... Lieutenant Marine, Edward M. C. Coates. Chaplain, Rev. Henry 21. Jacksson. Sturgeon, Lewis C. Ltrquhart, M.D. Naval Instructor, Joseph W. Jcanes. Payvmaster, W. G. Parmeter. Chief Engineer, George Tucler. t , ?? II. If- iller. Sub-Lieu;tenant, George H. B. ...

... by Messrs. Tyzaek, Messrs. Wilson, Messrs. Lnmsdon, Atand his cousin Joseph. Ele bad moreover £35 in the h bank, and wanted £25 froan Messrs. Tyzack, besiles £-4 from his cousin Joseph. Steel believing all his customer said, allowed him to board end loigs ...

... -d ?? Portal, Esq., and Mirs. Portal, of Lrre'C hc..'e Surrey; Wim. Steiner, Esq.. of New 04end family; Colonel Sculainore;Joseph Cuit r` C.E.. 3irs. Cubitt, and the 31isses Cubilt. of Ui Dr. Caulfield and son, caf New York; A. C. Rje or,' Esq. and son ...

... particulars kurelative to the attack of the Hill tribes upon the British position. Reinforcements were not re- quired. General Chamberlain, on account of y his wounds and ill-health, had resigned the com- s meand, and Major-General Banoclh had been ap- pointed ...

... University; Acheson, J. J., Digges La Tonche, Armnagh Light Infantry; Boyle, Londonderry Light Infantry; Park, Clones; Joseph Wilson, D.L. ; Joseph Kirk, R.H.A. ; J. Hastings Otway, 24th Regt.; W. Lane, D.L. ; Brabazon, Louth Rifles; Lindsay, D.L.; Colthurst ...

... eICUaLTUnAT SocrrTr o0 ULesrn.-On IFriday, the 4th March, thle Council met at the Labo. ratory, Upper Arthur Street, Rev. Joseph Bradsbaw, J.P iMileeross, Nmowtownards, in the chair. Profes. sor ilodges sid that lie bad lately travelled over se- veral ...

... with heart anti voice, lie and the hruiein- .el I will give ?? to Thea, C Lord.'' Ti When tlie music ceased the Lord Chamberlain, e-I1 f. ha-companifed by- the Groomn of the Stole to lbs Prince ii-of Wales, andl thle Chafroehelaims to thinl Princes~s ...

... ns to the c Prince of Wales, on behalf of the Queen, took I place, the names having been previously left E at the Lord Chamberlain's office, and submitted for her Majesty's approval :-Mr. William Denny, i Deputy-Licutenant for the County of Herry, by ...

... eneral, the Very Rev. Dean Graves, 'Vm. t, arganS, D.L-, Chairman of the Dublin, Wicklow, and C ,Welford Railway Company; Joseph Boyce, J.P.; b Thomas Vance, J-P.; Robert Gray, J.P.; and Va- ?, lentine O'Brien O'Connor, D.L., directors; E. W. t )atsusell ...

... presentations to her Majesty. The following were amongst the presentations, the names having been previously seft at the Lord Chamberlain's Office, and submitted to her Majesty's ?? Robert Mfontgomery, late Lientenant-Governor of the Panjab, by the Right Eion ...

... assemblages of noted people that the association has ever had. Every other day the secretaries-the Rev. G. D. Boyle, Professor Chamberlain, and Mr. IV. -Mathews, rjun., meet at ten o'clock in the morning, and rarely close their labours before four in the afternoon ...

... Febrnary, 1850. y It was his younger brother, Lunien-Lonis-Joseph I Napoleon Bonapasts, born in Rome, November 15, e 1828, who took holy orders in 1853, and who is now S- private chamberlain to the Pope. I The Hon. MissPonsonby left Kin gstown on Thurs- ...