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... Fin- lay. Hugh i'Morrow, Hugh Ferguson, Alexander Mr3liudok. Andrew Finlay, David M'Master. Tho3. Knox, James Knox, James Patton, Jas. Baillie, Hugh Taylor, Thomas Lowry, and John Kelly. A deputation from the school teachers of the union was present, ...
... tlnit Gee. Patton, Es i, ndvocate, has been appointed Solicito-. General flr Scotianl, In room of David Mire, E, , now Lord( Advocnte: This is an appoinltment that cannot fhil to give satisfaction to the Scottish public uni- vorally, Mr. Patton being; well ...
... on thel10th instant, the Anne Baker, King, from Liverpool. SA ILED. From Liverpool, on the 23rd instant, the Penninghain, Patton, for Newfoundland. From Llanelly, on the 24th instant, the Agnes Kelly, Hardy, for Belfast. From Cardiff, on the 23rd instant ...
... Sund0y. ?? schooner Express, Sex ton, hence, has arrived safe at Aov June S, Rosalie, Agrel, from Memel.-6, elY Croizer, Patton, Alicante; Isabella, VIConkey, lkzrfl°--S8 Cersair, Goodwin, Liverpool ; Herald, in London; Woods, Hewett, Alaryport; Speculation ...
... MIessrs. Robert Carlisle, Thomlas Gaflikin, Joseph Bigger, S. Teirney, J. Eutwistle. George Duflield, James Adams, Samuel Patton, and John Ireland. Dr. Knox, Poor-law Inspector, was also in attend- ance. STATE or THE ?? S-. The nimnhor of persons in the ...
... st chair. The other members present were .-David an Taylor, Esq., J.P. ; Messrs. Robert Carlile, Thos. T] Gaffikin, Samuel Patton, James Harper, James TI Kavanagh, Hugh NI'Clements, Charles H. Ward, CI John Greenhill, John Ireland, James Entwisle, us and ...
... Teirney, James Moreland, Jas. Kavanagh, John Ireland, Edward Birney, William Carlisle, David Fulton, David Macrory, Samuel Patton, and John M'Kee. STATE OF TInE HOUSE. Number of inmates in the house on 17th Feb. In the Workhouse proper, 1,420; in the hospital ...
... Rio Janeiro a nuid on the 25th, the Leplhenstratl], lain, for Trinidad. Sailed from Leghorn, on the 15it inst., the Warbler, Patton, of Belfast, for Constantinople. Entered at Liverpool, on the 25th iust:, the Standard, Dunn, of Belfast, for Bathurst. Put ...
... Fleetwood, on the 2nd inst., the Catherine, Ritchie, of Belfist, from Savannah. At Gravesend, on the 2nd inst., the Warbler, Patton, of Belfast, from Genoa, At Deal, on the 3rd inst., the Geldilader, from Genoa. 53 AlI L E D From Falmouth, on the 2nd inst ...
... Salonica, At London, on the 2nd inst., the Maid of the Mill, Barnes, from Mossina. Off Dengeness, on the lst inst., the Warbler, Patton, of Belfast, from Genoa for London. S A I L E, D From Crookhaven, on the 28th ult., the Catherine, Ritchie, of 13elfIst, for ...
... Batty, London Providellce, Evans, Cork, powder ?? King (at). Hardy, GlasxRow Prince of Wales (at), M'Neilage, Fleetwood Mary, Patton, Antigus, sugar Hero. Savage, London, general cargo 1a-Iord Seaton, Pitzsimorsi, Qiebec, timber and deals Taffv.le, Williams ...
... know first if they weri liable fqt both these sums. It was ultimately resolved by ten votes to four, on the motion of Mr. Patton seconded by Mr. Young, that the precept oi ill, Burial Board be complied with, and the subjee dropped. ...