... 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 de- r dined the offer, declaring ...

... 17 pipers entered, and the ti 't p~rice a.s in thisl inlstace carried off by Ronald IC kirikzi , toe second prize by Jatne- Patton, Iv . pe- :i~sJor, * thr Cam eron H ighlrnders( and third l . , bv ?? ?? ay, piper to Sir .James atheson, l; irt.10, danctingt ...

... Robin Hoed:- Engineer-Joseph Laws, married, belonging to -North Shields; ?? Perry, North I Shields ; fourth ?? Patton, aged 13 son of Captain Patton. None of the bodies have been recovered. After the steamer capsized, she rapidly sank, and soon portions of ...

... IRISH JOU'RNALIST. The death occurred in Dublin last night of George V. Patton, LL.D., editor of the * Daily 1 amrss newspaper, and the oldest journalist in Ireland. Dr Patton, who was in his 78th year, succumbed to an acute attack of pneumonia. Only ...

... the stains on the neckerchief found at the Spout of Buchanty. Raving completed dressing he left the house, stating to Mrs Patton that he intended tak- ing a walk before breakfast. Curiously enough he was not seen by any of the domestic servants to leave ...

... wa:y as Ott tile tther side of the tLirnpileb. The Court met on Friday, and after the examination of sonir witnesses, Mr. Patton made an offer ns to the qitantity of clay to be taken for the purpose of the railway, which was accepted, and the amount of ...

... Scotch appeals. It| is expected that the Lord Justice-Clerk Inglis wfill obtain the Lord-President's chair, and that Mir Patton, the present Lord-Advocate, wsll he Lord Justice-Clerk; that being, pronerly speaking, his prize in this turn of the wheel ...

... donleyman, Dundee; W~illiam ilitebie, fireman, Glasgowt Hoeny Wilks, firemlan, Shields; John M'Kfie, Areman, Newolen ; Johln Patton, fireman, North Shideld; James Gray, firemaln, Ireland; Charles W~atson, boy, Shields.-Shieds t;azette of last night. ENLARGEMENT ...

... and per- formed the usual ceremony as the vesselmoved off, naming ler Leonidas. This vessel has been built for Messrs John Patton -jun., & Co., London, and is intendedfcrtheircolonia andlndiah trades. She has iron lower and topmaats, polucca form, and-the ...

... Mecham had to take the lef of a, line of outposts, the right of which was formed by the South WVales Brigade under Colonel Patton. 'The General'Officer Command- ingte3 RglrdBhgade of Infantry, to whch the, Scotch,-regimnents-aru.affiliated, had arranged ...

... claim of seniority Will prevail, and thus the appoint- ment would lie between Lieut. -Gen. George Dixon and Major-General Patton, with a balance of pro- babilities in favour of the former. The pension for distinguished or meritorious ser- vices, vaoa ...

... Lawson, vice Da liv 1tinzey A. Peter, vice Elliott: A. P. S. Green, vice Maclean; se Y F. A. Williams, vice Wynne; E. W. Patton, vice Benn; C. H. f M- orris, vice Fitzgerald: Nh. IMT. M'Kay, vice Warburton; W. J. 1 . Grant, vice Cocks; J. C. Childs; ...