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... carried home, where be lies in a very precarious condition. Henry [egg, steward of the steamer, Is very badly scalded; George Patton, the mate, has one of hislegs broken; and a young man, named Joseph Shepherd, who was on board, is also slightly injured. ...
... COLPOY , Knight of the Moft Honourable Order bf t-he Bath, and Admiral of the Blue Squadron of his Majefly's fleet, PHILIP PATTON, Efq. Vice; Admiral of the Red Squadron of his Majefty's fleet, WILLIAM DiCKINSoN, jun. Efq. and the Right Hon. Sir EVAN NEPEAN ...
... Dinnie, 116 feat in,, and3in 2d James Patton, 33 feet 7 lar. ; 3id, J. Goodman, 31 foet aol todn 7 ittting the Light Stone, 16 llbs-let, Donald Dinnite, It etb and 4 in. ;2d,Ja~mes Fleming, 43 feet 1I in. 3d, James Patton, 43 trl even fe t 7in.tr lre Thowig ...
... tte Icelanders received thit development d , Briticb trade, Mr Doughiy preemie:-. There is no doubt tbks, ovwing to the law pattOn of the people of Iceleed living a5sr Al shores of Faze Bay, or coming down therefor fishing purposes iu ttli season, it is ...
... Chairs in the Universities of Scotland. The resolution having 1 been reported, the Bill was ordered to be brought in by Mr W. X Patton, the Lord Advocate, and Lord John Russell. i The Scottish Midland Junction Railway was petitioned against - by the Edinburgh ...
... the proximity of the rail. The SoLKciToR-GENrIL&L then addressed thegajg at conid- *hable length for Mr. Ogilvie. Of Nfr. PATTON then spoke on behalf of the companv. Ile argued - that it had been established on the best of evidelce that the i. claims ...
... Church of Croy, rendered vacant by the to death of the Rev. Mr Fraser. Theinduction services also wereconducted bythe Rev. Mr Patton, Ardersier, iave and the Rev. Mr Miller, Ardelach. At the close of v no the services Miss Rose of Holme Ross and Major lard ...
... Fusiliers from' 1854 to; 1867, and was hon. colonel of the 'battalion from 1876. Cantain John Patton, R.N., of Lymington, aiants, eldest son of the late General Patton. colonel of the' Suffolk Regimrient, died last week. LHe served throughout the China war ...
... small piece of ground rrot ?? in alt X5886, 19a3. 2d. Coan'ei for the Pursuier-Rolert Wihighanm, Adam Anderson, l and George Patton, Esqri. Agents-$llessrs. James T)algciish, f ?? Tionras Raiken, ?? aind William SaunderS. S.S C. Cocinsel for the Caledoniana ...
... ADDRESS B3Y MR PATTON. ar at 'REPLY TO MR ASQUITH AND MR K NOX. fa IC; A meeting of the Aberdeen Liberal Unionist PAi Club was held in the club room, 9 Castle Street, a last nlight, to hear Aln address on the Irish question co by Mr Arthur Patton, barrister ...
... very much obliged for the valuable: informuationas to tie law of Scot- land which we have had both from]L Mr. Gordon and hIr. Patton, and we are glad to have had the asdstance of -uch distinguisbed members of the Scottish bar.. Sir B. Bm!rHEa replied on the ...
... (-epresentative of the Protestant Laymen's Associa- lion), was resumned in time City Hall, which was demisely crowded-W. P. Patton, Esq., taking the chair onl behmalf of the Protestant Laymen's Assoeia- dion, and Rev. Mr. Crosskey for Mr. Langley. The subject ...