... Albeitplace, Kingston, onl tleta.1th tilt., res. James Matthew Smellie At Ed;;olhurgih, ot the SWi nIt., ta Lady or Captain Charles Ireland, Madras Army .a d aieghter. MARRIAGES At 15, Crown roet I litcliesnitowv.u on the tlst inst., bh thle Rev.. S. Ta.lotr ...

... Place, Kingston, on the 30th ultimo, Mrs James M'Oibbon of a son. At Edinburgh, on the 30th ultimo, the lady of Captain Charles Ireland, Madras Army, of a daughter. D, At 6, Montagu Place, on the sth inst., by the Rev. John Roxburgh, the Rev. James Ewing ...

... should be sent to us in manuscript, properly authenticated.) RIRTHS At St. Andrews, on the 14th nae the lady of Captain Charles Ireland, Madras Army, of a A t 5, Apsley Place, Glasgow, = “the 18th instant, Mre. John Bartholunew ofa daughter. At 19, Buccleuc ...

... good boat. am sure it originated in their larking about. We had no for a rope yesterday morning to got the boat over Charles Ireland, the ferryman, was the next witness, who said—Yesterday when jabout nineteen persons had got into the boat, I requested ...

... Grovel, to be taken across w the River Hull to the Kingston Cotton Mills. According to the hi statement of the ferryman, Charles Ireland, there were upwards of 25 persons in the boat besides ?? of men. In a women, and children, the latter from 12 to 14 years ...

... the Groves to be taken across the River Hull to the Kingston Conou-miLls. According to the statement of the ferryman, Charles Ireland, there were upwards of 26 persons in the boat besides himself--conaistiug of men, women, and children, the latter from ...

... ferry in proceeding to and from their labour. This ferry is the scene of the accident. On Thursday morning, the boatman, Charles Ireland, was engaged in conveying the work-people over, and had already made several trips across. A bout a quarter to six o'clock ...

... Folkestone, has five or six thongs to it.—Sunday Times. STROUD. - AN IDIOT PAUPER BOILED TO DEATH.— An idiot pauper boy named Charles Ireland, was scalded to death in Stroud Union Workhouse last week. From the evidence adduced at the inquest it appears that the ...

... Kingsiaw; he had also acted in the capacity of agent. In 1826, he lent a sum of £600, part of the trust funds, to Mr. Charles Ireland and Mr. Charies Alison, builders in Edin- burgh, on a postponed security to him as sole surviving trustee, over two new ...

... be Major, in suc- cession to Lieutenant-General ?? Mfarrett, Madras In- fantry, deceased; Sept. 16. Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Ireland, Mad ras Infantry, to be Colonel; Major Clements Edward Money Waiker, Ma. daras infantry, to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Captain ...

... lnfantrv. to be major, succession to Lieutenant-General T. Marrett, Madras Infantry, deceased; Sept. 16. Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Ireland, Madras Infantry, to colonel; Major Clemente K. M. Walker, Mailras Infantry, lieutenant colonel; Captiin John Nisbett ...

... poison. The case is being investigated by the authorities. I LBntTH.-Fy A cc4idn ?? yesterday morn- ;ing, an old man named Charles Ireland, blacksmith, Commercial Street, died at Leith Hospital from injuries received on the previous night by having been run ...