... ; Beans, broad—3s, Mr, L. Patton ; 2s, Qs, Mr. L. Patton. Mr. J. Brutton. Ditto, dwarf—3s, Mr, Patton; 2s, Mr. Jet runners—3s, Mr, N _ J. G, Harri- Anderdon. Ditto, scar Cauliflowers—3s, Mr. T. Frost ; 3, man ; Mr. L. Patton. —3s, Mr. arri- Mr. E. C. ...

... lovers of freedom of speech and fair play.—Mr. Nantes, after Mr. Patton had spoken close on two hours, and finding the meeting was becoming more antagonistic than ever, induced Mr. Patton to resume his seat, the former saying he was ashamed of such specimen ...

... the subject. If anyone wished, at the conclusion Mr. Patton's address, to ask any questions, would be pleased to answer them. (Cheers.) Tbe Chairman introduced Mr. Patton to the meeting. Mr. Patton experienced good reception. the course of lengthy and ...

... was discontinued. He would ask Mr. Patton if he had any proposal tofmake.—Mr. Patton stated that he was not prepared to do sa -The Chairman presumed that Mr. Patton wished the meeting to make a proposal him.—Mr. Patton said that if was the wish the meeting ...

... detained there as an in-patient. Under the skilful treatment he receives, he rapidly recovering. The Election.—On Friday, Mr. Patton (Lord Advocate) issued an address, in which he stated that the election was won by the unsparing use of means which, when ...

... £63, besides which the Colonel s cup, £10, presented by Brigadier- General Patton, was also competed for. Amongst the officers present the range were Brigadier-General Patton, Adjutant Pollock, Major Foster-Barham, Capt. Foley, and Surgeon -Major The ...

... Buxton, by Lady Holland; Miss Brodie, by Mrs. Patton-Bethune; Miss Jemima Brodie, Mrs. Patton-Bethune; Mrs. Patton-Bethune, on change of name, by Lady Colquhoun of Luss Miss Patton-Bethune, by her mother, Mrs. Patton-Bethune; Mrs. Barrett, ...

... : Treat your opponents with respect. You are only a •lump orator.”) Mr. Patton : Prove that assertion. The interrupter You are paid by the Loyal and Patriotic Union.” Mr. Patton (warmly): “You are a liar.” Considerable excitement prevailed amongst the ...

... Distribution. —Last (Thursday) evening, the prizes won by local Volunteers during the year were distributed by Mr. Bethune Patton, at the municipal buildings. ...

... Lionel Patton (master 3SIS hounds) starter the committee consisted Patton, J. Edwards, J. Darby, St. Vincent ggtc H. Fry. The events attracted a large assemhl) tators, the number computed being about whom noticed Col. the Hon. A. W. A. ** Jpt Patton, Dr ...

... rules of good government. Mr. Patton resumed his seat amidst loud applause. Mr. E. Bath seconded the resolution. The CHAIRMAN then put it the meeting, and it was carried by overwhelming majority. vole of thanks to Mr. Patton and the Chairman concluded the ...

... YARCOMBE. Tmerrs' DINSRR.—On Wednesday, through the liberality of Mr. Lionel Patton and Mr. John K Dyke, the bantry of OOP parish were invited to a dinner at the Yarcoinbe Inn. Mr. Patton took the chair, and was supported by Mr. Dyke, the Rev. Mr. Chard, of ...