll ,t devolved upou M. David, Treasurer 'vV.di'hlHhrneiil. engage first; he gave hi# i' word wound the side, and instantly received mortal one in return. The ...

... near the m tie Boulogne, and drew lots for antagonists JJ precedency. Agreeably to this arrangement, evolved upon M. David, treasurer ofthe esta- '-•riment, to engage first ; he gave his adversary !'«wcUound in the side, and instantly after- ,JiS received ...

... Gardrums here, met on the 6th Instant, and elected the following as :—Jams Reid. master; Alexander Morrison, dep.-noeter; David treasurer; James Smart, Clerk; George pun-master; John Mitchell, sen. warden; Alexander, jun. garden; James Hebentoo, Mud; James ...

... Secretary. . ...