... Carroll (bow), II T. Patton (stroke), and T. J. Patton ?? 3. Won t by two lengths. a HEAT 2.-Surrey Station-E. Arnott (bow), W. t Gatehouse (stroke), and J. Higgins ?? 1; Centre v Station-H. Amos (bow), G. Poynton (stroke), and T. 5 J. Patton ?? 2; Middlesex ...

... should go-down to, you and' Patton in the 'room ?-No.-'Was jit arranged when:your father 'should, come ?? you ibreech the subie~t to Patton, or did Patton 7mentioln. it'first to youl 9-I mentioned it firsk. ' ; John Patton,'the detendant;. was thienecalled ...

... Just after the marriage Captais Patton was offered the com- mand of a ship-the Neptune's Car-prepared for the cir- cumnavigatiun of the globe, and ready to sail that day but for the illness of the comnsander. Captain Patton de- clined the offer, declaring ...

... after the marriage, Captain Patton was offered the coin- mnand of a ship the ]Neptiune's Car-prepared for the cir- ecmnavigation of thi globe, and ready too sail that day but for the illness of the commander. Captain Patton de- ehined the offer, declaring ...

... M Mr. Patton: I 7wish to exercise the cellirg of an auctioneer, and I wish to know if I can do so under the privileges of the Act, without paying the customary fees ? H His Worship: That comes under the excise laws, does it not? 7 M Mr. Patton: It doee ...

... on about the election. Patton's expenses at his last election must have been g3,cco. When witness saw B. Smith last he appeared to he completely broken up. B. Smith told him that Patton was grievously pained and annoyed. Patton must have been aware of ...

... When Mr. Patton earn down no member of my firm accompanied him. He had noasaistance whatever from the Conqervative party. I cannot say how he raised the money. I have no notion of the suns spent. Mr. Price-We have been told that Mr. Patton's two e elections ...

... purchase, vice Blake, who retires; Ensign Walter Douglas Phillips Patton, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bridges ; Thomas Aston Coffin, gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Patton.-S6th Foot: Enasign Maurice Hartland Mahor., to be Lieutenant, by ...

... Pritchard ?? ,ons. R. Henneasy 4 Ar. B. IEdw ards . 7 . Mr. P. Fraser.. . Alajor T. ?? 7 Viseount~tormout ?? 3 Captain.U. B. Patton . 7Si. A. ?? .i Csptain W Peareth . 7 1. ll on. ?? C. HiU S Mr. F, Norris ?? 7 . arquis de Caotelbauar 8 it. Djalr Iol, Eaq ...

... knowledgec the payments a e by Mr. Patton M amount of e two eleotlns in 1886, I1f stated ?? down to Bridgwater with Mr. Patton as aprivate fiend, ,nd that it was arranged that Mr. Thompson a Eprivate hiand of Mr. Patton' in London, should advance any eun ...

... result will not be declared until the following day. Mr. Arthur Patton, barrister, Dublin, who contested the Montrose Burghs in 188, spoke at Forres in support of Mr. Logan's candidature. Mr. Patton dealt chiefly with Home Rule and the agrarian problem, special ...

... With respeetto the first ?? 1866, when Mr. Patton and Mr. Bagehot were the candidates, I dined with Mr. Patton end Mr. Spofforth at the Carlton Club. Mr. Bealy Smith come up, and said I must got 1,800?.for Patton. A few days afterwardsa gentleman named Thompson ...