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... Devon Assizes, on Tuobdtty, before Mr. Justice Wilks, an action for assault was brought Mr. Were, solicitor Plymouth, against Staveley Murray, the Koval Artillery. The evidence showed that the plaintiff had circulated rumours injurious to the character of ...
... army was reprceentcd the second division, commanded Major-General Carey, and the third division Major-General Sir Charles Staveley. the two divisions being conjointed nominally into army corns, under the chief command the latter gallant officer. The c ...
... quagmires Several of the hired transport waggons came to grief, and many dragoon was unseated. Rapidly and regularly Gen. Staveley’s force advanced northward towards Cbobham, delayed only by the effective fire of the defenders’ skirmishers. For five hours ...
... yesterday's movements. General Staveley resumed his attack on Sir Hope Grant, men advancing through the wooded bottom lying between the encampment and the ridges north of Ohobham. Sir Hope's troops gave way with suspicious readiness until they led the ...
... the ihallmilo of sandy road towards the embankment, formed up behind It, discreetly arch. Presently down trotted General Staveley his Staff. With great indiooretiort they rodein under the archway full view of the watchful Highlander beyond the canal rtdt ...
... Q C., Sir B. Baggallay, Q.C., Mr. M. Chambers, Q.C., Mr. Charley, the Hon. G. Denman, Q,C., Mr. E. S. Gordon, Q.C., Mr. Staveley Hill, Q.C, Mr. Lopes, Q.C., Mr. Matthews, Q.C., the Hon. D. Plunket, Q.C.; Mr. F. T. Powell, Mr. U. C. Raikes, Mr. D. Straight ...
... a gentleman residing Dilhorn Bouse, near Cbe&dle, North Staffoidshire, for having broken his proraise to marry her. Dr. Staveley Hill, Q C., for the plaintiff, opened the case, and read oopiou extracts from pile of letters which the lovers” had sent ...
... of the inoesi-ant rain causing great liaks to the bt-alth of the tioops, as well rendering evolutions unsafe, Sir Charles Staveley yesterday afternoon resolved practically to abandon tbe manoeuvres in tbe Prinoetown district. Sir £. Great bed’s division ...
... and the coffin was borne by detachment of 920 d Highlanders. General Sir Hope Grant, K.C.8., and Major General Sir Charles Staveley were present. The usual military honours were paid the grave of the deceased veteran. THE ATTEMPTED MURDER IN LONDON, Lat* ...
... retortin? thip e the cnse, Sir will be the Piret Law Offiftor of the Crown, and the wi I, is between Mr. 31-. Ho!k«r. Mr. Staveley Hill i« expected to the new Judge AJwoo«te.Ooneml It Bo.*Hi« also be ogreed upon that Mr, W. H. Smith will r£f some ffice ...
... of living. After some conversation, in which several member* expressed their opinion that lb- ptß'mea had grievances, Mr. Staveley H said for would be very hspoy join depotati-m to the Government urge op them the desirability of appointing select committ-e ...
... even were it offered to him. The highest antboritiea as such matteis etsto that it rests between Mr. Manle, Q. 0., end Mr. Staveley Hill, Q.O.j the general opinion ia that Mr. Mania will have it. The Solicitor's Journal Baja that the fee 5,000 guineae, ...