... be adjusted, with the view of closing the same. We are in that stage now, and propose to take up the question of title. Mr Patton—The record is not adjusted yet. Lord Ivory—The meaning of the interlocutor of the Lord Ordinary was, that the title was to ...

... Just after the marriage Captain Patton was offered the command of a ship -the Neptune's Car-prepared for the circumnavigation of the globe, and ready to sail that day but for the illness of the commander. Captain Patton declined the offer, declaring it ...

... that spring, or red wheat, is inferior in qua- lity to white wheat of the same weight. Upon the present oc- casion Mr George Patton, advocate, appeared on bebalf of some of the heritors, and Mr Kemp, writer, Perth, for the far- mers ; and both these gentlemen ...

... than 30,000 cwt., while the ammunition required weighs about five times as much. DEATH oF ADMIRAL PATTON.-We have to record the death of Admiral Hugh Patton, which occurred on Friday last, in his 74th year. The late admiral entered the navy in October 1804 ...

... Daimfries, nad the delpateh of some routine en business, the Synod proceeded to take up Iai TOE CASE o0 ES5IDALEMr5. tl George Patton, Ecq. appeared as Counsel for the pa- rishioners; Thomns Maitlanl, Esq. fnr the presentee. 9P It appeared, front the statement ...

... attended with very considerable expense. He concluded by ex- pressing a hope that the committee would not sanction the bill. Mr Patton then addressed the committee on behalf of the commissioners of Leith. The ground on wbich he took objec- tions to the bill ...

... t H. Bridges to bo Captain, by piurchase, vice Blake, who ?? W. D. P. Patton tii lie Lieutenant, ha' purchisre, vice Bridges- T. A. Coffin ti tbe Ensigtn, by purchase, vice Patton. 86th Foot-Ensign iA]. H. Malhon to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cash ...

... rerirgs; dated' as above. Lieu- tnant. Oiarhms Dawveifo he Captain. Ivy purchas4e; vic Wallis; dated as above. Ensigri.1ohn Patton, fromn the SSd toot, to be. I ,etitent, bhy purcpse, vice Di w . datel, as - obve. 7'2d Ditto S irg onl Peter 'bite fru m ...

... been sum- moned to London, on his appointment as Lord Ad- vocate, under Lord Derby's Government, Mr Patton was heard in his stead. At the close of Mr Patton's speech, the Lord Advocate (Moncreiff) asked the Conrt to allow the case to stand over till to-morrow ...

... be Captain, vice Draw, retired on full ?? Lieu- tenant P. Ellis to be Second Captain, vice Kaye-Se- cond Lieutenant H. W. Patton to be First Lieutenant, vice Ellis. BANK OF ENGLAND. Quarterly Average of the Weekly Liabilities and Assets from the 10th ...

... -The inauguration of Mr Patton, M.P., as Lord Advocates, which was to have taken place yesterday, was post. poned in consequence of his commission not having then arrived. It is expected' that the ceremony will take place on Mr Patton's returnw from Bridgewater ...

... of the royal navy mill sbortlybe promulgated. On Wcdnesday a Court Martial was held on 31Ir ?? i Shanks, puer, and Mr D. Patton, surgeon, of the Tweed, ha, for quarrelling at the mess-table, atnd tshng uagestlemattllke da .expressions. The dispute originated ...