... Captain Henry Bourchier Osborne Savile to be Captain, vice Dupuis First Lieutenant Charles Wright be Second Captain, vice Savile; Second Lieutenant Christopher Charles Teesdale to be First Lieutenant, vice Wright, April 22. Corps of Royal Engineers—First ...

... [WEDNESDAY, JULY l^s3.f Uw Kth nltiran, at Batharat, Onnbte, the Mr John MowwAt, ColonW Chaplin, aTawm. Rev. At DalavaA, New Loudon. CMada Went, the wire Yatea Ridley. Eaq., ofa daughter. w,r ® Th-mu* On the instant, NorthuraberlandHiqaaie. tk* »>« Thomas ...

... Mrs. and Miss Tighe. Lady Gresley and Mr?. Chaplin. A.D.C.’s.—Lieutenant-Colonel Udney, Captain C. C. Fitzroy, Hon. L. A. Eliis, B. W. P. Butler, A. F. W. Gore, Viscount Bussborough, SirT. Bart, F. C. Chaplin, C. C. Fraser, Commander C. Vesey. Dr. G. Hatchel) ...

... the 81st Foot, Lieutenant, vice Sladen, who exchanges; Ensign Percy Chaplin to Lieutenant, purchase, vice Mitford ; Chares Edward Lambert, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Chaplin. 53rd Foot—Richard Aunesley Eyre, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase ...

... Atdill and the Misses Ardill ; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Brook, aud Miss Monck and Vesey ; Colonel I Trevor, Mrs Charles Grey, Captain and Mrs. Chaplin, Captain and Miss Dayman. Mr and Mrs Edward Genie, Mr and Mrs Mulville, Mr Blood, Captain Goff, 7'h Dragoon ...

... John Camming. Regiment .•Charles King, 11th Hussars ; Hernett, Uth Hussars ; Macartby, Regiment ; Bray, 96th Regiment M lernan RA ; H Wilkinson, Rodfort, Rynd, Boyle, W Stirling, Vernon, M'Evoy, Arthur Harrison, RA ; Charles Pratt Hamilton, Cotton, Donaldson ...

... Edward Senior, William Deane Butler, William Roche. Lalor, L> L; Sweetman, Charles Langdale, Hnghes, 1 C ; Buaha, O Coanell FlUsimon, Rutledge, South Mayo Rifle,. O’Rcjllt, Charles Woollaston Manwenog, J Hedle, flnih Rifle, ; taoglois Lefroy.'ft HitMlhStfStub ...

... Bateson! 2 Mallow—Sir Denham Jephson Norteyr, Newry—W. Kirk New Rosa—Charles O. Duffy .. Portarlington—Colonel Dunne 1 Queen's Co.—Sir C. H. Coots, M. Dunne Sligo—Charles Towaley. Tralee—M. O’Connell Wexford—J. T. Deverenx Q Westmeath County—Magan ...

... THE ADVOCATE, SATURDAY. JANUARY 26, 1856. Archibald Peel; Charles Cobbs, D Browtid, Slarke, 15th Regt; M Seton rlane, i Oaroelt iU*hborne ; Wo» GarisdtaU, K land ftfilitia; James fl Owsfis, lid ward t* Litton,. ijal Eccles, Feltoo Herrey, Barrington, ...

... short-horns to Sir Charles Tempest, of Broughton Hull, in the rich grazing district of Craven, was recently sold by auction by Mr. Wethercll, of this city, the premises contiguous to the hall. The great attention which Sir Charles bestowed on the breeding ...

... Rfowc to the King: but though he bad done his duty as an officer with spirit, yet, from his connexion with his brother and Charles Fox, be disliked the cause. this letter, which was admirably well written, he expressed his impatience to return, saying was ...

... General Howe to the King; but though had done his duty as an officer with spirit, jet, from his conneiion with his brother and Charles Fu* he disliked the cause. In this letter, which was admirably well written, he expressed his impat ence return, saying he ...