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... Public Notices. BY kind permission of Brigadier•Genersl PATTON, commanding 2i4 Volunteer Battalion Somerset light Infantry, A BALL WILL BE HELD, me CONNICTION G COMPANY, OX TURSDA Y, 17th DECEMBER, 1889, AT CONSIRVATIVZ HALL. MUCWKERNIC. Further particulars ...

... Helyar, sons-in-law ; General Patton-Bethune, Colonel Bethune Patton and Major Patton-Bethune, brothers ; Major Rawlins, of the Scottish Rifles ; Captain Herbert Patton- Bethune, of the 3rd Hussars and Mr. Bethune Patton, nephews ; Mr. St. ...

... Prince of Wales on Friday while 2.000 people cheered the memory of her duad husband. She was Mrs. Patton, of Runswick, Yorkshire, whoso husband, Coxswain Patton. gave his life in saving that of cripple when the salvage ship Disperser sank in gale. The Prince ...

... the majority seven, at which it remained- At the close of the poll the numbers were Mr. Patton 30j Mr. Bagehot Majority for Mr. Patton In the evening, Mr. Patton rode round the town » carriage drawn a pair of greys, prectded by banners, Ac, and followed ...

... and the present Land Purchase Act. Mr. Patton was listened to during tho whole of his speech with marked attention, and at the end he was loudly applauded.— Mr. T. O. Bennett proposed a vote of thanks to Mr. Patton, an! he hoped that those working-men who ...

... W. Speke (Jordan), Mr. Cecil Smith, Mr. J. W. Shepherd, Col. Adair, Col. Patton, Mr. IG. A. Tilney, Mr. F. H. Cheetham. It was resolved that I the resignation Mr. Lionel Patton accepted, ami that a master be advertised for to hunt the country for yeaf ...

... W. Speke (Jordan), Mr. Cecil Smith, Mr. J. W. Shepherd, Col. Adair, Col. Patton, Mr. IG. A. Tilney, Mr. F. H. Cheetham. It was resolved that I the resignation Mr. Lionel Patton accepted, ami that a master be advertised for to hunt the country for yeaf ...

... Mr. L. Patton. Four ditto, Japanese—los, Mr. W. G. Marshall ; ss, Mr. J. Carver j 3s, Mr. L. Patton. Six ditto, large flowering—2os, Mr. F. Woodland ; 10s, Mr. L. Patton ; ss, Mr. Carver. Four ditto, ditto—los, Mr. F. Woodland ; ss, Mr. L. Patton. Four ...

... School-room Wednesday evening. The chair was taken by Mr. J. A. Porcb, Glastonbnrv, and amongst those present were : Messrs. A. Patton (of Dublin), W. T. Swayne, R. Bowring, R. H. Applin, J. R. Norman, ...

... proposed, and Mr. Smith •«. Mr. Patton. Mr. Sealey propo and M. seconded Mr. Vanderbyl. A show as taken, and declare! iv favour of Mr. C v * taken >' esterda (Thursday), Y the Liberal, was returned, the B £—Vanderbyl, 312; Patton, 275. So must find another ...

... was held here on Saturcay last, to the arrival of Mr. H. Westropp, the gentleman who was unseated a tew days ago, Mr. George Patton, of Edinburgh, a Scottish advocate, the new Conservative candidate. A large number of persons met the gentlemen at the station ...