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... trIdN. grocer and millipinner, Bridgend of Perth, lie with James Moiigoln, nacountant there. States of ?? affair, of CHARLES IRELAND, clothier in Forfar, lie whit William Hutchison, writer there. States of the affairs (if the deceased JAtMES PIsNEn- ITON ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Infantry, to be Major, in succession to Lieutepant-General T. Marrett, Madras Infantry, deceased; Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Ireland, Madras Infantry, to be Colonel; Major Clements Edward Money Walker, Madras Infantry, to be Lieutenant- Colonel; Captain ...
... carried cut in a most workmanlike manner. DUNFERMsLINE.-AN UNFAITHFUL SExVANT.-At the Burgh Court, Dunfermline, yesterday, Charles Ireland, a draper's assistant, lately residing in Pittencrieff Street, Dunfermlino, was sent to prison for 20 days for having ...