... Just after the marriage Captais Patton was offered the com- mand of a ship-the Neptune's Car-prepared for the cir- cumnavigatiun of the globe, and ready to sail that day but for the illness of the comnsander. Captain Patton de- clined the offer, declaring ...

... Mr. John Livesay, of Preston ; Mr. H. Nowall, of Rochdale; Mr. Roberts, of Rocbdale; and was accompanied by Mr. J. Wilson Patton, M.P. ; Mr. William Brown, M.P, an;id Mr. Henry, M.P. The Earl of Yarborough had an interview on Saturday with Sir George ...

... party tl consisting of Patton, M'Doneghi, and Botan, with twelve horses and six camels (very much infected with soot,), on their return to the Darling from the depot established by a Mr. Buryke at Cooper's Creek, Mflo3nogh, Patton, and _ Botan were sulfiaring- ...

... temiber 1>57 R ?? Willia NIOditdrl, hir Seirteremliber, 1857. Reair-Admieeral Rohert cddlec Carre,, Nthe MSeptceeber, I ! ?? ?? Patton, ]Oth Seirterriher, 1857. Rear-Arhriral. tre H onroureable Cha( i rlanido Bridge- mican, 10th September, 1857. ?? cr Sir Haery ...

... irretrievable. A court of inquest, consist- ing of Lientenant-Colonel Boileau, of ths Artillery, Captain Drumnmond, and Dr. Patton, of his own regiment, was directed to sit and inquiro into this most distressing ease. ?? returned a verdict of temporary ...

... the Rochdale Savings Bank, consisting of Messrs. Holt, Livsey, Barrow, Tattersall, and Roberts, accompanied by Mr. Wilson Patton, M.P., Mr. Williams Brown, M.P., Mr. Sharmams Crawford, M.P., and Mr. Bright, M.P., had an interview with the Chincellor of ...

... members of both houses to in- vestigate private hills, was defeated by the casting vote of the cliainlnan, Colonel Wilson Patton. In Naples another frightful example of the ad- sninistration of the law in a priest over-ridden country has just taken ? ...

... from unattached half-pay, to be Csptain, vice Nicholson; Captain H. B. Mends, from unattacbed half- ay, to be Captain, vice Patton, deceased; Lieutenants Robert Ford and Humphrey Meore are promoted to the rank of Cap- tain; Lieutenaint William Calany is ...

... Mr. Tandy fill rcmains in c&uftlody, notwiihflandinj repeated runmours thefe two days pafti that he had been liberated. Mr. Patton,. merchant, now a fate prifoner in Kilmainham, has received an anfw'er from Govern- meat, f'imilar to that of Mr. Long, 5' ...

... others are appointed ,l embers of the Committee in their room. we have just received the journals of Antwerp. aThe .Enzaa- i'patton (Brussels paper) gives the particulars of the riots at Antwerp yesterday and the day before. 'the city has been declared by ...

... July with the Union and Sir Wmn. Pulteney extra India fbips, put under, my command aw Senior Oflicer, by order of Governor Patton, I have tbe honQur to ac- quaint you, for the information of the Lprds Commif! fioncrs of the Admiralty, that on the 2Z2d ...

... places on the other side of the water, numerously signed by the public, having for their object the total repeal of Mr. Wilson Patton's bill of last session, restricting the sale of beer and spirits on Sundays, and also to request his support to their prayer ...