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... in whioh the Galway Conipany Stodd. IN the Report which accompanied the returns, of- the hite Caeaus, our-respected City Chamberlain tookthe bppoitunly of comparing the progress 4f dtir Westoin Subi'i`s with'the new cities of Aloi6achichsprinog up in the ...
... particulars of a- lament- I ?? which occurred, a feuv;days hgq;r~om , s. evidence it 'appeared that Joseph, Wlhea'lcyj a- farmar I residing ?? and Joseph, l,-'afb'laoniith of - the same place,' hiad for soime,tim been' on:ba-dftruti with eaoh other.', A ...
... P.ALL MALL-MarCh 17. Royal Regiment of Artillery-MAfajor-General Henry Wm. Gor don to be Colonel Commandant, vice General Joseph Webbe Tobin, deceased; Feb. 22. 59th Regiment of Foot-Major-General John Clark to Le Colonel, vice Major-General Plomer Young ...
... second daughter of the late Donald Smith, carpenter, Inveraray. At IHorsiani, iui Sussex, by the 1Rev. J. F. Hodgson, vicar, Joseph Otave, Esq. of Longeight, Manchecster, to Fanny, oldest mnamghter of the late Capt. Henry ,Sheppard, and niece of the I Ite ...
... probability of a fresh rush to the Nokoinai. I ht ?? day the Warden here granted to Austin Chamberlain, c Le William Middleton, Joseph WaTier, Job Cgnlam, Joseph I Hosley, George Gibson, and Michael Dickson a prospectingf claim of 200 feet by 150, for ...
... of our most influential citizens met tagether in the Qaeen's Hotel, for the purpose ef presenting Dr. John Strang, City Chamberlain, with a 3 testimonial, consisting of upwards of -4000 guineas and a piece of silver plate, expressive of their appreciation ...
... with a token of esteem and goodwill in Uhe form of a munificent gift of Four Thousand Six Dundred Pounds. The duties of Chamberlain have never been, and, we believe, can never be, per- formed by any one with greater zeal and ability than they have been ...
... twenty years, paidhis respects c- to Count Eechberg, who received him in the most gracious le manner. The Emperor Francis Joseph was not at Vienna B le at the moment, having gone to Innspruck in the Tyrol, to .l- be present at the celebration of the national ...
... 17. Paymaster, with the honorary rank of Captainioscipb ll,~ 73d Foot, to have the honorary rank of Major; De.. 6 Captain Joseph Jones, retired full-pay :3d Weast Inria P.- ment, to have the honorary rank of Major; Jan 19, To be MAzons. Captain Rowley ...
... hill, President of the Society, in, the chair. The meeting having been constituted, Cosmo Innes, Esq., of Edinburgb, and Joseph Irving, Bsq., Dam- barto,, were unanimously elected honorary memibeis of the society; and Professor Grant, Glasgow Obser- ...
... legs of a triangle falling on him while at his employ. meat in ?? Iron Works. He was carried home, and attended to by Dr. Joseph NVilsce, HAMILTON. LET OF GRASS P.ngsi-The grazing of the parks at Bothwell Castle for season, 1SO4, were let, by public roup ...
... meeting.. He believed the General's movements would be guided very much by theirs. He (Mr. M'Adam) had a letter from Mir. Joseph Cowen, of Newcastle, with whom Garibaldi was very intimate, and who was to wait on the General on Saturday at Southampton ...