... I Bannister, .a watchman, saw the prisoner running up Burlington-mews, towards the Burlington Hotel, and on attempting to secure him, he produced a ,pistol from his pocket, and presenting the weapon, pulled the trigger; but happily for Bannister, it ...

... En'igh, lay vice Durie. Foot—Ensign J. G. Champion to be Lieutenant, by pur Tre. vice Wood, promoted in the 69th Foot; W. H. Rogers. to be Ensign ' by purchase, vice Lovesey, who retires; H. Ilume, Gent, t o be Ensign, by purchase, vice Champion. West India ...

... — It was, sir. Mr. Rogers— What is a dramatic exhibition Witness— It was a melo-drama that was performed. Mr. Rogers—.. And what is a melo-drama ? Witness— Really I cannot exactly point out the difference. Mr. Rogers contended that it was ...

... r, Nov. 8, at one, Nov. 19, at twelve, Dec. 17, at one. Attornies, Messrs. Bell and Brodriek, Bow Church-yard, or Messrs. Rogers and Son, Manchester-buildings, Westminster Oct. 31, at Edinburgh, Emily, wife of Archibald Machean, Esq., Royal Horse Artillery ...

... promoted. 95th Foot—Ensign Wiliam Armstrong Rogers, to be Lieutenant , Without purchase, vice Clayton, deceased; Gent. Ca let Charles-p. Hamilton, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice Rogers. Rifle Brigade.—George Kirwan Carr, Gent, to ...