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... be adjusted, with the view of closing the same. We are in that stage now, and propose to take up the question of title. Mr Patton—The record is not adjusted yet. Lord Ivory—The meaning of the interlocutor of the Lord Ordinary was, that the title was to ...

... Hall took first, Dinnie second, and G. Patton third. Atfthe liuridle race of 300 yards Hell again took first, with J. Blake -second, and T: S. Douglas third; and at vaulting with the pole Hall, Dinnie~, and Patton were the three winners. ...

... g for hisc finbility to be present. Mr Arthur Patton there- npon addressed the meeting, and dwelt upon topics similar to thoxse be had gone over at other plaecs in East Aberdeenshire last week. ur Patton re- ferred to privite bill legislation and the ...

... Just after the marriage Captain Patton was offered the command of a ship-the Neptune's Car-prepared for the circumnavigation of the globe, and ready to sail that day but for the illness of the commander. Captain Patton de- r dined the offer, declaring ...

... 17 pipers entered, and the ti 't p~rice a.s in thisl inlstace carried off by Ronald IC kirikzi , toe second prize by Jatne- Patton, Iv . pe- :i~sJor, * thr Cam eron H ighlrnders( and third l . , bv ?? ?? ay, piper to Sir .James atheson, l; irt.10, danctingt ...

... forcthe work, JohnD)unn Patton, e12 Athole Place, Edinbuirgh, was' an independent t contractor, and that the defenders were not liable f or any negligence on the part ' of his employee. Mr Greig-also -brought an action against Patton for the price of the ...

... Robin Hoed:- Engineer-Joseph Laws, married, belonging to -North Shields; ?? Perry, North I Shields ; fourth ?? Patton, aged 13 son of Captain Patton. None of the bodies have been recovered. After the steamer capsized, she rapidly sank, and soon portions of ...

... Just after the marriage Captain Patton was offered the command of a ship -the Neptune's Car-prepared for the circumnavigation of the globe, and ready to sail that day but for the illness of the commander. Captain Patton declined the offer, declaring it ...

... Pnsttoni. Thlus endied the commemoration day exercises, and Princeton heel gained foc herself new glory. President Patton-eaid Mrs Patton gave, a lunch in honour of Lord and Lady Aberdeen, and about themn wore gathered Princeton's social leaders. Before ...

... IRISH JOU'RNALIST. The death occurred in Dublin last night of George V. Patton, LL.D., editor of the * Daily 1 amrss newspaper, and the oldest journalist in Ireland. Dr Patton, who was in his 78th year, succumbed to an acute attack of pneumonia. Only ...

... that spring, or red wheat, is inferior in qua- lity to white wheat of the same weight. Upon the present oc- casion Mr George Patton, advocate, appeared on bebalf of some of the heritors, and Mr Kemp, writer, Perth, for the far- mers ; and both these gentlemen ...