... at, T. S. Raffles, i Hanmiztcn B3. Gilmour, T. [Harrison, C, Langton, William. S. Graves, Edward W. Rayner, George Henry Hordafl, Henry G. Rawdon, J. Ernest Tiarse, Philip F. Garnett, S. Smith, M.P. Robert G. Allan, Stewart E. Brown., James a. Fraser ...

... 111tl Foo.-Corporall James ROeO; Prirate Jamesi Burke. 0 -2011, Foot.-P'riat Jslhn Lathasi. a f 2lrd Feet.-Privates Henry Elins, Henry Edger, George 0 Edwards, Johns Arnett. i 15th Feet.-Private TthomasThoriitcln. LIk 41st root.-private Williamn Rigeby ...

... (or service) rifle, fitted with match- cci the Sights. Death has removed three well-known en( competitors since the last ?? Henry hu of Halford, of Leicester; Mr. Ganly, of the Irish to Rifle Asiociation; end Captain Foulkces, of the 003 the 3rd Cheshire ...

... detaled scores- NDf Captain Frenmantle, 1st Bucks ?? . . Major Nlelliil, 4th Notts ?? Cantain Gibbs, Bristol ?? .Z Capta, Oxley, 2nd Sussex ?? F,5 F4: lte Captstnklrton Hunt, HLI ?? . 5 Estbourne ?? Og- Captain Lamb, 1st .South ln-ntire.. 6: ded Captain ...

... snrasmoned for.- drunkenness, and Dilss - eling - beer at prohibited hours, and- was fined 20s. and vthQ costs on-ach ?? Mayo, Henry Brawn, eore. anai Ja, se Formnby, were, each fiaed' 2s. 6d. and costs for d ndrpnkoaineffl.-Wilhim. 'Blenthamn, anld. Richard ...

... a un with 71, and twol totals of 70 were those of' h. Gibson, of isselburgh ltuesday's winner ofa the WaldegraveL and Mr. henry, of the Ul'ster Rifle Association. There wasalternatingeunahine and showers while furing went forward at 1000 yards, which ...

... practitioner. Henry Walter Lewis, Lowerborough-vails, Bath, Tiver- ton Hay's-buildings, and Albert-yard, Tiverton-on- Avon, iomersetshLre, plumber, &c. Leonard Cullimore, Wheeler-street, Binrmingham, fruiterer and fish sdlesman. William Henry Stokes, residing ...

... Trade, and Mr. Parkinson (of the firm of ' Duncan, Hill, and Parkinson) appeared on behalf of the fn aster of the vessel, Mr. Henry Williams. I Mr. O'Dowd said that it had been arranged on X Saturday that he should call no more witnesses, th but since he ...

... lately Nurserr-terrace, H drsed, now Rlckardshaw-late, Padsey, 'Yorksre, tailor ard Frederick Oxley. Commercial-street, Batley, furniture dealer George Henry Sheard, of SnakehillMirfield, Yorkshire, grocer. James Howart, Clilo Ead, Longwood, near Rudders- ...

... anthem, O sing unto the Lord (Purcell) Thursal.ay.-Serrice, Blayley in F; anthem. 'O Lord, the Maker of all tings -(King Henry VlLM). Friday.-Serice, Pront in ID; anthem, The Lard pre- . serveth the sonis (flatten). Saturday-S.ervice, Wesley in F; ...

... 12tb ?? Colonel Paris, Major Bathgate, Cap- tain Daly (acting as ?? Dransfield, Williamos, Lowe, and Pitchie, and Surgeon Oxley. 17th ?? Captains S'Cabe and Duck, Lien- tenants Kewley, Atkinson, Clarke, Taylor, Smith, Storey, and Courtenay. CI1EWE AUTUMoN ...

... common carriers, was tried on Thursday, at the- Chesterfield county court. The aotion was a very similar one to that of Oxley v; the North Eastern Company, and the judge gave a decision virtually the same as was given in the latter well-knoe case. It ...