The Sun. — 1857-11-28 (London, England)

WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, Nov. 27. Dublin Militia, to be Captain, vice Gibbon, resigned ; . was then the only house of ill-fame in the town. It Armar Lowry, late Capt • A h MTV • am, rmag ii la vice w 1 Wood x West Hartley'...l4 6 South Hetton 19 3 must take him into custody for stealing the shoes, upon the notes being cancelled or cut at the Bank, serioue wound upon her nose, and leavins, her with 2d Regiment of Life-Guards-Lieutenant-Colonel William nam 0 is supposed that on the night of the murder the t.7)uey,yesiened, to be Captain ; Leonard Strong:Gent., • up en which he said, "Oh! if that's your eame, so thatthe names ofthepersons endorsed at the back two frightful black eyes and her body a mass of Henry Clinton Baddeley, from half-pay Unattached, to Shincliffe 17 1 unfortunate man whose name was Tillroyd Moreau e , be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Brevet-Colonel Williams Lieutenant vice Sutherland resined • Mor an you -, I'm off," arid knocked the constable°down as havine paid or received them were taken out. bruises. He also knocked her down upon the land- • ' ; Culhane, Es ' ' • g ' * g q., M.D., to be Sureeon vice Hacon resigned. Wallsend, Stc. Squborwen Merthyr 20 0 by profession a jeweller and engraver, was at this wirsae exchanges.; Major and Brevet-Lieutenant•Colonef 18 9 and endeavoured to make his escape, and it was Mr. Irailey said if this were a fault it was that of ing outside her room, and while on the ground he let or Royal East Middlesel Regiment of ' Militia- Acorn Close lB 0 Keiper Grainge house in company with a farmer named Hardy F ncis Mountjoy Marten to be Lieutenant-Colonel b Gosforth l7 0 sletton l9 9 . with great difficulty that he was secured, and the public, and not of the Bank. There was a seized her by the hair, and, as the complainant de- ' - s ' purchase, vice who resided at the village of Chickerell, but who Baddele , who it. a ; Breve •. Y• Frederic Whito Christian, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Jones, t-Major • reslgned ; Frederick Pratt Worthy, Gent., to be Ensign, Eden during the scuffle the secoud man made his escape. reason for cancelling the denomination. or figures scribed it, " hammered her head repeatedly upon Georee Howard Vyse toYba Majo.: IaZI Liaut.-Colonel • 13 0 died many years since. A quarrel is said to have •if , vice Smith, promoted • Charles Warwick Bampfylde Herten The jury found both the prisoners Guilty, and of amount, so that if persons wrote their names the stairs." vice erten ; Lieutenant Augustus Savill Lumley to be en am Wll G - ' ' • Ed en ' 18 3 draddyll lB 0 ent., to be Ensign, vice Vevers, promoted ; ris i s whi lted i aen between these part.e , eh resu n a Captain, by purchase, vice Vyse; Cornet and Sub- Hoe s' evidence Was given that they had been previously at the back of the figures they were necessarily Sir F. G. Moon said in the whole of his experi- race Arthur Wells, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Newton, Haswell 19 9 . death-blow being inflicted on Morgan. Afi er the Lieutenant John Henniker Lovett to be Lieutenant, by convicted of feleny and sentenced to 12 months' cut out. The names should always be written on ence he never had a case before bim in which the fatal blow had be struck the body of the d • urchase vice Lumle promoted. Ships at market, 162 ; sold, 129. imprisonment. Timer had also been several times the upper part oe the back or front of the note, brutality approa,ched so near to murder as the pre- en 0 _Pi _ ra , Y. sth or Royal Elthorne Light Infantry Regiment of ceased was wrapped in a kind of sheet or sack, and °" is °non Guards-Joseph Heremon Perm Fitz- • Middlesex Militia-Roderick M`Donald Campbell to be