... wa:y as Ott tile tther side of the tLirnpileb. The Court met on Friday, and after the examination of sonir witnesses, Mr. Patton made an offer ns to the qitantity of clay to be taken for the purpose of the railway, which was accepted, and the amount of ...

... Lawson, vice Da liv 1tinzey A. Peter, vice Elliott: A. P. S. Green, vice Maclean; se Y F. A. Williams, vice Wynne; E. W. Patton, vice Benn; C. H. f M- orris, vice Fitzgerald: Nh. IMT. M'Kay, vice Warburton; W. J. 1 . Grant, vice Cocks; J. C. Childs; ...

... Major, by purchase, i vice Warburton, who retires; Lisut. ?? D. P. Patton to be Cap- . f tain, by puTrcbase, vice Haly ;- Ensign J. Birnev to be Lieutenant, t by purchase, rice Patton ; N. G. Philips, Gent., to be Ensign, lq c purchase, vice Biren. r ...

... hl rray v. Pinkett, et al. Pinkins ?? The Ratcliffe Gas Co., ex purte Mackintosh v. Brierley' Brander v. Barnett Wallace r. Patton Iilarquis of Breadalbane v. Sinclair* Maule v. Sir 1. %lonerl ef, Bart. Governors of Hoeri'ts Ilospital v. Ross (Pauper)* ...

... a third of the testator's moveable property, whatever be its value or amount, under the act 1617. Counsel for Eiecutors-G. Patton, Esq., Messrs. Walker and Melville. W.S.; for Nearest-of-kin-J. S. More, Esq., Alex- ander Hutchison, 8. S. C. . ...

... Foot, to be Sulreon, vice Murray. pronmoted on the Staff. 47th Foot-Capt. r. T. Erans, fromT 74th Foot, to be Captain, v:,, Patton, who exchanges. 34th Fi out-E J. Mathias, Oent., to be Ensign, wvithout pur- cln' e. ricp silriott, anpoinltel Quartermaster ...

... small piece of ground rrot ?? in alt X5886, 19a3. 2d. Coan'ei for the Pursuier-Rolert Wihighanm, Adam Anderson, l and George Patton, Esqri. Agents-$llessrs. James T)algciish, f ?? Tionras Raiken, ?? aind William SaunderS. S.S C. Cocinsel for the Caledoniana ...

... the proximity of the rail. The SoLKciToR-GENrIL&L then addressed thegajg at conid- *hable length for Mr. Ogilvie. Of Nfr. PATTON then spoke on behalf of the companv. Ile argued - that it had been established on the best of evidelce that the i. claims ...

... This has been a very harmonious settlement. Indictments for the ensuing Dumnfries Circuit have w been servedl uponi Alexander Patton, servant to James m Dickson in Hollandbush. and Alexander Cockburn, | labourer at Crampetknow, both in the parish of E Cummertrees ...

... combisaednvitbtbee3,ost estimable and endearing cha- racter. At St. John's, Newsvoundland, on the 21st of last month, Mr. Thomas Patton, merchant there. On the 23d curt., at Tullibole, Lady 1Moncrieff Well., wood. On the 23d inst., at his house, Tolbooth Wynd ...

... refused the interdict in hoc stoic. t Mr. Burton, on the part of the pursuers, now asked Lord to proceed with one record. Mr. Patton objected to this proposal, and intimated that if it was aollowed, it might se- ht riou~sly militate against the objection ...

... Advocate (Rutherford) and Pro- s fessor Mlore; Mr. Alexander Hutchison, agent. at OS For Executors-John Marshall and George Patton, Esqrs.; Walker and Melville, agents. bi tr cC ...