... of ?? o Sessinoitns n. densely ?? this foreeodn; by parties noxio's ?? wit- ness the cereinony of the presentation, by Mr Patton, of his commission to the Court, a large proportion .of6whom .were.Iadies. Shortly after eleven o'olxook, the ,Gourt -entered ...

... Abercorn. Chief Secretary-Lord Naas. Lord Chancellor-Mr. Brewster. Attorney-General-Mr. George. SCOTLAND. Lord-Advocate-Mr. Patton. Solicitor-General-Mr. S. Gordon.' THE HOUSEHOLD. Lord Chamberlain-Earl of Bradford. Lord High Steward-Duke of Marlborough ...

... streets all day, and the town is very lively. THE LORD ADVOCATE UNSEATED. BRIDOWATE - Close of the Poll. - Vanderbyl, 312; Patton, Lora Advocate, 275. RE-ELEOTIONS. Viscount Cranborne and' Sir John Hay have been I re.elected for Stamford without opposition ...

... upon relianiec of their osvn engineer. 1'he court refused to undertake this responsibility, and the Case steod over. For ?? Patton. For ?? of Fa- culnt and Mr Neuves. CALEDOtIAS RAiLWVAY COMPANY V. GR.AtAM. The railway company had found it necessary to ...

... Yesterday tire dispatches were cosed at the East India I-louse, and delivered to the masters of the fol- lowing ships, viz:-Patton, Florentia, Abberton, and Orient, for Bengal direct. The East India Company's ship Windsor, outward- bouud, put into Teiieriffe ...

... Scotland, when the following were una- s niniously chose: . His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, Grand Mae- ter Nl'aso , and Patton ot the Order. .Tbe Right Honourable and Right Worshipful James F Earl Of Fife, A ctitg Grand Master under his Royal High. ...

... JoHN COL_ pay s, Knight of the M11oft Noble Order of. the Bath, and Admiral of ?? Squadron of his M.'JESTY'S' Fleet; PHILIP PATTON, Efq. Vice-Admiral of the. Red. Squat-hts of his M JSTY's Fleet; and WILtIAM DICXENsoN, jun. Efq. to be his MAJESTY'S Commif- ...

... tleoiorn o employed on oast of ric A a the roomoa of A ie in late Commodore Sir Rob tert Mend S. t 1 e r- Captain I aleig Patton is a pint td to the Rattle tl eir snake, 28-gu ship, Mi, smi i&it at Ch am. la- ''Prtsmouthi, 1)ec. I SC'. ?? T-lusar, 6, ...

... Foot-Lieut. H. C. Patton to be Captain, by pur., vise R. H. Holland, wvho retires ; Lieutenant H. Bishop, from 89th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Fraser, who exchanges ; Ensign A. E. Tollemache to be Lieu- tenant, by pur., vice Patton ; P. Winfield to be ...

... collected.-I lhave the honour to be, &c. It. PATTON, Major commanding detachment- Camp before Almorah, April 24. 1815. Si n-I had last nighit the bonpur to transmit a .copy of a letterreceived fromJ ajor Patton, co6m Itand ing the'detachment*, whic I ordered ...

... (the 'youth' or I boy'), an elderly chief, formerly a war- rior, but now the civil chief or legislative bead of the band; Patton -quotta-weebe (the swift driving cloud), the warrior chief of the party; Weenishka- weehe (the flying gull); Gish-aegas-e-ghe ...

... the time that. Mr Jaxnes Baird was a director. The case w&'0&''t tinished when the Court rose. Counsel: for' the Pursuers-Mr Patton, Mr Millar, MrShand, and CMr Anuersoa; Messrs Morton, Whitehead, and, Greig, agents. Counsel .for the Defenders-the Lord Advocate ...