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... LIDDEL HERMANN. The celebrated Composer, and one of the First Violoncellists in Europe. Principal Second Violoncellos —Mr. Patton and Mr. M‘('alley. Mens' Dantonctt, the F'irst Trombone Plaver in the world, of the Academic Royal Pans, Concerts Ete, Drurylane ...
... EVIDENCE. By W. K. Burroughs, A.M. Subscribers' names will be received by the Booksellers, and by Messrs. J. S. Folds, Son, and Patton, Ba^elor’s-walk. April. IMS. CHURCH MUSIC. On THURSDAY NEXT, APRII* —mi I* completed for Publication, neatly bound jbd w ...
... Opera: and Drurv-lane Concerts, London.) Comet Piston—Mona. ME3SEMER. Concertina—Mons. CASE. Principal Violoncello-—Mr. M. H. PATTON. Principal Double Base—Mr. V. PERCIVAL. Principal Second Violin—Mr. GLOVER. PROGRAMME : PART I. Leader • Overture — Freischutz ...
... Bridges to Caotaio, purchase, vice Blake, who retires ; Ensign Walter D. I*. Patton lie Lieueoant, purchase, vice Bridges; Thomas A. Coffin, gent., to Ensign, purchase, vice Patton. 83th—Ensign Maurice llartlatid Mahon be Lieutenant purchase, vice Cash, who ...
... Richard M.; Sirr, Edward. HONOUR? CLASSICS, sn*™* , ' —Mayne, Edward ; Rutledge, John ; Colli- Thomas C.; Steele, Thomas ; Patton, George ; Orr, Davis Samuel W. jj Rank Mr. Close, Maxwell; Mr. Vance, W. J.; ’. ker, John Prendergast; Brinkley, Richard Graves; ...
... MS. an,l Mr. KNIU. Mr \oAKl.m . Mr. 1. 1 . Mr. I.IDI 1- vH-rnuum) «ill tli» '■SvioloncoUos-Mr. Pi.of. Mr, Pun, and Mr Patton. it Per, iv.it ami Mr. Harrington. Mr. .liimos IJarton. Leader •• M,. _ s. Conran. Conductor piUHiKA M ML ; i’AK r i. ...
... to these Mills.—Possession will be given the Ist May next. Apply (post heel to the Rev. E. J. Cordner, Lisburn. Mr William Patton, on the Premises, will givo every information to persons respecting them.-17th March, 1437. ...
... and Drury-lane Concerts, London.) Coraet a Piston—Mons. MESSEMER. Concertina —Mons. CASE. Principal Violoncello—Mr. M. H. PATTON. Principal Double Bass_Mr. V. PERCIVAL. Principal Second Violin—Mr. GLOVER. PROGRAMME : PART I. Mr. LEVEY. Weber. ...
... Penpleton (by permission of J. W, Calcraft, Esc|.) Tenors, Mr. Fokok and Mr. Murphy. Violoncello, ?>lr. Pigott. Double Bass, Mr. Patton. Flute, Mr. Powei.l. Leader, Mr. Levey. Conductor, Mr. W. S. Conran. Family Tickets (to admit Five), XT la. ; Reserved Seats ...
... ALEX. JAMES RUSSELL, Esq. WILLIAM WOOD, Esq. WILLIAM KEITH, Esq. JOHN ROBERT TOD. Esq. J. STEWART NEWBIGGING, Esq. GEORGE PATTON. Esq ALEX. CLAPPERTON, Esq. CHARLES PEARSON, Esq. LONI>OK. Th» Riql.t Hon. 1.0r.l ERNEST BUUCE, M.P. Sir JAMES EVRE, M.l> ...
... Deeunpoit. tlie lady of Frederick Jeminghim, Emj., 29th tegt , of daughter. At Uerry Castle, Tipperary, the lady of Henry Patton., t*),, of •till-boro * ...
... Sniliion Hog*. Together wait tut farming Implements. All the above Stoek will found highly deserving merit, having been a Patton will over last w inter to Scotland fur die purpose. s. Alto two three CatTiages, one a handsome Englttb-bHilt Dennett and ...