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... receiv , A from Mr. Grant, as well as from the Marquis of Sligo. Dunt.tN, MARCII 30 —Mr. Harris, and his brother, Capti:in Harris, Royal Navy, sailed in the packet for Holyhead on Tuesday night, on tlieir return to Lonto make preparations for the commencement ...
... Grove. Market Drayton, Lady Markb ~,,tif the late Sir James Markham, Bart. 3• I t e In Brompton-crescent, Mr. NV il limn Harris, Royal Institution. Loudon: Printed by J. FISMIR, at coffl o ' Inin at tke Office, No. 151. Strand, wbert% Adiertisemeu veceived ...
... Guest, Union, Union-street, Hackney-road .* 1 1 Mr. Greed, George and Vulture, Habcrdashersstreet, Hoxton 110 Mr, Harris, Royal Oak, Marg net-street, Hacknevlields Mr. Hobbs, King’s Arms i i o Mr. Hastings, Eight Bells, Hackney 110 Mr. Hubbard, C ...
... Ewart, ditto; Baird, ditto ; Thompson, ditto. LIEUTENANTS—FoNteen, 12th Font, Gibraltar ; Williamson, 73d Foot, ditto; Harris, Royal Staff Corps; 'Williams, Royal Marines; Faden, ditto ; Claperton, ditto; C-Pwcll, ditto ; Jesaup, ditto ; Salmon, Adjutant ...
... Maclean, Major-General Sir Charles Greville, Major-Gen. Wedderington, Major-General ruller, Major-General Eden, Uaptain Harris, Royal Navy, and about thirty others. Yesterday afternoon the Earl of Liverpool left town for Coombe Wood. The Right Hon. William ...
... Maitland, Lieutenant- Lieut.-Geis. Sir F. Maclean, Major-0 0 3, Major-Gen. IVedderington, Major- 6 .General Eden, Captain Harris, Royal thirty others. :he public entry of her Royal Highness,' ,liza of Bavaria, bride of' the Crowal a, into Berlin, which took ...
... Maclean, Major-General Sir Charles Greville, joer-Gbneral Wedderington, Major-General Fuller, Mallet eneral Eden, Captain Harris (Royal Navy), and about others. Livlr. and Mrs. Canning gave a dinner at Gloucester Cge yesterday.. Among the company invited ...
... idolatrous figures. . - Twelve very fine Geological - Specimens—being of Minerals peauliar to Canada. From Lieutenant Harris, royal staff corps, now at Montreal, honorary member of the society. Marbles from Persepolis and the Tomb of Cyrus, viz. specimens ...
... Engineers, on his return front the West Indies. by General Sir H. Dalrymple—Lieut. Colonel Arden, on promotion—Capt. W. Y. Harries, Royal Mid Lothian -Yeomanry, presented by Sir James Saumarez—Major G. Atuold, Bengal. Cavalry, on his return from India, and ...
... l We- P. Maclean, Major-Gen. Sir C. Greville, Major-Gen. Wedderington, Major-Gen. Fuller, Major-General Eden, Captain Harris, Royal Navy, and about thirty others. On the public entry of her Royal Highness the Princess Eliza of Bavaria, bride of the Crown ...
... Guest, Union, Union-street. Hackney-road . . 1 Mr. Greed, Geor g e and Vulture, Naberdashers'-street, Holton . 1 Mr. Harris, Royal Oak, M 4 _ergaret-street, Hackllo7-11eldo . . 1 Mr. Hobbs. King's Arms, Horton . • . . • 1. Mr. Hastings, Eight Bells, ...
... Lewis: J. Walker; C. Neville; avid H. Swayne. To be MAJOR-GENERALS in the Army p_—Colonels J. Maclean, Royal Artillery; J. Harris, Royal Artillery; Sir G. A. Wood, Royal Artillery; R. Dickinson, Royal Artillery; De Nacquard, of the late Royal Foreign Artillery; ...