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... PATTON. Dkatu Mb. Kdwaud Waolow.—The news of the death of Mr. Watllow, on the 6th tost., caused quite gloom here, for although he had been ill for some time, yet be bad been so much better of late that it was hoped he* would be soon restored perfect -health ...
... MB. PATTON’S LECTURES. To the Editor. Sir,—l should advise everyone who did not hear Mr. Patton’s lectures read the reports your paper, for they are most instructive showing the shifts to which the Pigottist party are pat their wild attempt to regain ...
... PATTON, STANTON LONG. THAT Me. Davies's accordance with hie usual custom, Mr. K XL Darias on Christmas Day kindly Invited all hie workmen, with tost wive* aad families, numbering upwards of 30. to partake of good substantial dinner, consisting of roast ...
... Patton—HEß MAJESTT THE QUEEN. WREXHAM ART TREASURES’ EXHIBITION. fTTHEIR Graces The DUKE and DUCHESS of WK3T- X MINSTER will Open the Exhibition, on (This DiT), at Two o'clock. Procession and Inaugural Ceremony. Performance on Festival Organ Mi. Best ...
... MR. PATTON AGAIN AT WELLINGTON. THE Editor. Sir,—Thoaa persons present the Town Hall on Tuesday night, to hear Mr. Patton and Mr. H. O. Patterson discuss the Question of Eviction Ireland without compensation/' will remember that Mr. Patton quoted from ...
... applause. Mr. Francis said thought Mr. Patton had so thoroughly exhausted the subject that there no question left to ask. The Chairman said be could not ask them to separate without passing vote of thanks to Mr. Patton for the able lecture which they had ...
... wreein stables.—removal to NEW PREMISES. W. Phillips. ERCALL HOTEL, WELLINGTON, SALOP. BEOS to inform hts numerous Pattons and the Pumic generally that consequence of the premises known as the Wrekin Hotel Stables (which have hoen carried on him and hie ...
... EVAN H. DAVIES In Want of Waggoner, either once or at Lady-day also at Ladv-day, Workman, as Cowman.—Patton, Wenlock. January 9th. 1877. GROOM (Married) Wanted good wages competent man.—Address, with full particulars, Box 50, Post Office, Wolverhampton ...
... ('t IRL Wanted, about 14.—Apply, 32, Cop, Shrews X bnry. ('t IRL Wanted, about 17.—Mrs. Patton, Church Street, .Shlfnal. /* IRL Wanted, about 16—Apply, Mrs. PICK BN, Coppice Green, SRitual. (v IRL Wanted, from to 14.-Apply, Mrs. Evans, 76 X Frank well ...
... Collection of 12 doable dehllae. in varietr—Meem. Jones and Sen* (Shrewsbury) 1, A. Lowe 2, T. Patton i Collection of 12 jrudioll. n ainsle spikes, in variety— Messrtt. Jones and Son* (Shrewsbury) 1, W. Fletcher 2, A. Lowe 5. Collection of i»n«le«, 24 ...
... you can find it.—Another: Til give you 6s.—Mr. Patton: Very good.—Me. Patton says, 44 Very goodl would like*hia to find it.—Mr. Patton : I never said anything of the kind.—You said Very good.—Mr. Patton : Not about that man's statement.—Tbe Chairman ...