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... cornet, without purchase, and adoItant. in succession to Lieutenant Jennings, pro- moted: Nov. 7.-lftb Hussars: Sergeant-Major Thoma Miller, from a cavalry depOt, to be riding mneter. vice Joseph Raiker, who retires upon half-pay; Nov. T.- Royal Artillery: ...
... I NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, APRIIL 11. APPOINTMENTS. - Chaplain: The Rv Thomas J. Main to the Excellent, additional, foYresvice at the Roya Naval college.-Chapaian and Naval Instructor: The Rev. Joseph W. Greane, to the Excellent, vice Main, complement ...
... by purchase, vice Burr-Aprl.8,-25thFoot: tieute- nant William Godfrey Thomas to be adjtutant, vice John Talbot Coke, 'who resigns the appointment-April 18- 33rd Foot: Major Thomas Rugh Cockburn, from half- pay, late 48rd Foat, to be major, vice Henry ...
... striker; Law- rence Carney, aged 22, married, no children, strikeri Thomas Doolan, aged 30, married and one child, striker; Thomas 11'Quan, age un- known, single, striker; William Hardy. aged 23, single, striker; John Jordan, aged 23, single, striker. Several ...
... permanent: Albert: Henry Rime, Thomas Fraser Thomass Henr Anstey. Thomas Englih, 'William bordon Ross, Frederick Saville Shepherd, Thomas Gracey, Denatues O'Brien, William Hans liathborne, William James, ojlwey. Henry Hardy Cole, Herbert Paget Knocker Wfltllan ...
... - Viscount Andover, proposed by Thomas Little, Esq., former Liberal member or the borough, seconded by Mr. Joshua Rey- nolds Perkins. Mr. J. G. Talbot, proposed by Charles William Miles, Esq., neoonded by Mr. Thomas Chubb. Show of hands in favour of ...
... Jane BiDbarrow Cii-lodsuae..Edward Eogeks jolsn Callina Colli t .o hgerliulloy.. G ibge Manley Crown-edstret. wd Dixon .. Thomas Dixon Dalete Ltnila Murrell . .*dward Deasin. Diatkls, rx~rtr .Wllill~tam rtsr .. Richard Barton Doske-.t..tCbrliaoplher ...
... compared with the preceding year.-The claims of the sooiety were -urged by the Rev. Thomas Wolsey, who has recently returned from the Hudson's Bay territory, the Rev. R. S. Hardy, from Ceylon, the Revs. P. Otebard, ]P, I'PqDozld, G, B, Osborn, and other gentlemen; ...
... one of the killed, PiL the lamproom, as theyweregetting thefriampa re,idy. i He worked in the game vein as Thomas, but i farther away. Thomas remarked to them that I his old atall, a disused one celled No. I, E Was full oL gas, so. was his brother Tom's ...
... respected guest, the following other gentlemen were also present:-Massrs, W. Preston, John Preston, Lawrence 0lynch, Thomas Evans, Thomas Lewis, Thomas M'Donald, &a. The usual loyal toasts having been duly honoured, thechairman called uponMr. an'Donld the honorary ...
... prizes:- CLASS I.-GROUPS OF PLANTS. lieaths.-Four: R. D. Holt, Richard Leadbetter, gardener. Fuschial.-Six: Charles Rowe, Thomas Hlguett, t- dener. Four: I and 2, Charles Rowe; 3, J. 3. Loatter- barrowv, Jhn Newton. gardener. Pelargoniunms.-Four: l and ...
... conspiring to chost and defraud Messrs. Howell and James, the extensive and well-known silk mercerm and jewellers. Mr. Gathorne Hardy, who at the last election was returned both for the University of Oxford and the borough of Leominster, has elected to sit ...