... on about the election. Patton's expenses at his last election must have been g3,cco. When witness saw B. Smith last he appeared to he completely broken up. B. Smith told him that Patton was grievously pained and annoyed. Patton must have been aware of ...

... in this city last evening by Mr. James Parton on Our Scandalous Politics, which is likely to attract-as everything Mr.. Patton does is calculated to attract-a good deal of public attention. Mr. Parton is cne of the cleverest manufacturers of books that ...

... the perfection to which this mental attitude can be brought. He had some knowledge of Bridgwater from report, and when Mr. PATTON consulted him about standing for the borough he recommended him to take down a friend to protect him from importunity. ...

... in this city last evening by Mr. Jamnes Parton uan Our Scandalous Politics, which is likely to attract-as everything Mr. Patton does is calculated to attract-a good deal of public attecrtion. Mr. Paiton is cre of the cleverest manufacturers of books ...

... charged Police-constable James Butler, a warrant officer of the Clerkenwell police-court, with an assault upon her; whether Miss Patton stated that on the i6th June, while attending at the Clerkenwell police-court as a prosecutrix, Constable Butler struck ...

... weeks, has now interfered to quash the concession. Naturally, the indignation of the Streeter syndicate is immense. Captain Patton is the accredited agent of a syndicate formed for obtaining the concession of the Burmah ruby mines, and headed by Messrs ...

... prepared for the reference which Dr. Patton made yesterday to the fourteen con- stables who recently resigned rather than carry out the Coercion Act as 't the fourteen constables recently dismissed ! The purpose Dr. Patton and his employers hope to serve ...

... actual development. It will be all the better for the open- inig up of Africa and for the British share in African prizes. Dr. Patton is bent, it would seem, upon giving us still another version of Simple Simon in his account of Lady Bountiful's visit to the ...

... -Central News. Reuter's correspondent, reporting the speeches at the British Schools and Universities Club dinner, says that Dr. Patton, of Princeton IUniversity, said: Now that it has come to war, the ultimate good of all depends on Great Britain being successful ...

... Fielding, the Deputy Registrar, are in attendance on the Archdeacon. Miss Patton-Bethune, who lost her life through a carriage accident. in Hlyde Park, was the only daughter of General Patton-Bethune, Highland Light Infantry, of Clayton Priory, Surrey. She was ...

... tendencies divide the party that Dr. Patton and Mr. Wilson, the great twin brethren to whom the Tiimes relegates the direction of its Irish policy, are at variance, and what is still more remarkable, while Dr. Patton as the Times correspondent is diligently ...

... telegrams we published in our first and second editions yesterday, Mr. Patton, the Lord Advocate, was beaten at Bridgewater by no less a majority than 37, the numbers betng, Vanderbyl, 312 ; Patton, 275. The result is the more remarkable, that only five weeks ...