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... have obtained the high honour of the Star of India, as published in the Gazette upon her Majesty's birthday, Mr. James Bellot Richey may be especially mentioned. This gentleman, who was a member of Exeter College, Oxford, and took his degree in 1855, passed ...
... indisposed that he is compelled to return from Bengal to England. His laat work has given rise to much discussion in India. Mr. Edward Peacock, the author of Bal Skirlaugh, bee another novel nearly ready for the press, the title of which is Mabel Heron ...
... by Field Marshal Sir W. Gomm, G.C.B. Lieutenant Francis C. Baker, R.N., by Sir Edward Cost. Mr. U. A. Ballard, Besident in ftrvancore, by Secretary of State. Mr. Edward Birkbeclr, by Lord HElton. 2 Lieutenant A. M. Blake, by Mield Marsbal Commanding-iu ...
... NEWS. d H. M.S. ScaguIIU, CommanderErnest Stubbs, theNiobe, i) Commander Sir Lambton Lorraine, and the SwaZlowr, Com- mander Edward Drummond, were at Bermuda on February Is 11th, waiting orders from the Commander-in-Chief at St. t Thomns's. The Seagull and ...
... Carlisle, Roman Catholic ., priest; J. Dodshon, merchant (Society of Friends); G. Lock- n weod, iron shipbuilder (Churchman); Edward Maudall, csnmerhant (Congregational); Win. C. Newby, solicitor L (Churchman); Francis Sanderson, saddler (Wesleyan); S Jemes ...
... and Jenny Richer. . HEqATlE, ROYAL LYCli.h Sole Lessee ad Man ]r. H. L. Bateman. Tale EVENUo, at 7, S1MPSON1ND CO.--At 8 RICHEI . M~essrs. H..Irving, J. Clayton, Bewiuont, H. F~orreeter, Hloward, Charles, Edger, Me i MssaLe blre ad Mss Tsabel Datemn ...
... a licence rentaL The Charity Organization Society also held a conferencee yes- terday. Mr. Alfred Rooker, Liberal, and Mr. Edward Bates, Conservative, were yesterday nominated as candidates for the representation of Plymouth, amid the usual noise and confusion ...
... his valu- able assistance. The umpiees were:-32-pounders, Captain and Adjutant Marsh, 1st Lanark- A.V.; 42-pounders, Lieut. Richey, R.A.; repository drill, Captain Kinsman, R.A. To these officers, as well as to all those volunteer officers who undertook ...