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... Classical Honour of first rank. Mr Fausset ce lance Prize for Greek I Verse. Mr. Hayden A Science Honour of second rank. Mr. Patton A Classical Honour of second rank. Mr. Mason A Classical Honour of second rank. Mr. Twibili A Honour of second rank. ENTRANCE ...
... before the hour nf 10 o'clock • sr rant day, when parties proposing wl/1 require to be In attendance. By Order of the Board, 3, Patton, Inspzetor. County Leitrim Gaol, 14th September ISIS. ...
... daughter of John E*q , late titth Rnir* On the 13th inxlant, Janie* Siroiaon, Bag., Aughuacloy. to daughter of the late l*aac Patton, Eaq., Belfast. DIED, in* rwidanct, Peter-I»l*rr, the l.'tth instant, Captain Car mhu year, lorrat rly »»• Majerty** lib (or ...
... Close, Maxwell Mr. David Richard Mr. Roe, George Barry, Charles Uickaon, William Gierke, William St. John Wallace, William Patton, Joseph Rut ledge, John Young Jacob, William Junior Prizemen. Mr. Synge, John Match Olden. Thomas llenry S. HtlutT, John ...
... Catechetical Prise. NOVEMBER ENTRANCE—BS CANDIDATES. Mr. Moore .. Second Place. Mr. Patton Fifth Place. Mr. Moore A Koval Scholarship of per Annum. Mr. Patton A Royal Scholarship of 30/. per Annum. * Mr. Darhif * Works the Grecian Drama, and ...
... PRINCIPAL PERFORMERS. Violins—Mr. James Barton and Mr. M'lntosh. Pianoforte Mr. W. S. Conran. Violoncello—Mr. M. H. Patton. Double Bass—Mr. Harrington (from the London, Bath, and Bristol Concerts). Flutes—Mr. Fordeand Mr. Powell. Harp—Mr. G. F. Conran ...
... presented themselves. The successful candidates are as follow: —Armstrong, M'Sorley, Mathews, Mungan, Sherrard, Tracy. In Science—Patton. Hebrew. In this department there was no sizarship awarded, as but one candidate presented himself, and his answering was ...
... IOS 0 0 Postillion. Phesoix Park Stakss 140 0 0 .. .. mss uo Major Blackburn*, lnfantry, th* Lord Ltoatanaat'a Whip Captain Patton. 74U» Bif bUndora. Campanil*, tha Dubt in Btakaa M Bravo, th* Jerry Stahaa .. 65 0 0 Campaaila, tba CbaaUrMd tlakaa 0 Captain ...
... (»alway, to Teresa, second daughter of Alartin Burke, of Springfield, the county of Tippeiary, anc* Stephen’s •green, Mr. Wra. Patton, Carnlea, Bangor, to Isabella, daughter of Mr. John Lindsay, of -ame Kichard Daxon. , Carrudot», county Clare, to Mrs. O’Grady ...
... certainly be Messrs. Stubbs and Townsend. The determination as to the first premium is not so easy. In our calculation Mr. Patton is likely to obtain it, though the marks of Messrs. Ingram and Dickson, who are nearly on par, seem rather above him. The ...
... Company’s Service, to Jane, daughter of Barrett M'Kee, bsq, Markethill, county Armagh „ „ , . . At Exmouth. Henry Wmsloe Patton, Esq, Royal Artillery, Mary, daughter of Charles Gifford, and niece of the late L °At Hsher’s quay, James Noble, Esq, Laurel ...
... but oats are in demand ou rather better terms than on Monday. Other articles unaltered. Dublin: Printed ami Published George Patton, at the Olhoc of the Proprietors, No. 59, Fleet-street, corner Westmorland-street. Saturday, January 23, 1641. Terms of S ...