... Bteoart, 27. 11l I—ll wln». Captain Fawcett, 28, 0 A. Patton, 26. 00; Caningham, 26. 1; Hair head, 36,1 11 1- 10 wins . Wise. 2S, •; Pinch Hatton, 25,00. Htndleap, three birds,—Con Ingham, 25,0; Patton, 25, 1 I 1-wins; Mulrhead, 25.1 0: iteuart. 20, 0; Wise ...

... Bick*am-road, St. Budeaux, Plymouth. The engagement is announced between Lieutenant James Reginald Patton. R.N.V.R.. son of the late Edward Patton and Mrs. Patton, of Heswall, Wirral, and 2nd Officer Pamela Mary Lucas, W.R.N.S.. daughter the Rev. J. and Mrs ...

... 1 A. Patton. 11 1 10; Sir H. Pottinaer, 11110. Sweepstakes, yards, £2 each, five birds.-Sir H. PotUofer, 11 I—winner j A. Patton, 1010; Treherne, 1100: Btenart, 110 0. Sweepstakes. yards. each, fire birds.—Slrnart, 10 10; Treheme. 10 111; Patton. 101; ...

... whether the animosity the men towards Patton was great enough to impair his usefulness as commander. This investigation apparently convinced Gen. Eisenhower and the War Department that this was not the case, Patton retained his command and was promoted ...

... BOXING AT PLYMOUTH. s> »^ on beaten 'A Y. '''^ an Gymnasium, Ply- SSN. ' eaman Patton, the an champion, met V Harvey, of the Ist. tj.a contest fifteen 't 4 ,, s Patton wrested the ife ** the last Imperial * i* at Portsmouth. Hi' ' f ri i,^ f° ta,bly ...

... the last fight of the evening and the points were level. VETERAN'S SUCCESS. C.P.O. Patton then stepped into the ring to oppose Ord.-Smn. Mackay, of Chatham. Patton was easily the veteran of the party. He is 39 years of age, and won his first naval title ...

... BOXING PATTON OUT-POINTED BY LAKB. At Plymouth Cosmopolitan Gymnasium last evening a crowded attendance witnessed tho meeting cf Youn, Lake (R.M.L.1.) and Seaman Patton in a 15-round bantam-weight contest. Lake was early com:picuous for speed with both ...

... honest yee rene ee base insinuation. (Cheers Irish Loyal Patriotic Uaijon ?. Mr, (excitedly): Are you a member of the PATTON : No, [am of Patton whether he and jeers.) had any connection with Piggott. (Lond derisive laughter Mr, Parron to Mr. Williams, 9 prominent ...

... COMMERCIAL FAILURES. The failure is announced of Meur». Patton and Tickers, of Fenohnreh-avsnne, London, trading as John Patton, Jnn., and Go.; also of Newcastle npon-Tyne, Liverpool, and New York, steamship managers and ship insurance brokers, and until ...

... centres in the Bridgwater inquiry, where evidence is being taken of the practices carried on during the two elections of Mr. Patton. A man named Bussell stated that at the election in 1866 Matthews called upon him, and his lady day or two afterwards brought ...

... PLYMOUTH PATTON AND JINKS FIGHT TO A DRAW. Harry Jinks, Stonehsuse, and Leading Seaman Patron.. Imperial Sen-ices bantam champion, met the Cosmopolitan Gymnasium, Plymouth, last night in a fifteen-round contest, the result of -which was draw. Patton the outset ...

... home and to the body, is man in the fifth round. Patton attacked in the next, and hammered away at ‘the Ware was clever in defence, although sustaineg heavy blows on the jaw and ribs. Round 8 saw Patton penetrate with a straight left, followed by a strong ...