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... ap- pointed to succeed Sir Henry Pottinggr as gover- nor of the Cape of Good Hope. We also under. stand that Major General Staveley succeeds Major General DIAguilar on the staff at Hong Kong, and that Sir Henry Pottinger is to be the new governor of Madras ...
... RJlway C° ™re wjck, 1 ot SOUTHAN and Co. Newcastle, York, Leeds, Brad- » ford, Wakefield, Hull, Shef- field, Rotheram, Staveley, By Midland Railway Chesterfield, Nottingham, Lei- Co., to Gloucester, to cester, Derby, Burton-on- care of SOUTHAN and Trent ...
... Capt. Fletcher ; Fried tripe and calves heads, Air. B'ourd ; Gravy andt pease soup Capt. Stawer; Two sucking pigs, Capt. Staveley; Breast of Veal ragoo'd, Capt. I-lron; Ice, creamn, and pine apples, Mr. Scott; Sirloin of Beef, Mr. Blackett; Pigeons and ...
... ral Jervoir, K H., has accepted the command of the troops in llcng Kong. Upon his assuming his new duties, Major-General Staveley, C B , will proceed to Bombay, and be employed upon the staff of the army in that Presidency. No clue having yet been obtained ...
... swearing, or some other offence, and the job was done. -Dr. AduLtz s Dealtngs with the Inquisiti m. SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE AT STAVELEY. For some time past Miss Guest, ofStavetey, has been suffering from a hard substance forming in the back part ot her hand ...
... Foot-Lieut. Charles Carter to be Adjut,, vice Lyons, removed. 44th Foot-Lieut, John Robinson, to be Capt., -with- out pur., vice Staveley, pro.; Lieut, John Stanley Howard to be Capt., by pur., vice Carey, who retires. 49th Foot-Lieut. James Wells Armstrong to ...
... arty.) Birkenhead, Cheshire. Barigny, Rev. W. H, to Crook* C., dio. Waterford. Smyth, Rev. IL, to !Rebid&lly C., dio. LWOW*. Staveley, Rev. Robert, 8.A., Trinity nonage, Dublin, to Frank(leld P.O dio. Cork Traria.. B►goe, Rev. Robert George, ICA , (B A., ...
... near Enter, spinster Snell, Angus's, Susanna, istol, soineter Snell, Wet. W , P.) mouth, Det on, Joel, Brielgwitcr, merchant Staveley, Thomas George, St. Mary Abbot's, Kensington, esquire S,epliens, Samuel, Taunton, gentleman Stotbert, John, Bath, ironmonger ...
... Hurst-perpoint, Sussex. Edward Butt, laceman, Newcastle-place. George William Bright, licensed victualler, Swansea. John Staveley, Derbyshire. Thomas Lamplugh, draper, Great Dudfield, Yorkshire. Joseph Roberts, grocer, Chester. TUESDAY. —William Hornby ...
... of nearly An feet from the main hole. fortunate finder of the gold is the eldest eon of Mr. Durham, who is employed at the Staveley emotive. A Nov rt. Re's,- In the lest sitting of the Academy of Reiman at Brassels • quantity of strange looking grain wen ...
... conveyed to the adjoining village of Barlbro’. As soon as the accident occurred information was sent to* Mr. Thorpe, surgeon, Staveley, who hastened the spot to render what assistance might be necessary. The poor fellows, however, were beyond the reach medicine ...
... Commander-in-Chief at the Cape, vice Major General the Hon. George Cathcart, whose period of service has expired. Major-General Staveley. from Bombay, is to succeed Lieut-General Sir. Richard Amstrong at Madras. The Banket's Magazine for this month contains ...