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... many general and other officers. 414 L C4 DETS -- SOY AL NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT. Eastern Parade, Son tinea, conducted by Mr. THOMAS EABTMAN RJf. The following Gentleman hare patted from this Establishment as Naval Cadets during the year :— _F- ?• I' Z-?* ...
... Eliza- beth Thorn, relict of Julius Griffith, Esq, in her ninety-eighth year. Hardy.— On the Slst ult, at bis residence, No. 18, Cumberland- terrace, Regent's-park. John Hardy, Esq, in the eighty-third year of hia age. Htne.— On the SOth alt, at Newcas ...
... P. Thomas Cattle, Esq. Charles Reed, Esq., F.B.A. Richard Fall, Esq. Robert Sheppard, Esq. John Feltham, Esq. Jonathan Thorp, Esq. Charles Gilpin, E.g., M.P. Charles Whetham, Esq. Charles Good, Esq. PHYSICIANS. J. T. Conquest, M.D..F.LB. | Thomas Hodgkin ...
... Jardine, T. W. Chapman, and J. S. x, to the Nile. iters— Cbaries J. Polkingboroe, to the Nile {James D; to tbe Mersey ; aod Thomas Pounds, to the tj- isiant-Clerks— Algeraor. Yockoey, and John Oxland, i M&ilboroueb j Angeretein A. Lyne, to the Cen- i; George ...
... Charing-cross. l*r.»™«AX-SirJOILV VILLIERS SHELLEY, Bart., M.P. Tici Chairman-JOHN GRIFFITH FRITH, Esq. Ma, E.mutid Auderdon, Esq. Thomas Luce, Esq. Jot i sraihun El*ev Henry Morris, Esq. Co;oDe Lai ih Eso Bir Henry Muggeridge, Alderman. I T^ oro ?n h .oiVrt Bobert ...
... place consequent j on the death of General Richard Blunt, Colonel of ihe 66th | Regiment, on 25th Dec. : — Lieutenaut- General Thomas Kenab, C.8., Colonel of tbe | 63d Foot, to be Geaeral. Major-General John Hobart, Lord Howden, ?? j Major upon balf-pay Unattached ...
... lodia, was brought befoie Air. Yardley, charge, witb lieing druok aod disorderly ou the Blackwall Raiiwav, and as- saulting Thomas Johnson, a porter. Johnson stated that the prisoner was a pasesger from Gravesend on Tuesday evening, and tbat between Stepney ...
... with j 30 added. Three miles. I l_ r ' S al _°£ * Brune e > by Rochester, 12st 71b (Kendall. 1 i The following also ran:- (Thomas) 3 m T ' £m L . W r_r B L ,° tter _. 10st 21b - U * Mr. Phillips's Heads or Tails, 9*t 51b (J. Land) Mr. H. Formby _ Broadw ...
... 10. Motions continued. Re- maining Petitions, 15. By order.— Be Haraeiss. Adjourned Sum- ?? Boschettt. Claims.— James v. Thomas— Copsey v. SJEHrtK o**0 ** J* :oaTe y- From Chambers.-Re Gorson-re Electric Telegraph Company (2)-Carver v. Richards. VIC ...
... ¦RiUiout purchase, in succession to Lieutenant Cameron, promo fed, witbout purcbase, in the 25h Foot. 73a Fj.aâ Brevet-L ; ?? Thomas Ross to be Lieuteuiitit-Coloael, witbout purcbase, vice Brevet-Colonel PiÃekar-y, C.8., deceased ⢠Brevet-Lieuteuant-Colonel ...
... Milner Gibson, Sir George Grey, the Earl of Elgin, the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, and 'the Right Hon.' Edward Cardwell. Sir Thomas Fremantle, chairman of the Customs, and Mr. Pressly, chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue, had an interview with the Chancellor ...
... AT 10. Middlesex Special Juries.) Brown v. General Steam Navigation Company, part htard— Freeman v. Jacobs— Brown v. Tidy— Thomas v. Ongley. COUBT OF EXCHEQUER, WESTMINSTER.— AT 10. Middlesex Special Jury.) Kigby v. Mayor of Bristol. Middlesex Common Juries ...