... Engineers-Gentlemen Cadets to be Second Lieutenants-W. D. Marsh, vice Stotherd, promoted-W. J. Stuart, vice Noble, promoted. -BANKRUPTS. E. Bell. Lambeth Wulk, grocer Z. Stafford, Nottingham, innkeeper J. Fisher, Cleeve. Soiersetschire, money-scrivener J. Wiillams ...

... foot, to ba Lieutenant, vice Cox, prormoted-En- sign J. It. Bl3'4e to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Eunbury, who zres. BANKRUPTS. E[. E. Tuck, Now Cavendish Street, Mar5lobene, London, meil- liner J. Dixon, Liverpool. grocer XW. Pauling. Holyhead, hotel ...

... busily employed as to be unable, in many instances, to complete fresh oriers-and though last, not least, perhaps, only three bankrupts in the last Gazette. We have also the average price of grain higher than at one period d uring the exploded sliding scale ...

... Donatlpn. and 13cquests, to bo applied to tte purchase of Stoc3 , . 3,7S 3 7 L,300,74S 9 10 S. FIIG3HhAO Conmptroller-Generai. BANKRUPTS. W. Bedford, Fen Draytcn, Cambhridgeehire, fartner E. Faorrar. Uuildford Street, liddleses, apothecary E. tlier, Totness ...

... inattention, and yet such wvas the case; it had long slumbered amongst the rejerted dramas of Drury Lane Theatre, when the almost bankrupt necessities of that establishment, causing a freshl search for some needful novelty, its merits beret forth, and placed the ...

... IV. Cowper to be Second Cuptain, vice Freeth-Second Lieute- nant J. Murray to be Fizt; Lieutenant, vice Cowper. : -- I BANKRUPTS. I G. T'rorttr, Glouepeste coacbmaker J. Stead, M.1elcomboe Regis, Dorsetshire, groccr J. Matthews and J. Martin, Chichester ...

... Retired Rear-Adsuiral on the terms stated in the London Gazette of tile 1st of Septemnber 1846, but without increase of pay. BANKRUPTS. 3. iMlorrish, Tiverton, Devonshire, cooper A. Sutclifre and J. W. Harris, Rochdale, cotton spinners and manufacturers G ...

... purchase, vice Hards, promoted. Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment-T. Taylor to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Blake, promoted. BANKRUPTS. E. Dixon, Gravesend, Kent, oil and colourman S. Sutton, Old Bailey. hardwaresuan and jeweller. G. Stonc, Colchester, Essex ...

... Lets his fields he overrunl with weeds. The claillm of the game preserver to Protectioa is as impudent as the conduct of the bankrupt who dines offturtle and venkisollc every day, while be wishes to take the benefit of the net. It is strange that men of orinlary ...

... Lockhart, ?? R. Lockhart to be Lieutetiant, vice Gray, promoted-D. C. R. C. Buchanan to be Cornet, vice Lock- hart, promoted. BANKRUPTS. J. Webster, Southgate, Middlesex, dealer in mining shares. J. C. Bremer, Mark Lane, London, merchant. P. Mann, Leeds, corn ...

... cultivation, holw the Crown lands were managed ? Why did they not reform their isstem there ? He did not come as a beggar or a bankrupt- the estates in his part of the country were Prosperous, and their owners were not in debt. They would, he trusted, be able ...

... bring in abill to faciii- tate thle transfer of real property. Mr MIO1'ATT obtained leave to bring in a bill relating to bankrupt inenebers of roe l!ouso. It is substantially the same as that of last year. tree AaCTsC EXPiD-EtON. Sir t. H. INGLIS. in ...