... enekei vim John Arthur Grattan, who resign.. Fut—Ensign Charles Francis Mundy to be lieut._ by Parcheesi vice Randal Howland Roberta, who re s; Charles Alfred Caithew, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Mundy. 42nd Foot—Ensign James John Peter, from ...

... drowsy. He always disliked Mr. Grattan and only tolerated his visits. Mr. Grattan had not been .on terms of closest intimacy with him, though he had tried to be. They usually called each other Monte and Walter. On Mr. Grattan's return from China in 1898 ...

... Kiss—Recently, at the New Bailey Court, Manchester, Henry Grattan was charged by Nancy Forrest with having assaulted liar in a railway carriage on the way from Rochdale to Manchester. He put his arm round her waist and kissed her on the cheek, and attempted ...

... picquet was patrolling the streets, bringing in stragglers, in charge of Corporal Turner, of the 3rd Hussars, when a rough, named John Carroll, knocked Private Wilson off he footpath. Corporal Turner, on remonstrating, was threatened by the fellow, who• was ...

... specimen of the Imperial flag of •th it s enormous dragon. The g uests were arranged ‘lt't-o-ne L i ed table having three arms. Mr. E. Webb p resided chairman at the main table and Mr. Peter McLean, Mr. R. c. A a ntrobus, nd Mr. Ceed Holiday, all ex ...

... the ordinary speed of those attached to goods trains. EanruL Tasormv.—On the 19th inst. Mr. John Johns., County Court Judge for the Counties of Carmarthen, Cardigan, and Pembroke, Chairman of the Carmarthenshire Quarter Sessions, and Recorder of the Borough ...

... here were—the Duke of Buckingham, the Marquis of Clanricarde, the Marquis of Salisbury, the Marquis of Normanby, the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of Cork, Earl Grosvenor, the Earl of Lucan, the Earl of Harrowby. General Peel, Lord Keane, Lord Southhampton, ...

... driven in the opposite direction. The cart was turned over and the driver, who was thrown violently to the ground, had his arm fractured. The Empress and party immediately alighted, having fortunately sustained no injuries, and they resumed their drive ...

... never obtained for less than £8,500 or £9,000, and a captaincy in the same arm of the service is never sold for less than £5,000, and so on in proportion. The Earl of Cardigan got to the top of the regimental tree in less than seven years, but his promotion ...

... ame .fisurstmaostiu Taates.—An interesting contribution to the. controversy between masters.and workmen is furnished by Mr. John Ford, nianagiog directerof the Thames Ironworks Company. That makes the folio mug statement in a letter to TM We are just ...