... Scotland.) e Adam Anderseon (her Majesty's Solicitor-General for !rScotland.) Robert Whighbsw Advocate, Sheriff of Perthshire. ?? Patton, Advocate. George Iloir, Advocate. ?? lJnrr, Advocate-Depute. ?? A~l-Neill, Advocate. e G. t. 1Pattison, Advocate. Charles ...

... offieaiher. it Next marning sas written at the foot of the copy ho poset edna-miist the church door.- home thienf blao stolen tihe patton's shirt, To Skin ?? rPisiC td be nearer, Cr The p-arish n:li give live hultnuhd pounds is To sim lhat steals the vearer1 of ...

... cie.ite ?? of Spain of thie first cider. The nititt i e a ose fiomn the circumnstanc, tkhnt on the ?? of S:In Fenando,! lis Patton Siain, King Feidinand conferred the | Order of the Golden. 7,1eece, on the Piincc Regnt r4 Englmnd, the Vmsur'lor of Russio ...

... panied to the platform by the Rev. Dr Grant, Professor Macdougall, Mr John Hunter, Auditor of the Court of Session ; Mr George Patton, ad- vocate; Mr E. S. Gordon, advocate; Dr Cum- ming, I.M. Inspector of Schools ; Mr Taylor . Inls, S.S.C., and the office-bearers ...

... fectly arparent, that the parishioners lad totally mistaken their rights anid duties, by paochig themselves in the right of the patton, and arro. gating not the power of a conscientious veto, but the exclrsive right of nonairiation of the minister, and that ...

... settled thoug ' thefe h'a'e'beetfsome difficulties -that the, Lord' ,Jqs~ceCierjc goes to tbe heid, ef the Court; and that Sr Patton' takets the secod.place as Justice-Clerk. The consequent non-judicial appoint-. nents are causing trouble-it is not;.ee.tt ...

... President's chai, azid 'th'e :tulle Iown in the Second Division will be-takenby Lord Aivocate Patton. The Solicitor-General (Mrt . S. Gor. ?? succeeds Mar Patton as Lord advecate,; but, we '05erstond, tine new Snlic'itor.-General 'has not yret besen 1ireeinted ...

... of' tis ?? l4th foot, ait the Itead of the column of attack-, lest their lives, d and Brigadiet.-General 31'Combe, Brigadier Patton, and Captain Irvine, Major of Brigade of Engineers, received severe contusions. Heaving directed Brigadier-General Sleigh ...

... hel in Port Royal harbour on boavd the Hussar, 46 -Captains George lHarris, C. 14. President ; Thomas Forrest, C. B. Hughl Patton, Andrew Forbes, and J. G. Graham; W. Paine, Esq. Judge-Advocate. Thomas Gooderhanl, marine of the Htissar, for a breach of ...

... the 27th Foot, to be ditto. I To be Lieutenants-Lieut. Daniel Mylrea, from the t 7th Royal Veteran Battalion; Lieut. William Patton, from the 3d ditto; Enfign James Campbell, from ditto;- Enfign Jofeph Lambeth, from the 2d ditto; Enfign , John iasnefon, ...

... both as to the men and as to the means that may he necessary for -th~at purpose. ANornmc CRIKomLIE AcCCIDENT. -Miss Jane Patton, a girl of seveutecen, residing in Camber-~ well, London, was reaching to axi article on the mantle-shelf, -when her, dress ...

... direction, by rotation, and of William Prinsep, Esq. resigned. InI consequesce 'of the departure of Mir M'Farlan for England, Mr Patton is to succeed to the office; atind Mr 'l'orrens, tbe indefatigable Iffagisl rate of' the 24-Pergunnalits is to be raised to ...