... were 3 received, and were divided into sixteen heats, the winners in which were-A. Archer, 45 yards start; J. Burton, 42; T. Patton, 31 * H. Lawrence, 42; 0. r Blackman, 60 ;. A. Frithby,' 39; W' Harvey, 28; F. 3 Anderson, 44; T. Townsend, 48; H. Love, 62; ...

... -therefore, ranito the second floor front window, 'and screamed pitiably for helpe The Royal Society's fite-escapes-from P-atton garden promptly arrived! The conductor then placed his machine against the win4ow, and tescued four persons. I Had it'nobtbeen ...

... 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 ...

... Poole had voted at Patton'selections, and got 20r. at each for himself and his father. Received it freom, Xutarmsn. Never got any money from Truman. e Wm'. Poole corroborate his eon's evidence. Charles Lear maid he did not vote at Patton's secon& election ...

... Thfford; to the Princess Royal, * Naval Cadots G. Fairfax, to the Centurion;- C. A. Nicholson, to the Alioukir; and A. P. Patton, to the ?? CHATHAM, Pzn. 26. .The Duke of Cambridge having expressed his intention of reviewing, thbe. troops at this garrison ...

... 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 ...

... Jeus; J. A.Daes, Uni- 1 v~ersitys; ~ afl. p I2xat, ona Mhertto°no; W. have satfedF the u Wxmnr a tl' degre :. Brooki Un- : Patton, Queen's. ...

... likef a good pay-lg party P-Wistness: :Yes; -The Coroner:* Thenf in a c#oftthatsgort tlere are: not mny qu~estions esktd.-Mr. Patton who watched the ease on behalf of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Childrln: W'hat dO you mean by v Aod piece ...

... Zingariv; Yorksaire, Scarborough tseod day) ; . Zesiden . Visi, Eastbourne (secnd day); i31=d v. Faraley United, Farsley>; Captain Patton a Eleven v. United Theatricals, Lords. Iawn Tennis - Colchester Garrison v. Colheaster and East Essex, Garrison Grounds, ...

... ultimately conveyed by the police to the anion-house. No surgeon saw him during the night; but early on Thursday morning -Mr. Patton was-sent for, wvho being at a labour, a p;upilI went and bled deceased, who expired about twelve o'clock the same day without ...

... thecasoof M. Kn6$e-1 i as e mined that the nf ,olu. voted te het a place on deposit at'the London and County Bnk, the names of Mr. Patton' one of the owine*e ote .Nortleet, and Mr. Mirkham her uncle, to be Approprlated .forlisr benefit in-any anner 'they might ...